Leitner Berlin 2020, Руководство пользователя

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Folding the frame
(folding models only): Releasing the quick‐release folding mechanism at the frame
C) Move the quick‐release
lever to your left.
A) quick release lever in
firmly closed position
B) open the quick‐release
lever.
D) Push the quick‐release bolt UP
and at same time wiggle left and
right until you hear a “CLICK”.
Then
fold frame. Putting thumb on top of
frame and index finger underneath
bolt may make unlocking easier.
Folded bike, view from front
Handle‐stem folded to
right side of front‐
wheel
2) To straighten the frame,
carefully move the front part of
the frame in the direction of the
arrow shown.
1) User to
stand on this
side to
straighten
folded frame.
Hinge
of
folding
frame
3) The folding frame is now straight. Follow
the guide below to lock the frame safely
before riding. The handle‐bar can be
straightened later. First lock the frame.
Folding mechanism
5) Close the frame completely,
then push quick release bolt
down. Now it should
NOT be
possible to fold the frame in
this position.
7) Close quick‐release
lever until it is safely
secured and won’t get
loose while riding. If
necessary tighten nut
before closing lever.
Refer to quick‐release
section of this manual.
6) Move quick‐release bolt
towards front of bike and
insert into slot at front part
of frame.
4) To close the frame first push
the quick‐release bolt UP . You
may have to wiggle left and right
at the same time while pushing
UP to ensure the bolt is all the
way UP.
Nut
Straightening the frame
Bolt
WARNING! Pinching
hazard
. Stay clear of
area around folding
hinge.
The folding stem should fold to the right side of the bike. The handle‐bar should be approximately parallel to the bike
frame when fully folded. Fold carefully. Take care not to pinch body parts and not to damage the bike during the folding
procedure. Hold on to moving parts and do not drop parts as they may smash into the bike. Make sure to leave enough
slack for all wires to avoid damaging wires while folding. During transport, for example inside car, secure bike safely to
prevent it from moving. Use padding material like rags or blankets to protect bike parts which are touching from damage
during transport.
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Reflectors
•
Every 3 months check that all reflectors are clean, installed securely and not covered up by any accessories.
•
Reflectors need to be installed at front (facing forward, color‐less) and rear of bike (facing backwards, red) on pedals and
on spokes on front and rear wheel . If the red rear reflector is installed on seat post and interferes with battery removal,
do as follows: tighten it so that it is installed securely but not overly tight so that it can be twisted to the side to make
space for battery removal. After battery is installed, twist red rear reflector so that it faces backwards.
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