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GET READY FOR YOUR FIRST RIDE
CHECK YOUR WHEELS & TYRES
TYRES
Check your tyre pressure before riding, either by
hand or by using a pressure gauge. Your tyres
should be inflated to the pressure indicated on
the tyre sidewalls. Under inflated tyres will increase traction
but will be harder to drive and will increase the chance
of punctures.
WHEELS
Spin the wheels and make sure that the brake blocks remain
clear of the wheel at all times. Rubbing can usually be fixed
by adjusting the brake balance. Interference between rim,
tyre and the brake blocks caused by a more substantial
buckle in the wheel needs to be fixed by an experienced
wheel builder. Please be aware, a brake block rubbing on
the tyre sidewall will cause a sudden and dangerous blow
out if not corrected.
CHECK YOUR BRAKES
You can adjust the reach to the lever using
the Allen head screw as shown in the picture
adjacent to find the perfect reach for your
child’s hands.
Squeeze the brakes before setting off on a ride. It’s easy to
forget to reconnect brake cables after transporting the bike
or repairing a puncture. Ensure the brake blocks are not worn
and contact the rim uniformly when the brake lever is pulled.
If in doubt, ask your dealer.
Your Belter is equipped with two short reach, high
performance V-brakes. Encourage your child to pull the
brake lever smoothly and gradually. Remember that braking
will throw the rider’s weight forward and so when the brakes
are applied, extend or tense the arms to resist this motion.
Regularly inspect the brakes for adjustment and wear.
A worn or loose brake pad won’t work well and may be
more dangerous than no brake pads at all.
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SEttING UP YOUR BELTER