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Saddle Height
Have your child stand next to the bike saddle, adjust the saddle height to
the height of their hips by loosening the Quick Release seatpost clamp.
Once adjusted have them sit on the saddle, continue adjusting up or down
until their feet are comfortably on the ground and your child tells you
“that’s good”.
*Note: If your child is learning to pedal for the 1st time it
is recommended for them to have their feet flat on the ground. If they
are confident in their riding then the proper position is for their toes to be
touching and heals off the ground.
Saddle Position
When looking at the bike from the side view, the saddle should be parallel
with the ground plane. Additionally it should be straight and aligned with
the top-tube when looking from above.
Reach
While sitting on the saddle they should be able to reach the handlebars
comfortably (ideally they will have a slight bend in the elbows). There are 2
ways to adjust the reach.
Saddle position - You can slide the saddle backwards or forwards by
loosening the 6mm bolt under the saddle. This will also allow you to adjust
the saddle angle.
Handlebar position - You can rotate the handlebars forward and backwards
by loosening the fixingbolts on the faceplate of the stem.
Front Wheel and Handlebar Alignment
Ensure the handlebars are aligned. They should appear straight when
looking at the front wheel. To adjust the alignment loosen the fixing bolts
on the stem and adjust.
Brakes
We check that all brakes are adjusted before shipping. However, before
riding you should verify that your child can comfortably use brake levers
and make sure brakes are operating properly. If needed you can adjust the
position of the brake lever and bring it closer to the grip by adjusting the
2mm allen screw located on the brake lever. You can also rotate the brake
lever up or down on the handlebar by loosening the 5mm allen fixing bolt.
To make sure your child can control the brakes they should stand stationary
with their feet on the floor and test the brake levers. Also, ensure they are
able to engage the coaster brake on Pello bikes that are equipped with one
(Romper & Revo).
Bike Fit