NOTE:
Older Day 6 bicycles have a quick release to
secure the seat post. If you are concerned about someone
stealing your seat or you can’t get the quick release tight
enough to secure the seat post, you may want to purchase a
seat collar that uses a bolt instead of a quick release. These
are available at most bicycle dealers or you can get one
from Day 6. They are easy to
install on your bicycle. The
seat post on Day 6 bicycles is
30.4mm and the seat collar
size would be 34.9mm.
Seat post collar on new Day 6
Backrest.
Backrest can be adjusted horizontally and vertically using
the quick releases. After adjusting the seat; slide the
backrest forward until it rests comfortably against your
back. Lock the quick release. Next, move the back
cushion up and down until it fits comfortably in your lumbar
area. Lock the quick release. You may need to readjust
these after you ride for a while and find out what works
best for you.
Handlebars.
Height and angle can be adjusted to fit your size and riding
preference. When the handlebars are adjusted correctly,
you should be able to push comfortably against the back
(you should not have to lean forward at all) and the
handlebars should not hit your knees when turning. If you
feel the handlebars are not tall enough, see your local
bicycle dealer about getting an A-head style extension. If
they are too tall and you have an older Day 6, you can get
an adjustable stem at your local bicycle dealer.
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