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Grip

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Shifter

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Brake lever

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Cable housings

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Stem

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Steerer column

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Headset

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Fender

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Saddle

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Frame

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Front brake

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Tire

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Rim

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Spoke

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Fork

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Front hub

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Quick release binder

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Seat post

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Quick release clamp

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Rear brake

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Gear Hub

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Rear wheel nut

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Chain

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Chainwheel

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Crankarm

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Pedal

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Summary of Contents for T-120

Page 1: ... Steerer column 7 Headset 8 Fender 9 Saddle 10 Frame 11 Front brake 12 Tire 13 Rim 14 Spoke 15 Fork 16 Front hub 17 Quick release binder 18 Seat post 19 Quick release clamp 20 Rear brake 21 Gear Hub 22 Rear wheel nut 23 Chain 24 Chainwheel 25 Crankarm 26 Pedal ...

Page 2: ... rule 8 Leg reach 8 Ergonomic adjustments 9 Adjusting the saddle height 9 Adjusting the handlebar height 10 Riding your bike 11 Technical adjustments 13 Brake adjustment 13 Adjusting the chain tension 13 Adjusting the gear hub 13 Repairing a flat tire 14 Maintenance 14 Required tools 14 Chain lubrification 15 Tire pressure 15 Internal gear hub maintenance 15 Lifespan and normal wear 16 Cleaning yo...

Page 3: ...team has been designing and manufacturing quality products for reduced mobility children and adults thus providing them with hours of fun and pleasure To learn more about our products parts accessories and services please visit www trivel com Before your first ride To ensure your first ride goes smoothly please make sure to follow these simple instructions 1 Read and understand this user manual 2 ...

Page 4: ...nd good mechanical condition of the equipment This document is not a complete service manual We recommend that you seek advice from your retailer if anything is unclear or if you need more information Although it is unfortunately impossible to avoid every risks or hazardous situations that can occur there are several safety advices listed in the following chapter that can help reduce the risk of a...

Page 5: ...s and may cause serious injury or death Make sure the bike is properly sized for you and that you are fully able to control it Adapt your riding style and behaviour to each type of terrain situation and weather condition This product and its components were not designed to be used for extreme conditions or stunts Do not engage in aggressive riding or jumps Avoid riding on wet or icy ground if poss...

Page 6: ...stem handlebar or front wheel should be moving If any of these components are moving align stem with the wheel and tighten again Check the chain for smooth operation and proper lubrication Apply oil if needed Check the chain tension on single speed models Check both pedals and crank arm attachments Pedals should be properly tightened to the crank arm If needed tighten them again Rock both crank ar...

Page 7: ...ght A properly adjusted saddle height allows for a better leg deployment while pedaling It will prevent joint injuries over longer rides and improve your muscular efficiency A simple and common way to determine a rider s recommended saddle height is to measure the distance from the groin to the ground while standing against a wall a measure generally called inseam then multiply that number by a fa...

Page 8: ...e saddle Knee over pedal rule This simple technique helps position the rider s hip along the seat tube axis to prevent unwanted hip movement and improve weight distribution over the bike Ideally the rider s kneecap should be vertically aligned with the pedal axle when the chainwheel arm is on the forward horizontal position Leg reach Ideally the rider should be able to reach the ground with at lea...

Page 9: ...se clamp lever into open position 2 Lift the saddle to the required height Do not raise the saddle past the seat post s minimum insertion engraved mark 3 Push the seat tube quick release clamp lever back to closed position Check for correct saddle alignment before tightening the clamp ...

Page 10: ...in serious injury or even death 1 Loosen the stem clamp and remove the headset top cap 2 Rearrange the spacers stack above or below the stem to reach the required handlebar height 3 Adjust the headset bearing compression with the top cap bolt If the handlebar must be fitted on the lower part of the steering tube It is recommended to cut some of the exceeding length above the stem Only a qualified ...

Page 11: ...vel Equip yourself with the adequate protective gears Sudden loss of control can happen when riding off road Learn how to dismount off the bike before falling Respect private property and the other users on the trails and slow down when you cross It is recommended to bring a basic tool set Be prepared for emergency fixes on your bike Do not throw away garbage on the trails Riding in wet weather Av...

Page 12: ... gear as you are accelerating thus maintaining a comfortable pedaling cadence Avoid shifting under high chain tension such as when climbing a steep incline For a smooth gear shifting briefly stop pedaling or reduce the force being applied to the pedals when shifting the gears Twist the shifter away from you to shift to a higher gear Twist the shifter towards you to shift to a lower gear Be sure to...

Page 13: ...wheel nuts Pull the wheel to put the chain under tension Tighten the rear wheel nuts temporarily Check and measure the chain tension Pull or push the rear wheel further into the frame if needed until the recommended tension is met Check that the rear wheel is centered within the frame center axis Firmly tighten the rear wheel nuts Check the brake pads position on the rim and adjust if needed Adjus...

Page 14: ...mited warranty It is recommended to take your bike to a qualified technician once a year for inspection and to take a tune up appointment if necessary Additionally there are a few simple basic maintenance interventions that you can proceed to by your own at home Required tools The following list of tools is a minimum requirement to proceed to basic maintenance and simple adjustments of your bike A...

Page 15: ...recommended pressure range will guarantee their performance and durability Avoid riding your bike with the tires underinflated to prevent premature wear rim damage and puncture Read the markings on the tire to know the recommended pressure On the example above any pressure between 60 and 80 PSI is acceptable Generally a lower pressure will provide more comfort by reducing road chatter and absorbin...

Page 16: ...ed limit line In order to maintain strong braking power and to prevent premature wear of your brake pads and rim inspect the brake pads contact surface from time to time Remove any metal shrapnel present and lightly sand down the material to remove the thin glazed portion of its surface if necessary Rim A quality rim can last for many years when used under normal conditions and with timely brake p...

Page 17: ...ntly Your chain will stretch over time and generally needs to be replaced when it reach an elongation of about 1 Speciality tools for chain stretch measurement are available at your local bike shop Cleaning your bike Keeping your bike clean is an easy and simple way to help extend its performance and look Fill a bucket with warm water and mix a biodegradable dishwashing liquid or other soft soap C...

Page 18: ... said hidden defect is present before the expiration of the warranty Warranty against apparent anomaly The owner must verify the apparent condition the quantity and the contents of the equipment following the purchase and on the same day must immediately proceed with a complete inspection of it with the help from the owner s manual If there is damage if a part is missing or is damaged if the equip...

Page 19: ...ng repairs Trivel shall ship the parts back without charge to the retailer exclusively If the shipping address is different than the nearest Trivel retailer s the customer shall have to pay shipping costs both to and from said different address Validity of the limited warranty The Trivel limited warranty is conditional to the equipment having been handled and maintained adequately by the owner in ...

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