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Mini Glider Manual 

 

Congratulations on your purchase of the Mini Glider! Your glider is designed for years of nearly carefree use by 
your child.  These instructions include how to set up your glider and the maintenance procedures which you should 
perform to ensure long-lasting use and optimal performance. 

Tools Needed for Assembly: 

Wrench (one included)  

 

 

 

Philips Screwdriver (not included) 

 

Assembly Instructions 

Your Glider comes partially assembled. The front wheel and the handlebars require assembly.  

Installing and Adjusting the Handle bar: 

1.

 

 Remove the plastic cover on the end of the handlebar by first removing the Velcro cover on top of the 
handlebar stem and then loosening the chrome 12 mm bolt by 2-3 turns to the left. The plastic cover should 
slide off revealing a wedge nut, attached to the bolt. (The wedge nut may remain in the plastic covering) 

Summary of Contents for Mini Glider

Page 1: ...sembly Wrench one included Philips Screwdriver not included Assembly Instructions Your Glider comes partially assembled The front wheel and the handlebars require assembly Installing and Adjusting the Handle bar 1 Remove the plastic cover on the end of the handlebar by first removing the Velcro cover on top of the handlebar stem and then loosening the chrome 12 mm bolt by 2 3 turns to the left The...

Page 2: ...bars so that they are in alignment with the fork and perpendicular to the frame 3 Tighten 12 mm bolt with provided wrench on top of stem until tight so that the front fork does not move independent of the handle bars Insert the handle bar with wedge nut and bolt into the headset through the head tube Tighten the bolt with the provided wrench ...

Page 3: ... or too low use the quick release to loosen the seat clamp bolt adjust the seat to the proper height and retighten quick release There is a line on the seat tube describing its highest setting Do not exceed this limit it is dangerous and can damage your bike Insert seat post into the seat shaft and align your seat parallel to the frame Once the seat is positioned to the proper height and direction...

Page 4: ...emove fork protector to place wheel into fork This item is for shipping purposes only the part it not required for bike assembly Discard when step is complete Insert the wheel into the fork and replace the hook washers onto the axle so the tab fits into the corresponding hole then add the flat washer and tighten the axle nuts with the provided tool Brake Handle Adjustment The brake handle comes at...

Page 5: ...his period of use before any adjustments are made E If the brake is too tight wheel not spinning freely you will need to turn the barrel adjuster clockwise towards the rear of the bike Adjust the brake cable by loosening nut on the banjo bolt slightly so that you are able to pull the cable through and retighten the nut Adjusting the Foot Pegs The foot pegs can either be parallel or perpendicular t...

Page 6: ...Kickstand Instruction 1 This kickstand is similar to yours 2 Flip the kick stand around from view 1 ...

Page 7: ...who is otherwise not able to understand this information The glider is considered a sidewalk bike As such it does not meet the full requirements of a bicycle height reflectors and brakes and therefore should never be ridden on a road street or anywhere where cars may be traveling It is designed for small kids to be ridden on sidewalks only and always under parental supervision This bike was design...

Page 8: ...her and pushing off with each foot Once you become familiar with the way it works you can start walking faster giving yourself increasingly harder pushes with your feet until you start to glide along Once you start gliding you can place your feet on the foot pegs For examples of gliding techniques please visit our website WWW GLIDEBIKES COM and click on Video Clips Link Because Mini Glider is so e...

Page 9: ... bicycle that does not work properly can cause you to lose control and fall Inspect the entire bicycle thoroughly before every ride and do not ride it until any problems have been corrected Carefully inspect your glider for the following signs of fatigue Dents Cracks Deformation If any part shows signs of damage replace the part before riding the glider If you have any questions about the assembly...

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