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CAN I DO THIS?
If you can change a flat tyre on a bike then you can easily do this
transition, but if you’re not confident with the steps needed to change a tyre (i.e.
removing and re-fitting a wheel, releasing the brake calipers, working with hex keys and
bolts etc.), then we would advise you do not to try this yourself. Instead take it into a local
bike shop where they can do the transition for you.
WHAT DO I NEED?
All the tools you need are supplied in the VIP box that came with the
bike. For this conversion you will need 2x 5mm hex keys and the UP:RISE stem extender.
(You may also require use of a torque wrench.)
DON’T FORGET
It is important that you check that all the frame bolts are tightened,
at least every week or every 10 hours of riding. The frame should not rattle or feel
loose in any way when everything is tightened correctly to the recommended torque. If it
does, stop and check that everything is tight.
Torque settings are provided throughout this manual and summarised on page 48. It is
important that these recommendations are followed as too much torque may damage and
weaken a component, and too little torque can lead to looseness, play and failure. These
settings are provided as a guide for those with mechanical experience. If you do not
have any 'feel' or prior experience with torque settings, then we advise that you utilise a
torque-wrench or seek help from an experienced bike shop/mechanic.
CHANGING MODES: ONE TO TWO
CAUTION:
Changing the mode of the bicycle requires the removal of frame bolts.
The frame may want to 'collapse' as you remove these bolts. Do not allow your child to
sit on or play with the bike during this process, and ensure you support frame to control
its movement to avoid trapping or pinching fingers/hands.
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