Vuly BMX Bike, Owner'S Manual

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○ Check reflectors, lights, and accessories
• Check that reflectors are clean and position perpendicular to the rim.
• Make sure your front and rear lights and any other accessories are securely attached, properly
positioned, and working properly.
• Position your lights parallel to the ground. Make sure our batteries are charged.
○ Check your suspension (if applicable)
• Adjust your suspension for your use, and make sure that no suspension component can “bottom
out: or be fully compressed. Suspension adjustment instructions are available in the Support section
of vulyplay.com.
○ Check your pedals
• Make sure your pedals and shoes are clean and free of debris that could affect your grip or
interfere with the pedal system.
• Hold crank to restrict 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 get the most out of your riding experience.
7.1. TURNING AND HANDLING
Be careful of “toe overlap”. When you turn the handlebar at low speeds, your foot could overlap
or touch the front wheel or fender. Do not pedal when you ride slowly with the handlebar turned.
Wet, debris-strewn, or uneven surfaces will affect the handling of your bicycle. Paint (pedestrian
crossings, lane lines) and metal surfaces (drain grates, manhole covers) can be especially
slippery when wet. Try to avoid sudden changes in direction on less than ideal surfaces.