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C A R R Y I N G   L OA D S

The total maximum payload capacity of this Flyer

TM

 bike is

 155lbs (70kg). This 

includes the weight of the rider, as well as any, cargo, accessories etc. 

Maximum payload capacity: 155lbs (70kg)
Maximum total weight (bike and payload): 179lbs (81kg)

Always reference the maximum weight capacity of any accessories used as well. 

Seat

•  Ensure the seat is securely connected to the bike and the seat cannot 

be moved.

•  Confirm the clamp adjustment lever is fully tightened and locked. 

•  Verify the seat is properly adjusted to fit the rider’s height. 

•  Confirm that the seat is securely fastened to the post (torque: 8 to 12 Nm).  

 Handlebar

•  Confirm the handlebar always aligns with fork when moving in desired 

direction and both parts turn in unison. 

•  Secure the front wheel or fork, preventing it from turning. Apply 

approximately 30 lbs of force to one of the handlebar grips. The 

handlebar should not rotate independently from the front wheel or 

fork.

•  Confirm the stem clamp bolts are tightened to

 18 to 20 Nm and the 

stem faceplate bolts are tightened to 10 to 12 Nm. 

Chain

•  Ensure the chain is properly lubricated and runs smoothly. 

•  After using in rough weather conditions such as rain, snow, or other 

severe weather, verify that chain and links are clean and undamaged. 

Bearings

•  Verify all bearings are lubricated and run smoothly with no unnatural 

sounds such as grinding or rattling.

•  Check the bearings in the headset assembly, pedals and bottom 

bracket, and the rear wheel.

Cranks & Pedals

•  Confirm pedals are tightly secured to the cranks (torque: 35 to 40 Nm)  

and the crank is tightly secured to the bottom bracket spindle  

(torque: 38 to 42 Nm).

•  Verify cranks are parallel to the downtube and not bent. 

Frame & Fork

•   Confirm there is no damage or bending to the front fork and frame 

and that fork is parallel with the front tire.

Control Cables

•  Confirm all cables are routed away from moving parts and allow the 

headset to rotate freely.

•  Confirm cables are undamaged and free of debris and liquids. 

Accessories

•  Ensure that any loads or accessories do not interfere with moving 

parts. 

•  Tighten and secure all accessories and accessory components.

•  Ensure rider is wearing a helmet and the helmet is not damaged.

Reflectors

•  Verify reflectors are adjusted and outward facing before all rides. 

•  Ensure that loads or accessories do not interfere with reflectors. 

 WARNING! Adding loads to the product may impact stability. Always follow the 

weight limit guidelines. It is the rider’s responsibility to ensure any cargo or passenger 
weight will not impact the rider’s ability to safety use the product.

Summary of Contents for FLYER 840BL

Page 1: ...F LY E R T M 2 0 K I D S B I K E OW N E R S M A N UA L M O D E L S 8 4 0 B L 8 4 0 R 8 4 0 G Y 8 4 0 T 8 4 0 P P...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...aintenance To ensure safe use and prevent injury please carefully read all information in this manual before use Take time to familiarize yourself with your Flyer kids bike before use While this owner...

Page 4: ...4...

Page 5: ...nt Safety Instructions Getting Started Assembly Instructions Fastener Torque Values Accessories Adjusting Bike Riding Safe Operating Guidelines Ride Safety Checklist Braking and Shifting Maintenance W...

Page 6: ...Post 2 Rear Reflector 3 Rear Brake 4 Cassette 5 Rims 6 Tires 7 Rear Derailleur 8 Chain 9 Kickstand 10 Chainwheel 11 Crank 12 Pedal 13 Saddle 14 Stem 15 Grips 16 Gear Shifter 17 Brake Levers 18 Front...

Page 7: ...ance tire pressure steering performance and rim wear see Maintenance Instructions Avoid riding the bike in wet or icy conditions If riding in wet or icy conditions the braking distance of the bike wil...

Page 8: ...lls It is highly recommended that the assembly and adjustment are completed by a reputable bicycle mechanic when possible The following items are required for assembly 5mm allen wrench included 6mm al...

Page 9: ...mm allen wrench loosen the two bolts and remove the stem faceplate Ensure to rotate the fork so that the stem is facing forwards as in the image below B Align and center the handlebar in the stem Chec...

Page 10: ...10 B C...

Page 11: ...shers from both sides of the front wheel C Align the wheel to the fork so that the fork dropouts rest on the axle Ensure the fork is fully seated on the axle the wheel is centered on the fork and the...

Page 12: ...12 E C D B...

Page 13: ...e lever should require enough pressure that it leaves an imprint in your hand If it s too easy or too difficult to close adjust the lever tension by turning the adjustment nut opposite the quick relea...

Page 14: ...al to the right side crank arm by turning the axle clockwise by hand C Install the left pedal to the left side crank arm by turning the axle counter clockwise by hand D Use the provided 15mm wrench to...

Page 15: ...15 B C D E A RIGHT LEFT LEFT RIGHT LEFT RIGHT...

Page 16: ...rew to secure the reflector Ensure the reflector is facing directly forwards See next page C Mount the red reflector to the back of the seat post about 3 75mm below the saddle Tighten down the mountin...

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Page 18: ...proper assembly Visit flyer radioflyer com or contact customerservice radioflyer com for additional assistance assembling using or repairing your accessories WARNING Incorrect installation of accesso...

Page 19: ...be almost fully extended with a slight bend in your knee The proper seat position is important to avoid strain and potential injury during riding Consult a trusted reputable bike mechanic or contact...

Page 20: ...handlebar is centered left to right within the stem faceplate C Retighten the two stem faceplate bolts using the 6mm allen wrench Evenly tighten the bolts to 10 to 12 Nm using a torque wrench A B C WA...

Page 21: ...two sprockets of the derailleur are in line with the smallest sprocket of the cassette B The lower limit of the rear derailleur sets the location of the derailleur in gear 1 largest sprocket on rear c...

Page 22: ...brake pad nut to lock in the position Repeat for other side B Tighten the barrel adjuster 3 on the hand brake fully by turning counterclockwise Reattach the brake arms and loosen the barrel adjuster u...

Page 23: ...perly secured Rims Check that engraved channel in rim is visible Over time this channel will become shallower and eventually will disappear If the channel has disappeared replace rims immediately Exce...

Page 24: ...w or other severe weather verify that chain and links are clean and undamaged Bearings Verify all bearings are lubricated and run smoothly with no unnatural sounds such as grinding or rattling Check t...

Page 25: ...S I N G G E A R S H I F T E R The FlyerTM 20 Kids Bike is fitted with a 7 speed gear shifter In order to shift gears twist the shifter located on the right of the handlebars Twisting forwards away fr...

Page 26: ...ike until you have a certified and reputable bike mechanic inspect the bike to ensure proper function bike and all its components Any changes to the Flyer kids bike that are not specifically approved...

Page 27: ...27 Warranty For information on your FlyerTM 20 Kids Bike s warranty please visit...

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