Yedoo 12703-Y30, User Manual

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6.a 7.a
8. 7.b 7.c
6.b
Insert the stem into the frame tube of
the scooter and adjust the handlebar
height taking care not to position it
above the marked line, see pic. 6.b.
Make sure that the handlebars are
straight and then tighten the screw
on the stem. The highest possible height of the
handlebars is marked with vertical
grooves, at the maximum height the
grooves should be visible only partly. Installing the rear wheel diff ers from
the front wheel installation.
Release the brake cable from the guide
(
1 ), Put the wheel in one of the two fork
dropouts (see 7.b, 7.c.) then centre the
wheel and tighten the quick release
mechanism (
2 ).
Installing the brake cables
Squeeze the brake lever to the maximum
and insert the end of the brake cable
into the round lug (
1 ). Insert the cable
into the groove and tighten the set
screw (
2 ) and the nut ( 3 ). Repeat the
process with the other brake.
The rear brake cable is usually mounted
on the right brake lever and the front
brake wire on the left.
Two-position rear fork enables you to
adjust the height of the footrest above
the ground. Use the lower position
for riding over rough terrain. Close
the quick release lever. It should point
upwards. The upper fork position, which reduces
the height of the footrest, is designed for
riding on a smooth, flat surface. Riding
will be less physically demanding. The
closed quick release lever should point
downwards.
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1
2
3
2
20–22 Nm
Max