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3.  Screws for anchoring with the fork: to secure the brake arms to the fork.
4.  Spring adjustment screw: to center the brake pads with the rim. 

When adjusting the brake, we recommend turning the wheel after each modifi cation and 

checking the braking eff ect and performance.

In addition to the four bolts on the brake itself, there is still the possibility of changing the 
tension of the brake cable with the help of the adjustment screw for brake cable (also see 
4.12). If you would like to know more to set the brake, have a look at the following:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQT7OLkB5VI

6.3.  Other common problems

The chain is rubbing

First, try to lubricate the chain; should the problem continue, 
adjust the derailleur correctly, or take it to a specialist.

The wheel is “wobbling”

A light „wobbling“ is common for new bicycles, this is often the
sidewall, and after a few km of riding, it disappears automatically.
If the wobbling is too much and the brakes are touched, you 
should take the bicycle in for repair.

Unusual sounds while 
riding

Make sure the chain is suffi  ciently lubricated, and is not stretched
too tightly. Again, tighten the screw at the bottom bracket 
bearing and at the handlebar stem.

   

7.  Inspection plan

Regular thorough inspections of the woom bikes by a skilled expert are extremely impor-
tant for the safety of your child. For this reason, we urgently recommend the following 
inspection schedule:

 

After riding 200 km and at least once in a year, have the tires and wheels 
checked for being undamaged and being in proper condition. Adjust the 
tension of the brake cable, because it can expand after riding the new bike. 
Have the gearshift adjusted, as well as the tightening torques on handlebars, 
steering system, cranks, pedals, seat, seatpost and all mounting screws.

Summary of Contents for WOOM

Page 1: ...Bicycle owner s manual Version 09 2018 woom...

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Page 3: ...at and sitting position 10 4 6 Adjusting saddle height woom 1 2 11 4 7 Using the quick release lever woom 3 6 11 4 8 Pedals 11 4 9 Pedal cranks and bearings 11 4 10 Derailleur 12 4 11 Bicycle chain 12...

Page 4: ...assembly instructions as well as section 3 of this manual Before your first ride Bicycling is meant to be fun and is good for your health if it is done properly and respon sibly This manual will help...

Page 5: ...child including external distractions and do not let the child ride in direct proximity to other small children The bicycle and its components include pointed and hard metal objects that may cause in...

Page 6: ...cle it will show wear faster Take care and maintain your woom bike regularly according to the instructions in section 5 and follow the proposed inspection plan in section 7 What should be avoided Jump...

Page 7: ...and pedals have been fixed with the required strength The positioning of saddle and handlebar is appropriate for the height of your child and he she can start and stop safely Brakes are working and th...

Page 8: ...11 Chain protectorring 16 Seatpost 2 Brake lever 7 Hub 12 Pedal crank 17 Seatpost clamp 3 Brake 8 Tires 13 Chain 18 Frame 4 Fork 9 Pedal 14 Derailleur 19 Headset clamp 5 Spokes 10 Inner bearing 15 Sea...

Page 9: ...bar stem and the headset The headset holds the fork in the frame and allows for easy turning of the handlebars It is exposed to heavy loads during the ride and therefore needs to fit properly It must...

Page 10: ...sitting position When the child is sitting on the seat she he should be able to touch the ground with both feet and stand in a stable position The picture showsthe seating position of a more advanced...

Page 11: ...rntheadjustingnutinaclockwisedirection while holding the clamping lever with the other hand Now tighten the nut Then turn the clamping lever using the palm of your hand in a manner that you can see th...

Page 12: ...After some time of using it an adjustment might be necessary Derailleur The woom bikes 4 5 6 use a high quality derailleur the SRAM X4 Derailleur Normally the setting of the derailleur has already be...

Page 13: ...e of the brake handle Withthe help ofthe adjusting screwthat goes intothe brake lever the handle range can be adjusted If required the distance betweenthe brake leverandthe griptap can be adjusted by...

Page 14: ...PLUS 2 and 3 for fittings to achieve the appropriate stability Rimswearembossedmarkingsforwearofrims Afteracertainperiod of use these will be visible As soon as the markings show wear and tear don t a...

Page 15: ...ymbol in section 4 as well as the suggested inspection plan in section 7 For cleaning the bike we recommend warm water and a sponge If you use protection and care products suitableforbicycles payatten...

Page 16: ...en the wheel with the Hex screws or with the quick release skewer Incaseofawoom2or3 thefollowingnumberof teethhasthebevisibleontheHebiechainguard woom 2 2teeth woom 3 15teeth see image 6 2 Brake is ru...

Page 17: ...A light wobbling is commonfornew bicycles this is oftenthe sidewall andafterafewkmofriding itdisappearsautomatically If the wobbling is too much and the brakes are touched you should take the bicycle...

Page 18: ...ata You can find the net weight and the geometry data for all bikes on our website woombikes com by clicking on the desired bike and then scrolling down 8 2 Tightening torque Whenever possible meet th...

Page 19: ...you have no more use for your woom bike or if you want to dispose of it we ll take it back and offer free shipping 10 Liability and warranty guarantee We grant a 24 months warranty on the entire bike...

Page 20: ...20 woom bikes manual 09 2018 Rights for content and images woom GmbH Inkustrasse 1 7 Halle 14 Top 5 3400 Klosterneuburg Europe Austria woombikes com...

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