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BICYCLE OWNERS MANUAL

SAFETY INFORMATION, INSTALLATION, CARE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS.
READ PRIOR TO ASSEMBLING AND USING THE PRODUCT.

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Page 1: ... MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS READ PRIOR TO ASSEMBLING AND USING THE PRODUCT Vuly cares about safety Adult supervision is required at all times whilst equipment is in use Attention Visit www vulyplay com install for step by step video instructions or scan this QR code ...

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Page 3: ...ns or if you wish to find the manual online Parents or guardians if this bicycle is for a child or dependant please make sure he or she understands all relevant safety information enclosed in this manual 1 3 HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL This manual covers all Vuly bicycle models It contains helpful information for your bicycle so you can have the most fun Read The Introduction Read through the Introduct...

Page 4: ...tallation and use instructions Read prior to installing and using this Vuly product See VulyPlay com support for any updates to these instructions Vuly Play 95 Ingleston Rd Brisbane QLD 4154 AU 1300 667 514 US 1 800 467 1421 www vulyplay com Start Here ...

Page 5: ...TO THE BICYCLE Please follow the Vuly size guide below to determine the right size bicycle for the rider As a rule we recommend the following procedure to determine the correct size of bicycle Straddle the assembled bicycle with feet shoulder width apart and flat on the ground There must be at least 25mm 1 Inch of clearance between the highest part of the top tube and the crotch of the rider with ...

Page 6: ...inue use 2 4 NOTE ON HANDBRAKES In Australia New Zealand China Left Brake Lever controls the Rear Brake Right Brake Lever controls the Front Brake Most Other Countries Left Brake Lever controls the Front Brake Right Brake Lever controls the Rear Brake 2 5 THE OWNER S RESPONSIBILITY WARNING This bicycle is made to be ridden by one rider at a time for general transportation and recreational purposes...

Page 7: ...ty Ensure all spares tyres tubes and brake pads etc are the same as original equipment Reflectors For your own safety do not ride the bicycle if the reflectors are incorrectly installed damaged or missing Make sure the front and rear reflectors are vertical Do not allow the visibility of the reflectors to be blocked by clothing or other articles Dirty reflectors do not work well Clean the reflecto...

Page 8: ...mp 4 Seatstay 5 Front derailleur 6 Crank arm 7 Pedal 8 Chainrings 9 Chain 10 Rear derailleur 11 Cassette 12 Brake caliper 13 Seat tube 14 Top tube 15 Down tube 16 Front fork 17 Rim 18 Brake Disc 19 Spoke 20 Tire 21 Head tube 22 Stem 23 Head set 24 Brake lever 25 Shift lever 13mm 15mm Spanner 1 2 3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ...

Page 9: ...edures 4 2 STAY WITHIN THE WEIGHT LIMIT Your bicycle has a weight limit See the Use Conditions section for general guidelines 4 3 ADJUST YOUR SADDLE TO A COMFORTABLE HEIGHT If your leg is bent more than slightly your seat should be adjusted up If you can t reach the pedal your seat should be adjusted down To avoid damage to the seatpost or bicycle frame do not position the saddle beyond the minimu...

Page 10: ...e rails or collar is tightened sufficiently so that it will not twist out of alignment or move or tilt up or down Check the wheels Check rims and spokes for damage Give the wheel a spin It should spin straight through the fork front and chainstays rear and not contact the brake pads rim brakes Check that the axles are fully seated in the dropouts Lift your bicycle and hit the top of the tyre with ...

Page 11: ...nt brake is known to lift the rear wheel off the ground This could decrease youyour control and cause you to fall For rim or disc brakes repeat the process with the rear wheel brake For coaster brakes start with the back pedal crank slightly higher than horizontal Apply pressure downwards on the back pedal When you move the pedal downard the brake should engage fig E Apply both brakes together Usi...

Page 12: ...trict movement and attempt to move the pedal body to see if there is any looseness Also spin pedals to make sure they spin freely 6 0 Use Conditions Weight Limits Weight Limit Rider Bicycle Gear Condition Weight Limit 12 30cm Bicycle 36 kg 79 lbs 16 40cm Bicycle 36 kg 79 lbs 20 50cm Bicycle 77 kg 170 lbs 24 60cm Bicycle 77 kg 170 lbs 7 0 Basic Riding Technique Learn these tips and techniques to ge...

Page 13: ...ngaged so be sure to start to apply the brake with the rear pedal slightly higher than horizontal Hand Brakes Before riding make sure you know which brake lever controls which brake front or rear If you have two hand brakes apply both brakes at the same time with equal force The front brake provides more stopping power than the rear so do not use it too forcefully or too abruptly If you must stop ...

Page 14: ...ne Front Chainrings 8 1 INTRODUCTION TO ASSEMBLY NOTE This owner s manual is made for several different bicycles Some of the illustrations may vary slightly from the actual product Follow instructions completely If the bicycle has any parts that are not described in this manual look for separate Special Instructions that are supplied with the bicycle Models may have different accessory items such ...

Page 15: ...le nuts without serrations to attach the front wheel Ensure the wheel spins freely without contacting brake pads or other parts of the bicycle Failure to obey these steps can allow the front wheel to loosen while riding This can cause injury to the rider or others NOTE See Brake Section to loosen and re attach front brakes if applicable For Bolt On Systems 1 If axle nuts a and washers c are alread...

Page 16: ...c brake rotor 8 4 INSTALLING THE REAR WHEEL NOTE If you have disc brakes be careful not to press the brake lever while the wheel is off the bicycle This may close the brake pads making it difficult for the rotor to go back inside the pads 1 Standing at the rear of the bicycle with the wheel between your knees grab the rear derailleur with your right hand and pull back and push down making sure the...

Page 17: ...isted NOTE that they can be twisted if the fork is turned around in the incorrect direction 2 Remove the faceplate from the stem and insert the handlebar Place the face plate over the handlebar and start threading the bolts back into the stem body Use an Allen key to tighten 3 Before you fully tighten use the knurled area the rough area to help centre and align your handlebar The brake levers shou...

Page 18: ...position and tighten the bolts of the clamp tighter than before Do this test again until the handlebar does not move in the handlebar clamp See Torque Chart for Recommended Fastener Torque 8 7 INSTALLING THE SEATPOST WARNING To prevent the seat coming loose and possible loss of control the Minimum Insertion mark on the seatpost must be below the top of the seat tube Seat and Seatpost Setup Loosen ...

Page 19: ...post moves in the Seat Tube Loosen the Seatpost Collar bolt Put the Seatpost in the correct riding position and tighten the Seatpost Collar bolt tighter than before Do this test again until the Seatpost does not move in the Seat Tube 8 8 INSTALLING THE REFLECTORS NOTE Reflector Installation is best completed on flat even ground Position FRONT reflector White so it points straight forward and is pe...

Page 20: ...en it in a clockwise direction The pedal marked L has left hand threads Tighten it in a counter clockwise direction Turn the right side pedal marked R into the right side of the crank arm and the left pedal marked L into the left side of the crank arm TIghten the pedals Make sure the threads of each pedal are fully into the crank arm WARNING Ensure the pedals are secure in the crank arms so they w...

Page 21: ... a spring washer followed by a training wheel securing handle onto the axle 3 Tighten handle until hand tight 4 Check training wheel is secure and does not move before use NOTE Do not over tighten This will damage the Clamp WARNING Make sure the notched tab of the Training Wheel leg is to the rear of the axle and in the slot of the frame ...

Page 22: ...raining wheel securing handle and slide the spring washer and training wheel leg off the axle WARNING When riding with training wheels Ride only on level areas Do not ride on steep hills uneven sidewalks or near steps The bicycle can tip over if a training wheel goes off the edge of the riding surface Ride straight up and own sloped surfaces because the bicycle can tip over when riding across slop...

Page 23: ...custom and practice of the country in which the bicycle is sold 9 0 Rim and Disc Brake System Setup WARNING You must adjust the front and rear brakes before you ride the bicycle NOTE FRONT AND REAR BRAKE SETUP IS THE SAME 9 1 BRAKE PAD SETUP 1 Loosen the screw of each brake pad 2 Adjust the brake pad so it is flat against the rim and aligned with the curve of the rim 3 Make sure each brake pad doe...

Page 24: ...en Cable Nut so that the cable is loose 2 Squeeze brake arms so that brake pads are against the rim 3 Pull brake cable tight 4 Tighten cable nut 5 Adjust cable nut for 1 5mm 1 16inch brake pad clearance 6 Make sure the brake lever is not loose 7 Make sure cable housings are fully seated in adjustment housing at the caliper and brake lever 8 Rotate brake levers into a comfortable riding position an...

Page 25: ... your bicycle has a caliper brake in addition to the coaster brake always use the coaster brake as the main brake to stop the bicycle WARNING If you do not obey the following instructions injury to the rider or to others can occur When you ride the bicycle for the first time test the coaster brake and practice using it at a low speed in a large level area that is free of obstacles Every time the b...

Page 26: ...he bell accessory so that it is perpendicular to the ground and positioned as shown TIghten screw securely Do not over tighten This can damage the clamp 11 0 Bell and Handlebar Features 12 0 Maintenance Repair and Service Schedules NOTE After initial use bicycles should be checked As an example cables stretch through use and this can affect the shifting quality or braking performance We recommend ...

Page 27: ...ame and degrease drivetrain Inspect frame components for damage Overhaul pedals Replace worn components and re grease Training may be required Check tires for wear and replace as needed Also check your inflation kit to make sure spare parts are in good condition Check tires for wear and replace as needed Also check your inflation kit to make sure spare parts are in good condition Check bearing sys...

Page 28: ...products are sold with a manufacturing warranty which assure that the item is free of defects in workmanship and materials warranty We provide comprehensive after sales service which we believe encourages the customer to purchase a Vuly bicycle instead of those of our competitors 13 1 WARRANTY PERIODS Warranty periods do not reset for any reason unless the customer purchases a new product In this ...

Page 29: ...tend to any failure of the product caused by installation not in accordance with the Vuly Manual Customers must assemble their Vuly product by following carefully the Installation section of their Vuly Manual Furthermore the warranty does not cover installation provided by a third party assembly service It is the customer s responsibility to check all boxes and confirm that all components are incl...

Page 30: ...mer must not attempt to use a product if any part is faulty or defective as it may be dangerous Any damage that the user causes as a result of using faulty or defective products will lead to voiding of the warranty 13 4 1 Making a Warranty Claim To fulfil a warranty claim a customer must submit an online Warranty Claim at www vulyplay com support Submitting the online Warranty Claim form requires ...

Page 31: ...ustomer must cover any costs associated with shipping the replacement part 13 4 3 Refunds In all instances of successful warranty claims Vuly offers replacements parts only Vuly provides refunds only at their discretion 13 4 4 Claiming on non Vuly products Products sold alongside Vuly that are not Vuly branded are subject to the warranties provided by the companies that supply them The customer mu...

Page 32: ...e The serial number can be found on the bottom of the bottom bracket as shown For identification purposes please make sure to write this serial number below and keep it for future reference If the bicycle is stolen give this number and a description of the bicycle to the police This will help them find the bicycle Serial Number Purchase Date Bicycle Model Serial Number ...

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