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5. Tighten the locknut securely after any adjustments have been made.

Brake Balancing

Xootr LLC strongly recommends that the following procedures for brake pad balancing be 
done by a qualified bicycle mechanic.  For those with adequate bicycle maintenance 
knowledge, the following steps for the adjustment are given below.

Both brake pads should make contact with the rim nearly at the same time.  If one brake pad 
rubs the rim before the other, then the brakes need balancing.  Use a small Phillips 
screwdriver to adjust the balancing screws.  Each brake arm has a balancing adjustment 
screw.  On the side that is rubbing, turn the small adjustment screw clockwise (tighten).  On 
the side that is not rubbing, turn the small adjustment screw counterclockwise (loosen).  Be 
sure that the brake pads are set up correctly and are not worn prior to balancing.

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Reflector Installation

There are two reflectors provided with your Swift.  The white reflector should be installed 
onto the riser.  The red reflector can be installed nearly anywhere on the triangle frame.  It 
will be necessary to spread the clamp on the rear reflector a little bit to fit it over the frame, 
but be careful not to spread it too much as it may cause the clamp to break.  You will find it 
easier to install the reflector if it is warm.  Try using a hair dryer or heating gun to warm the 
clamp of the reflector.  This will make it a bit more pliable.  Use a Phillips head screwdriver 
to tighten the clamps on both reflectors.  Do not over-tighten the clamps as this may cause 
them to break.

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Copyright 2008, Xootr LLC. All rights reserved. Xootr is a registered trademarks of Xootr LLC.

Copyright 2008, Xootr LLC. All rights reserved. Xootr is a registered trademarks of Xootr LLC.

Locknut

Cable Adjusting Barrel

Summary of Contents for Swift series

Page 1: ...l or falling Please understand that those events could lead to very serious injury or death Because any loss of control or fall could result in serious injury or death we do not repeat the warning of...

Page 2: ...c and for opening doors Inspect your bicycle before every ride Make sure all fasteners are securely tightened Verify that your front and rear brakes are functioning properly before each ride Verify th...

Page 3: ...cy pavement or on loose gravel or debris can cause the front wheel to lock and skid resulting in possible loss of control Slowly apply brakes in a gradual controlled manner to avoid skidding or loss o...

Page 4: ...lver cable guide from the metal yoke attached to the caliper thus releasing the brake calipers 2 Open the quick release lever and back the nut off a few turns 3 Remove the wheel from the frame Install...

Page 5: ...oning properly Initial assembly should take about 10 minutes The only tools required are a pedal wrench 15mm open ended wrench and a Phillips head screw driver This section is geared more towards thos...

Page 6: ...bike or have someone pick it up by the seat while you rotate the crank and turn the shifter Before adjusting the d railleur be sure the chain is clean and well lubricated Also lubricate the shift cab...

Page 7: ...pads are set up correctly and are not worn prior to balancing 18 Reflector Installation There are two reflectors provided with your Swift The white reflector should be installed onto the riser The re...

Page 8: ...ccasionally to prevent binding Failure to do so may cause brakes to malfunction resulting in a serious or fatal accident The front brake lever is mounted on the left side of the handlebar The rear bra...

Page 9: ...e indicated on the tire wall Finish protection and maintenance A damp cloth may be used to clean your bike Avoid using aggressive cleaning solutions or solvents Plain water or dish soap and water work...

Page 10: ...raking Your bike is equipped with front and rear brakes The right brake lever is for the rear brake The left brake lever is for the front brake Generally you should apply both brake levers gradually t...

Page 11: ...iled packing instructions are available at www xootr com 14 3 Slide the rubber boot over the bullet nosed end of the cable guide when it is in place to keep dirt and debris out of the cable Pedal Inst...

Page 12: ...ose you should be able to rotate the saddle and slide it fore aft to provide the best comfort Once you have adjusted the seat position be sure to tighten this bolt WARNING After saddle adjustment be s...

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