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OWNER'S MANUAL 

 

   For HUSKY Industrial Bicycles 

Model HD-105 & HD-120 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Table of Contents 

 

 

Introduction 

 

Introduction 

    3 

Specifications 

    4

 

 

  

 

Safety First! 

 

Safety 

Basics 

    5 

 

Safe Riding in Wet Conditions 

 

 

 Safe 

Riding 

on 

Streets 

   7 

 Cargo 

Carrying 

Recommendations 

  8 

 Basket 

Installation    9 

 

Major Parts & Components 

 

Component 

Diagram 

   10

 

Fork 

and 

Handlebar 

   12 

 Saddle 

and 

Seat 

Post 

   13 

 

 Wheels 

and 

Tires 

    13 

Pedals 

     14 

 

Crank Set and Bottom Bracket 

 

 

14 

 Chain 

and 

Sprockets 

   15 

 Coaster 

Brake 

    15 

 

 

 

Basic Maintenance 

 

Cleaning 

and 

Lubrication 

   16 

 Fixing 

Flat 

Tire 

    17 

 

 

 

Warranty 

    

 19 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for HD-105

Page 1: ... in Wet Conditions 6 Safe Riding on Streets 7 Cargo Carrying Recommendations 8 Basket Installation 9 Major Parts Components Component Diagram 10 Fork and Handlebar 12 Saddle and Seat Post 13 Wheels and Tires 13 Pedals 14 Crank Set and Bottom Bracket 14 Chain and Sprockets 15 Coaster Brake 15 Basic Maintenance Cleaning and Lubrication 16 Fixing a Flat Tire 17 Warranty 19 ...

Page 2: ...n be a hazardous activity You are responsible for safe riding and proper maintenance of your bicycle Failure to observe the safety rules and warnings throughout this manual may result in property damage personal injury or death There are warnings throughout this manual Follow all warning advices and instructions to avoid reduce the risk of injury or damage 4 SPECIFICATIONS Models Industrial Cruise...

Page 3: ... Depending on the situation you may need one or more of these safety devices so that you can alert others of your presence Please contact your HUSKY dealer if you need more information on safety accessories 6 CHECK YOUR BICYCLE BEFORE YOU RIDE Check the air pressure ride the bike for a few minutes and check the brakes and other safety equipment Make sure all components are securely attached Pay pa...

Page 4: ...to the road from driveways parking lots or side streets Make an eye contact with the driver to make sure he she can see you WATCH FOR PEDESTRIANS Use your horn or bell to make sure pedestrians can hear you are coming or passing from behind WATCH OUT FOR ROAD HAZARDS One of the most common road hazards are pot holes cracks in the asphalt or concrete pavement 8 railroad tracks and objects such as ro...

Page 5: ...FOR K FR ONT WHE E L FRAME CHAIN GUAR D CR ANK CHAIN PE DAL FE NDE R SADDLE S E AT POS T HANDLE BAR GR IP STEM FR ONT BAS KE T FR AME HE AD TUBE COAS TE R BR AKE SEAT POST CLAMP ...

Page 6: ...ill lock the fork and steering will be difficult headset The handlebar is designed so that you can enjoy riding your bicycle without having to bend or lean forward thus reducing pressure on back and neck muscles The position of the handlebar can be adjusted to raise or lower the grip for maximum comfort Handlebar needs to be firmly attached to handlebar stem You can tilt the bar forward or backwar...

Page 7: ...loose spoke you can tighten it by using a spoke wrench Spoke wrenches are available in different sizes and types The size of the wrench depends on the gauge of the spoke You can buy spokes from bicycle shops or order from Husky 14 Check the tires by observing any cuts or cracks on the side wall air pressure and amount of wear on the thread A worn out tire is not safe for riding and is more vulnera...

Page 8: ... condition for many years of service and riding pleasure we suggest the following CLEANING AND LUBRICATION Keeping your bicycle clean not only enhances the appearance of your bike but also helps maintain the performance of vital components The following is the recommended procedure for cleaning your bike 1 Do not wipe off dry dirt or mud as it can scratch the painted surface First wet your bike th...

Page 9: ...ter use 6 Follow patch kit s instructions for patching the leak Inflate the tube before putting the tube back to check for any other leaks If no other leaks are found deflate the tube Dismount the tire from the rim Rub your hand around the inside of the tire to find the cause Check the rim for any damage or sharp objects Wipe the rim and inside the tire clean 7 Work one side of the tire over the e...

Page 10: ...sequential damages losses or expenses with connection with this bicycle Some of the foregoing limitations or exclusions may not apply to you if you purchased your bicycle in a state where some or all of such limitations or exclusions are not permitted 20 MAKING A WARRANTY CLAIM To make a claim under this warranty follow these steps 1 Do not perform any repair or replacement of any parts until an a...

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