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Summary of Contents for FERRO

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual Version 5 2 1 Revised 8 21 For FERRO Model ONLY For other models or previous model years please visit our manual page at https zizzo bike pages owners manuals ...

Page 2: ...nstructions advice and safety guidelines enclosed in this manual you ll ensure years of fun and fitness On behalf of your ZiZZO team thank you and happy riding We made two videos for you to help you quickly and easily get started with your ZiZZO folding bike Please use your phone to scan QR codes below to view Get Started Easy Adjustments ...

Page 3: ...t information Welcome Table of Contents Safety and Precautions Diagram of L 2 What s Inside How to Unfold Pre ride Check How To Fold Brake Adjustments Derailleur Adjustments Maintenance Maintenance Schedule Warranty Information 2 3 4 6 7 9 14 15 16 19 20 22 23 24 ...

Page 4: ...WHEN YOU RIDE YOUR BICYCLE AVOID RIDING IN WET CONDITIONS Correct fitting PDNH VXUH RXU KHOPHW FRYHUV RXU IRUHKHDG MXVW DERYH RXU H HEURZV Incorrect fitting KHQ RXU IRUHKHDG LV H SRVHG RX DUH YXOQHUDEOH WR VHULRXV LQMXU HELMETS SAVE LIVES ...

Page 5: ...VH VHHN RWKHU VRXUFHV RI VDIHW DQG ORFDO WUDIILF ODZV EHIRUH ULGLQJ RXU ELF FOH OZD V ZHDU RXU KHOPHW DQG VWD DOHUW ZKLOH ULGLQJ ROORZ WKH IORZ RI WUDIILF DQG ULGH LQ GHVLJQDWHG ELF FOH ODQHV HHS RXUVHOI YLVLEOH WR FDUV DQG DYRLG ULGLQJ RXU ELF FOH LQ EOLQG VSRWV IRU GULYHUV 0DNH H H FRQWDFW ZLWK GULYHUV ZKHQ SRVVLEOH VLJQDO RXU LQWHQWLRQV DWFK IRU obstacles LQ WKH URDG RU VLGHZDON VXUIDFH DQG RWK...

Page 6: ...LQWHQGHG DV D FRPSUHKHQVLYH XVH VHUYLFH UHSDLU RU PDLQWHQDQFH PDQXDO 3OHDVH VHH RXU GHDOHU RU ORFDO ELNH VKRS IRU DOO VHUYLFH UHSDLUV RU PDLQWHQDQFH Please refer to these images to loFate the serial numEer to register our EiNe Registration Fan Ee done E mailing in our registration Fard or registering RQOLQH at KWWSV L R ELNH SDJHV UHJLVWHU 6FDQ 45 FRGH WR UHJLVWHU RXU ELNH RFDWLRQ RI VHULDO QXPEHU...

Page 7: ... CHECKLIST ON PAGE 14 15 INCLUDED WITH YOUR BIKE SHOULD BE THE OWNER S MANUAL AND REGISTRATION CARD You can also register your bike at https zizzo bike pages register You can also register your bike on line at https zizzo bike pages register 6FDQ 45 FRGH WR UHJLVWHU RXU ELNH RQ OLQH ...

Page 8: ...that folds the following pages will walk you through the process of safely unfolding and folding your new L 2 for the first time Some instructions are unique to your particular model of L 2 Please note what model you own and what instructions pertain specifically to your bike If you would like a more detailed walk through please visit our video page at https zizzo bike pages zizzo folding bike vid...

Page 9: ...H 3UHVV OHYHU VR WKDW LW LV IOXVK ZLWK WKH IUDPH 0aNing sure the loFN SNAPS in plaFe 5DLVH KDQGOHEDU SRVW Unfolding your L 2 3 4 5 7KLV LV ZKDW RXU ELNH VKRXOG ORRN OLNH DW WKLV VWHS IWHU UePRYLQJ WKH SDFNDJLQJ PDWHULDO RXU ELNH VKRXOG ORRN OLNH WKLV ...

Page 10: ... VXUH OHYHU LV IOXVK DJDLQVW WKH VWHP 7 Stem Locking LIW WKH VWHP ORFN OHYHU WR ORFN WKH VWHP 0DNH VXUH RX KHDU WKH ORFN LQWR SODFH Note These model bikes have a self locking secondary lock You do not need to set this lock when locking the MAIN stem lock ...

Page 11: ...your first time RFN WKH handle bar TXLFN UHOHDVH 2SHQ the handleEar TuiFN release 3RVLWLRQ WKe handle bar WR RXU OLNLQJ Setting the Quick Releases GMXVW the stem KHLJKW to a FomfortaEle riding position OoVH the stem TuiFN release Caution Do not raise the stem past the minimum insertion line ...

Page 12: ...lock the seat post quick release 15 0 1 16 57 Seat post should not exceed MIN INSERT line OR the MAX INSERT line Warning line should not be visible MIN INSERT ONLY 17 6 19 IWHU IROORZLQJ WKH XQIROGLQJ GLUHFWLRQV RXU ELNH VKRXOG ORRN OLNH WKLV ...

Page 13: ...ny questions please refer to our website at www zizzo bike for videos and contact information NOTE To fold your L 2 turn to page NOTE For more information please For video tutorials visit our video page at visit us at www http www zizzo bike zizzo bike video WARNING If you are unsure how to make proper adjustments to your bicycle seek a qualified bicycle technician for professional adjustments or ...

Page 14: ...XSSRUW L R ELNH s Zith an EiNH FhHFN oYer our L 2 Eefore eaFh ride to ensure that all TuiFN Ueleases are in the loFNed position EraNes perform as intended and all adMustments are performed nsure that tires are inflated to the proper pressure WKDW listed on the sideZall of eaFh tire s noted in the 8nfolding our L 2 VHFWLRQ ensure that WKH saddle and handleEars are at their proper height 7his adMust...

Page 15: ...ase reference the checklist below to perform the Pre Ride Safety Check If you have any questions please call us at 1 866 788 2202 or email us at support zizzo bike For helpful videos please visit us at https zizzo bike pages zizzo folding bike videos 1 LOCKS Make sure folding FRAME and STEM locks are secure with secondary safety locks engaged 2 HANDLEBAR AND STEM Set angle and height of handlebar ...

Page 16: ...llowing these steps you will be able to fold your ZiZZO Bike for storage in your closet the trunk of your car or anywhere you need space 2pen TuiFN release to loZer seatpost oZer seat post and rotate seat deg oFN TuiFN Uelease ...

Page 17: ...leEar TuiFN release 5 6 2SHQ WKH VWHP TXLFN UHOHDVH RDLVH WKH VWHP XQWLO WKH VWHP VWRSV DQG FDQQRW EH UDLVHG IXUWKHU 7KHQ ORFN WKH VtHP TXLFN UHOHDVH 7 RAISING THE STEM Handlebar and Stem Folding 7R XQORFN WKH VWHP 35 66 1 WKH VHFRQGDU VDIHW ORFN 6HH ZKLWH FLUFOH LQ LPDJH KLOH SUHVVLQJ LQ ORZHU WKH VWHP ORFN ...

Page 18: ... information visit our website at https zizzo bike pages zizzo folding bike videos Lower the Stem 1 ROG WKH ELNH LQ half 5DLVH WKH NLFNVWDQG W WKLV VWHS VWHP SHGDOV DQG VHDW VKRXOG EH LQ WKH ORZHUHG SRVLWLRQ 1 Make sure the handlebar rests BELOW the fork Use your phone to scan this QR code to view helpful videos ...

Page 19: ... levers hard When you do this they should not touch the handlebar grips If they do you can adjust the brake barrel adjustment screw counter clockwise After adjustment tighten the lock nut hard clockwise If the brakes still fail the check bring the bike to a reputable bike shop for a standard adjustment DUUHO GMXVWHU RFN 1XW For more information visit our website at https zizzo bike pages zizzo fol...

Page 20: ...NING If you are unaware of how to make proper adjustments to your bicycle seek a qualified bicycle technician for professional adjustments 1 Locate the Barrel adjustment screw on the rear derailleur refer to picture for exact location 2 Screw the Barrel adjustment screw in or out until proper shifting is obtained VFUHZ RU LQGH DGMXVWLQJ Warning Never move the shifter while pedaling backward And ne...

Page 21: ...f the gear positions What gear should I be in 1 LOW GEARS Great For Climbing This is a great gear for climbing Switch down to these gears as you approach the climb You ll be able to climb the hill slowly and steadily with less effort Back gear The largest sprockets e g 1 3 2 MIDDLE GEARS Great For Everyday Terrain A medium gear is perfect for flat or undulating terrain Back gear The middle sprocke...

Page 22: ...lead to a serious injury to the rider If you have any doubts about properly adjusting your bike consult our Service Department or your local bike shop WARNING Failure to correctly tighten the frame latch can lead to damage to the bicycle or injury to the rider Do NOT ride with a loose frame hinge Brakes Squeeze levers to ensure sufficient pressure can be applied without the lever touching the hand...

Page 23: ...20 miles per week If in doubt always consult a bike dealer or qualified mechanic Adverse conditions Wet or muddy conditions can reduce the effectiveness of your brakes and will increase the braking distance It s vital to control your speed under such conditions in order to prevent an accident 3OHDVH QRWH WKDW WKHVH VFKHGXOHV DUH VXJJHVWLRQV UHTXHQW DQG KHDY XVH RI RXU ELNH ZLOO UHTXLUH PRUH IUHTXH...

Page 24: ...r costs for warranty repairs are covered for the first 12 months After this 12 month period any labor cost will be the sole responsibility of the end user COMPONENT LIMITED WARRANTY In addition to the frame warranty we warranty all non wear components for a period of 1 year Certain individual component warranties and local law may supersede this warranty policy This warranty is expressly limited t...

Page 25: ...its The original owner shall pay all labor and parts charges connected with the repair or replacement of all parts Under no circumstances does this Limited Warranty include the cost of travel or shipment to and from an authorized ZiZZO dealer Such costs if any shall be borne by the original owner Wear items are defined as tires tubes brake pads brake and gear cables wheels and housing chains gears...

Page 26: ...led photos or videos of the component in question and bike registration All warranty claims are subject to assessment by ZiZZO Bicycles All warranty claims must be approved prior to the completion of any work All reimbursements for repairs are limited to what is approved by ZiZZO and given prior written authorization or email Warranty replacement will not be given for components not returned if re...

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