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NOTE: 

Left and right are determined from riding position on the bicycle. 

4. ASSEMBLY AND ADJUSTMENT

V-BRAKES (FIG. 6):

To release the brakes:

1.  

Pinch the brake arches together 

 

with one hand. 

2.  

Pull the cable guide out and up 

 

while pushing the cable hook 

 unit 

down.

3.  

Release the brake arches, 

 

allowing them to fall open on 

 

either side of the wheel.

To attach the brakes:

Use one hand to pinch the brake arches together and level the cable hook unit.

With the other hand, squeeze the end cap into the hook unit.

Release the brake arches and the hook unit will lock into place

Squeeze the brake lever a few times to ensure the brakes are secured in 
place.

Brakes and Gear System: 

The brakes and gear system are factory set.  

However, new brake and gear cables may stretch.  Therefore, please check 
brakes and gear system before riding your bicycle.  If necessary, adjustments 
to brakes and gear system can be made by you (refer to the “Operation of 
Gear System’ and “Inspection and Maintenance” sections of this manual ) or 
by a bicycle mechanic. 

4. ASSEMBLY AND ADJUSTMENT

Front Wheel Installation (FIG. 7):

1. 

Remove the front wheel quick release unit from the small parts box.

2. 

Unscrew the adjusting nut from the quick release unit, and remove it and 
the corresponding spring from the quick release axle.  

3. 

Insert the quick release unit through the wheel hub with the lever on the 
left side of the wheel.  

 Note: 

Left and right are determined from riding position on the    

 

bicycle and can be found in one of the following ways:

     

• 

If an arrow is embossed or printed on the sidewall of the   

 

 

tire, the wheel should be positioned so the arrow points in  

 

 

the direction of rotation while riding the bicycle.

     

• 

If the manufacturer’s labels are on the tire, the wheel should  

 

 

be positioned so they are on the right side of the tire.

4.  

Put the spring back on the quick release unit and loosely screw on the 
adjusting nut, leaving room on either side of the hub for the axle to fi t into 
the front fork.

 5.   Position the wheel in the center of the front fork, keeping the opened 

quick release lever on the left side of the bicycle.

6.  

Guide the axle into the fork slots, being careful not to knock the brake 
shoes loose.

7.   

With axle inserted all the way into the fork slots, center the wheel between 
the fork blades.

8.  

Tighten the adjusting nut until you feel a defi nite resistance in the quick 
release lever when you push it ½ the way to closed position.

9.   Push the lever all the way to the closed position to lock the wheel 

securely in place.

Fig. 6:

 Assembly of Front V-brakes

Brake
 Arch

Metal Cable Guide

End Cap

Cable 
Hook 
Unit

9.

10.

Always inspect the brakes before riding to be sure they are function-
ing properly.  If you are not comfortable with the assembly instructions, 
please see a bicycle mechanic or call for assistance.  Brakes that are not 
properly adjusted may result in loss of control and serious personal injury 

or death.

 

NEVER ATTEMPT TO RIDE A BICYCLE WITHOUT PROPERLY 

FUNCTIONING BRAKES.

WARNING

Riding with an improperly adjusted wheel quick release can allow the 
wheel to wobble or disengage from the bike, causing damage to the 

bicycle, and serious injury or death to the rider.

WARNING

Содержание Montague

Страница 1: ...14 16 7 Unfolding the Montague Bike 17 18 8 Road Safety 19 20 9 Operation of the Gear System 21 22 10 Adjustment of Handlebars Seat 23 24 11 Scheduled Maintenance 25 12 Inspection and Maintenance 26...

Страница 2: ...ent of the saddle is also necessary to assure maximum safety and comfort Open the quick release lever on the seat tube and adjust the height of the saddle When seated your leg should be fully extended...

Страница 3: ...1 Small Parts Box which includes 2 Pedals Right and Left 1 Front Wheel Quick Release 1 15 mm Pedal Wrench Carefully remove the bicycle and all accessories from the box to avoid scratching the frame C...

Страница 4: ...r quick release lever is not marked open and closed it is open when the lever curves away from the bicycle 2 The tightness of the lever is adjusted with the nut opposite the release lever and by rotat...

Страница 5: ...oot 4 ASSEMBLY AND ADJUSTMENT INSTALLING THE PEDALS FIG 5 You will find a pair of pedals in your small parts box The pedals have different threads and are stamped R for Right and L for Left on the end...

Страница 6: ...of the following ways If an arrow is embossed or printed on the sidewall of the tire the wheel should be positioned so the arrow points in the direction of rotation while riding the bicycle If the man...

Страница 7: ...commends that all modifications to components and parts be supervised by a trained bicycle technician Familiarize yourself with the use of all moving parts on your new bike including the wheels chain...

Страница 8: ...side with the front wheel locked between your knees Fig 9 Make sure that no cables are stretched or pinched by rotating the handlebars Your handlebar and stem control your ability to steer your bike t...

Страница 9: ...to lower quick release nut out of the quick release drop box while folding the bike with the handlebars turned away from you so they fold into the rear wheel Fig 13 This is best done by placing your...

Страница 10: ...t If you can rotate the quick release lever it is too loose Reopen the quick release lever and tighten the adjusting nut until you can t rotate the lever up and down when the lever is in the locked po...

Страница 11: ...night always use lights clear light on front and flashing red light on rear and wear light colored and or reflective clothing Make sure your reflectors are intact and visible Assume motorists are unab...

Страница 12: ...d while shifting gears and never force the twist shifters or shift levers 9 OPERATION OF THE GEAR SYSTEM ADJUSTMENT OF THE CABLE TENSION If the gear system is not functioning properly ensure that the...

Страница 13: ...ADJUSTMENT Your seat and seatpost are the primary means of support for the rider Proper adjustment is important for your comfort and pedaling efficiency Ensure your seat and seatpost are securely tig...

Страница 14: ...ear for maintenance so you can enjoy your Montague for as long as possible TOOLS NEEDED FOR MAINTENANCE OF YOUR MONTAGUE BIKE Small adjustable wrench Large adjustable wrench Set of 4 5 6 mm Allen keys...

Страница 15: ...noise from the wheels or the brakes touching the rim indicates that the wheel requires maintenance Wheels should be checked regularly for spoke tightness and true alignment WHEEL ALIGNMENT Wheels sho...

Страница 16: ...ear reflectors their reflective surfaces should be perpendicular to the ground The rear reflector should be at least three inches below the top of the seat KEEP REFLECTORS CLEAN AT ALL TIMES 12 INSPEC...

Страница 17: ...uld position the chain on the largest rear sprocket If the chain does not reach the largest sprocket Adjust limiting screw L to allow for this and position it to bottom against the derailleur housing...

Страница 18: ...tenance or installation of parts or accessories not originally intended or compatible with the bicycle as it was sold Modification of the frame or components shall void this warranty Montague Corporat...

Страница 19: ...than one applies number by priority Store in home Commute Airline Travel Sailboat Powerboat Car Trunk Private Plane RV Other Is use Personal Government Military Corporate What type of riding do you ma...

Страница 20: ...From MONTAGUE CORPORATION P O Box 381118 Cambridge MA 02238...

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