Glion 510 B1, Руководство пользователя

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(silver knob circled in red in image on right). Use caution to keep
fingers, clothing, etc. away from folding parts and pitch points.
Always check the frame folding mechanism latch and the handlebar
folding mechanism latch are locked before moving the bike.
Step 3 Adjust Handlebar and Pedestrian Bell.
Using the 5 mm Allen Wrench provided, loosen (do not remove) the
rear handlebar stem bolt located below the LCD Display (you will
need to gently twist the LCD Display to expose bolts), rotate the
handlebar upwards so the grips are approximately parallel to the
ground and then securely tighten front and back handlebar stem screws and check that the handlebar
cannot rotate up or down. Each stem screw should be secured to the recommended torque value (16
nm/12 F-lb).
Stand in front of the bike and clamp the front wheels with both legs, verify the handlebars are straight
and inline with the front wheels.
Gently rotate the pedestrian bell so that it is also parallel to the ground. Using the Phillips head screw
end of the provided Allen wrench, lock the pedestrian bell into position. Test bell.
Step 4 Install Reflectors
Install rear facing reflector on the Seat Post. Install the side spoke reflectors on the spokes opposite the
tire air stem located on the front and rear tires.
Step 5 Set the Desired Seat Height
Open the Seat Post Clamp by hinging it open fully. Ensure the Seat Post Clamp opening is aligned with
the notch at the rear of the seat tube. Adjust the seat post up or down to a comfortable height, while
ensuring the seat post is inserted into the frame past the Minimum Insert position shown on the seat
post.
If needed, use the thumb nut to add tension to the clamp so there is some resistance when the lever is
in line with the clamp bolt but do not overtighten. Close the quick release clamp lever to secure the seat
post and check that it cannot move. See
“ Adjusting the Seat ” section of this manual for more details.
Step 6 Install Pedals
Locate the right side pedal. Pedal marked with an R. The right pedal goes on the Crank on the right side
of the bike (chain side and
is the same as the rider’s right when riding). The right pedal is threaded to
tighten by turning clockwise (toward the bike’s front). Carefully thread the right pedal onto the crank on
the ride side of the bike slowly by hand. Be careful to not cross thread or damage the threads. Finish
tightening the right pedal with provided wrench.
Locate the left side pedal. Pedal marked with an L. The left pedal is reverse threaded and tightens
counterclockwise (also toward the bike’s front). Carefully thread th e pedal onto the left crank slowly by
hand. Be careful to not cross thread or damage the threads. Finish tightening the left pedal with
provided wrench.