Monark 915E, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Fig. 7
Valt wattal på skalan för
60 RPM(24km/h)
Vald hastighet o
verkligt wattal
Omvandlingstabell för watt vid olika hastigheter.
When cycling you supply large amounts of energy for storage in the brake wheel. A brake is put upon
the kinetic energy by means of a friction band that runs round the brake groove of the brake wheel. A
change in braking effect takes place either through changing the rate of pedalling or through increasing
or reducing the tension of the friction band against the
brake wheel.
On account of the large amount of energy that
builds up in the brake wheel and as the brake wheel
has no freewheel (the pedals turn with the wheel) it
is most important that the user is fully aware of
how the brake functions and has the shoes properly
secured in the toe clip.
Seat
Adjust seat to desired height by releasing the locking
knob on the seat post. You have the right height when
you are sitting comfortably with the sole of your foot
over the pedal axle and the pedal is in its lowest posi-
tion. Then the knee should only be slightly bent.
To change the distance between the seat and the
handlebars, release the locking knob and adjust to the
desired position.
To change the angle of the seat slacken the seat clamp
under the seat.
NB Tighten well after making any adjustment.
BEFORE USE
Handlebars
The handlebars should be adjusted to give a comfortable cycling position. Adjust the height until a
comfortable cycling position is obtained. Release the locking knob under the handlebars to adjust
height.
Pedals
After about 5 hours cycling or as soon as there is any play the pedals should be tightened. Thereafter
you should check periodically that they are still properly tightened. This is principally for your own
safety. Play can also cause damage to the crank.
Your shoes should be securely fastened into the toe clip, as the brake wheel has no freewheel and the
pedals always turn with the brake wheel’s rotation.
• Check that the pedals are properly tightened.
• When using the bicycle the shoes should be properly secured in the toe clips.