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14. Next loosen both the right and left
brake levers by using a 4 mm hex key.
Loosen two black screws on each brake
(Figure 11). You will want to rotate and
raise the brake levers from their original
position) on the handlebars (Figure 12)
upward until they are more level with the
handlebar grips (Figure 13) and in a more
comfortable position for gripping when
your hands are on the handlebar grips.
Then re-tighten the 2 screws on each
brake with care to minimize scratching
any screws. You will next need to loosen
the gear shift display in the same manner
using a 5 mm hex key, loosening one silver
screw, located near the right brake. Adjust
the gear shift display upward until you
can see it easily from the seated position
on the bike. When in place retighten the
silver screw securely. During this process if
you feel as though you have scratched the
protective coating from the screws, you
can touch up any exposed areas with a thin
dab of clear nail polish before exposing to
humidity or rain for the first time.
15. Perform a final adjustment on the LCD
display panel by slowly moving its position
with two hands until you are comfortable
viewing it while seated on the bike.
16. Next install the pedals. Place a small
amount of lubricant such as lithium grease
or Vaseline on the pedal threads before
installing. PLEASE NOTE that the Left and
Right pedals are identified with 3 linear
marks stamped on the nut screw ends of
the left pedal and no linear marks on the
shaft of the right pedal (Figure 14). The
right pedal screws in clockwise while the
left pedal is a reverse thread and screws
in counterclockwise. Hand-tighten or
tighten with a 15 mm pedal spanner or
15mm wrench. Remember the Right Pedal
Tightens Clockwise, and the Left Pedal
Tightens Counter-Clockwise.
Figure 12
Figure 13
Figure 14
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