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MAINTENANCE 

AND

 INSPECTION

 

 
REGULAR MAINTENANCE: 

 Bi-Monthly 

 

1.  Keep all painted parts cleaned and waxed for a long-lasting luster. 
2.  Spray all chrome parts with recommended protective spray coating (LPS-1, WD-40, etc.). 

When spraying with protective coatings, it is recommended that you let parts set overnight so 
the coating will penetrate. 

3.  Lubricate the following: 

a.  Pivot points at top and bottom of seat 
b.  Axle shafts 
c.  Inside bearings of both pedals 
d.  Chain 

– turn pedal crank forward and spray freely 

 

4.  When storing over prolonged periods, turn upside down to prevent flat spots from occurring on 

the tires.  If stored outside, cover to protect finish and moving parts. 

 
 
 
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE:  

Every Six Months 

 
These are services that should be performed by your local bicycle shop. A fee may be charged. 
 

1.  Check tires for wear, rim cuts, and valve core alignment (usually caused by improper air 

pressure). 

2.  Check wheels for cracks and alignment. 
3.  Check brakes for proper operation. 
4.  Clean and repack all bearings and adjust all cones. 
5.  Check for worn bearings, cones, and cups. 
6.  Check chain for adjustment and clean as needed. 
7.  Check for loose bolts and nuts. 

Attention: While your unit is new, some noises may occur when the unit is breaking in. 
Should they continue for more than 30 days, see your local bike shop. 

 
 
INSPECTION 
 

Check the following, as it applies to your cycle, on a regular basis: 
 

1.  Coaster brake 

– Make sure the brake engages, by pedaling backwards. 

2.  Wheels 

– Check wheels for alignment. 

3.  Pedals 

– Inspect pedal bearings and make sure pedal is tightly attached to crank. 

4.  Handle grips 

– Replace worn or loose grips. 

5.  Chain 

– Check for proper tightness. Replace damaged chain immediately. 

6.  Seat 

– Adjust seat for rider comfort and safety. 

7.  Tires 

– Keep tires inflated to the recommended tire pressure, as indicated on the tire’s 

sidewall. 

8.  Chainguard 

– Replace damaged or missing chainguard immediately. 

9.  Frame 

– Replace damaged frame immediately. 

                                                                                                                     

 

 
 

Summary of Contents for FUN CYCLE

Page 1: ...Fun Cycle Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ...Front Frame Assembly Rear Frame Assembly Backrest Chainguard Flags Seat Front Wheel and Fender Rear Wheels Parts Bag What s in the Box...

Page 3: ...ighten down the nuts for the front fender Wheel set into frame with Screw installed on back of fender accompanying hardware 3 Pedals Install pedals by threading the pedal marked R into the right side...

Page 4: ...nt chainguard installation Rear chainguard installation 6 Backrest Insert backrest onto front frame assembly with pivot mounting tub pointed downwards and to the rear The backrest should slide evenly...

Page 5: ...ith the back rest on top of rear frame section shown below Insert screws into nylon bushings that are preassembled into frame sections Secure with nylon jam nuts Tighten nuts so that the frame section...

Page 6: ...r set collar and washer Outer washer set collar and cotter pin 9 Seat Place seat on back rest with the wide flap at top Install flaps around outside frame and buckle from top to bottom and side to sid...

Page 7: ...aused by improper air pressure 2 Check wheels for cracks and alignment 3 Check brakes for proper operation 4 Clean and repack all bearings and adjust all cones 5 Check for worn bearings cones and cups...

Page 8: ...fun cycle fun cycle Trailmate...

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Page 10: ...gh speeds This may cause cycle to roll over Careless operation may cause rider to lose control and result in serious injury Things to know before riding your cycle 1 Know your local bicycle laws and w...

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