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Before You Ride
Adjusting seat tilt angle
If the seat is not properly tilted, you may feel as if you are falling off the back or are
pushed too far forward. Follow these steps to adjust the seat tilt angle.
1. Loosen the seat adjustment ring, raise the seat to full height and tighten the ring
again in order to have access to the adjustment bolt located at the front end of
the seat.
2. Use the 13mm socket end tool to loosen the adjustment bolt under the front of the
seat (see 13mm t-handle socket driver supplied with your RYNO).
3. Set the new angle.
4. The seat tilt angle is correct when you feel comfortably balanced and the Micro-
Cycle is upright with the battery doors parallel to the ground.
5. Tighten the adjustment bolt.
6. Stand next to the RYNO (on the left), turn the RYNO on with the key and press the power button. While holding the handlebars with
the left hand, throw your leg over the bike and slowly lower your weight onto the seat.
Adjusting the Attitude Balance Point
After adjusting the seat and putting the Micro-Cycle in balance mode, you should be able to sit on the Micro-Cycle with your feet flat on
the ground and your back straight. If the Micro-Cycle still rolls forward or backward while you are seated with your back straight, try moving
your buttocks farther forward or backward on the seat until the bike does not move forward or backward.
You can also fine tune the balance point by using the Attitude Adjustment Buttons to tip the balance point forward or back (handlebars up
or down). Different people will find they like the riding experience more by custom tuning the balance point with the Attitude Adjustment
Buttons. See below for instructions to fine tune the balance point.
Press the up (top silver button on the left) to raise the nose. Raising the nose makes the Micro-Cycle more resistant to overdriving into an
out-of-balance condition. Some riders like the nose up for riding their Micro-Cycles down long hills or over rough terrain.
Press the down-arrow button (bottom silver button) to lower the nose. Lowering the nose makes riding easier for light-weight riders who
must lean over the handlebars to accelerate.
To test whether you have a comfortable balance point, momentarily press the attitude buttons up or down and ride the Micro-Cycle forward
10 feet on level pavement to see how it feels. Stop and press the buttons again until you find a comfortable balance point.
ATTITUDE BUTTONS
POWER BUTTON
BLINKING LED