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4.
Assembly of the rear wheel
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is the same as the assembly of the front
wheel. Repeat the same process.
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is the same as the assembly of the
front wheel with the only exception of
double dropout at the rear fork. It allows
positioning the footboard according to
the road conditions. The lower dropout
enables off road riding.
Adjustment of brake levers
Incline the brake levers correctly by
loosening the screw on the sleeve.
The right inclination:
Stand on the footboard, hold the
handles and stretch out your fingers
in a way that your arm and the fingers
form a single straight line. This should
be the position of the brake levers.
The upper dropout, which also makes
the footboard go lower and thus
reduces the load on the standing leg,
is intended for flat surface. Riding will
be less tiring.
Assembly Instructions
3.a
3.a
3.b
5.
2.c
The highest possible height of the
handlebars is marked with vertical
grooves, at the maximum height the
grooves should be visible only partly.
Max
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.
1
2
3
2.b
Handlebar installation
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Place the handlebar tube as shown
on the picture and tighten the screws
on the stem.
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Tighten the nut
until you can feel
resistance before closing the quick
release. Close it in a way that the quick
release lever points backwards (for
safety reasons).
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Insert the handlebar tube into the
front frame (
1
)
and adjust the height
according to the rider’s needs (not
higher than indicated by the line).
Check that the handlebar is upright
and properly tighten the screw on
the stem
(
2
).
2.a
1.d
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1
20–22 Nm
20–22 Nm
6–8 Nm
6–8 Nm
2
2
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