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8.
Now
plug
the
charger
into
a
power
point
and
turn
on
the
power
at
the
wall.
Lastly,
switch
on
the
charger
(the
charger’s
I/O
switch
is
next
to
the
110/240v
power
input
cable).
One
light
will
show
red,
and
the
other
will
show
orange
(charging).
The
orange
light
will
turn
green
when
the
fast
‐
charge
cycle
is
complete.
It
is
best
to
charge
overnight
for
the
first
3
charge
cycles,
as
detailed
in
the
user
guide.
Note:
When
charging,
always
the
last
step
is
to
switch
the
charger
switch
on.
This
allows
the
charger
to
properly
sense
the
battery
charge
levels.
9.
Slide
the
seatpost
into
the
frame
and
tighten
the
quick
‐
release
lever.
If
the
seat
is
not
firm
with
the
lever
fastened,
fully
fold
the
lever
back
again,
then
tighten
the
adjustment
nut
clockwise
a
half
turn.
Fold
down
the
lever
again
and
retry.
Repeat
until
the
seatpost
is
held
firm.
10.
Slide
the
plastic
cap
off
the
handlebar
headset
stem
‐
post
,
then
slide
the
stem
‐
post
into
the
bike.
11.
Lift
the
quick
‐
adjust
lever
on
the
headset
and
alter
the
headset
angle
until
you
can
fit
the
supplied
largest
allen
key
into
the
nut
on
the
top
of
the
stem
‐
post.
Make
sure
that
about
an
inch
of
silver
stem
‐
post
is
showing
(you
can
adjust
the
final
height
later)
and
that
the
handlebars
are
aligned
with
the
forks,
then
tighten
this
nut
until
the
stem
‐
post
is
held
firm.
Note
:
recheck
and
tighten
this
very
firmly,
once
the
front
wheel
is
installed
later.
12.
Depress
the
quick
‐
adjust
lever
to
lock
it
in
place
again.
13.
Carefully
turn
the
bike
upside
‐
down
and
lay
it
on
a
rug,
or
soft
surface
to
avoid
damage.
Lean
it
against
a
chair
or
wall
to
avoid
it
tipping
over.
14.
Remove
the
plastic
axle
rest
from
the
base
of
the
front
forks.
15.
Remove
the
disc
brake
plastic
gap
spacer
from
inside
the
front
disc
brake
unit.
16.
Remove
the
protective
end
‐
caps
from
the
axle
of
the
front
wheel
and
loosen
the
axle
nuts
until
they
are
near
to
coming
off
the
ends
of
the
wheel
axle.