Ridel CRUZ01NB, Руководство пользователя

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- The quick release lever should never be � ghtened like a nut.
- To � ghten, open the quick release lever, turn the adjus � ng nut clockwise and then close the
quick release lever by pushing it in.
- If the lever can be easily pushed closed repeat above step un � l it takes a fi rm push to close it.
Wheels and Tires
- Spin wheels to make sure they are centered (tracking in a straight line) and do not wobble.
- Check for loose or missing spokes. See your local dealer if you have one.
- Check front and rear wheel quick release levers every � me you ride. Pick up end of bike and
strike top of wheel with a few sharp blows to check for looseness.
- Make sure � res are properly in fl ated to pressure listed on sidewall. Tires can lose up to 10
pounds of air per week. Never ride with under in fl ated � res.
- Although Day 6 bicycles are designed with large, 26” � res for a smooth ride, if possible, avoid
stairs, curbs, potholes, railroad tracks, and other hazards.
Brakes and Pads
- While rolling slowly, squeeze brake levers. Bike should stop quickly and levers should not touch
handlebars. Since brake cables stretch, it may be necessary to adjust cables periodically. See you
local dealer for this.
- Make sure pads are aligned correctly on rims.
- Replace worn or hardened pads.
Chain and Derailleur
- Look for wear on chain or links that don’t swivel easily.
- If chain comes o ff chain ring, have your local dealer adjust derailleur.
It is important that you keep your bicycle clean - especially the moving parts (chain, derailleur,
gears, etc.) since grit and dirt can damage these and shorten their useful life. If you are riding
con
� nually, it is best to wash your bike monthly.