BIKESTAR City, Руководство по сборке

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Dear customer,
Congratulations on the purchase of your new bicycle from our online bike shop! Our expert bike mechanics have already comple-
tely assembled your new bicycle, made all the necessary fine adjustments (such as shift and brake adjustments) and carried out a
thorough check of all of its functions.
You will notice that we have used specially-developed protective packaging on your new bike, for the best possible protection
during the delivery process. We have also dismantled the saddle, pedals and the front wheel to protect these components during
transport.
Before your first ride, all you have to do is install the front wheel, adjust the handlebars and mount the saddle and pedals. These
steps are all quite easy and quick to undertake – without any prior experience or knowledge.
You’ll find the tools and components you need safely stored in your bike box. This assembly guide will take you step-by-step, from
the unpacking to your very first ride.
We wish you a lot of fun with your new bike!
Watch out for the following symbols:
ATTENTION NOTE
The steps described over the following pages may somewhat differ from the steps required for your specific bicycle model. The
image material used shows the typical work steps that are usually required.
All of our bike models come with an EU standard brake setup. This setup will need to be reversed to comply with UK cycling
standards.
Bicycles without lighting systems do not comply with the provisions of the Road Vehicle Lighting Regulations once the sun has set.
Please note that unless satisfactory lights and reflectors are fitted, the use of these models is not permitted on public roads at night.
Each individual bike has a stamped number for identification. Please make a record of the frame number of your new bike.
The frame number is usually found in the bottom bracket area. Depending on the manufacturer, however, the position of the
frame number may differ (seat tube, head tube or fork end). Write down your frame number on the invoice.
Important notes
Introduction