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5. Maintenance and Self-Help .............................................................................................................. 10 

5.1 Brakes ........................................................................................................................................ 10 

5.1 Chassis ....................................................................................................................................... 11 

5.2 Drive .......................................................................................................................................... 11 

5.4 Setting the track ......................................................................................................................... 11 

5.5 Idlers .......................................................................................................................................... 12 

5.6 Flat tires and tire changes .......................................................................................................... 12 

5.7 Correct adjustment of the seat.................................................................................................... 12 

5.7.1 Basic settings ...................................................................................................................... 12 

5.7.2 Quick settings...................................................................................................................... 13 

5.8 Correct setting of the tiller cable ................................................................................................ 13 

6. Hoods and lids.................................................................................................................................. 13 

6.1 Foam combi-lid .......................................................................................................................... 13 

6.2 Hood for daily use with moped-visor ........................................................................................ 14 

6.3 Racehood.................................................................................................................................... 14 

7. Other accessories ............................................................................................................................. 15 

7.1 Luggage Compartments ............................................................................................................. 15 

7.2 Air-Suspension ........................................................................................................................... 15 

7.3 Headrest Adapter ........................................................................................................................ 15 

7.4 Armrests ..................................................................................................................................... 15 

7.5 Hotspot safety Module ............................................................................................................... 15 

7.6 Chain cover behind the seat ....................................................................................................... 16 

 

Содержание Bulk MK1

Страница 1: ...d vehicles 4 3 While driving 5 4 Information on the special features of the vehicle 5 4 1 Brakes 5 4 2 Steering 6 4 3 Cornering 6 4 4 Speed 7 4 5 Lighting 7 4 6 Body 7 4 7 Behaviour in traffic 7 4 8 L...

Страница 2: ...seat 12 5 7 1 Basic settings 12 5 7 2 Quick settings 13 5 8 Correct setting of the tiller cable 13 6 Hoods and lids 13 6 1 Foam combi lid 13 6 2 Hood for daily use with moped visor 14 6 3 Racehood 14...

Страница 3: ...carefully and to follow them The B lk MK1 has like velomobiles in general some special riding characteristics that are not known from normal bicycles and that can lead to dangerous situations if the r...

Страница 4: ...t should never be less than 6 mm The end of the trailing arm which leads through the wheel housing should definitely be screwed on with a self locking nut and have a sufficient thread protruding The c...

Страница 5: ...y e g because you shifted while stationary the chain can jam with the rear derailleur and cause damage Stop the backward movement immediately if you feel resistance or hear a suspicious noise Since th...

Страница 6: ...g using the steering levers on the front wheel housing it is in principle possible to steer with one lever but note that in braking situations both hands are needed to operate the left and right brake...

Страница 7: ...rly visible in traffic 4 6 Body With the B lk MK1 the body takes on a supporting function and is not only responsible for wind and weather protection However so that the body can be built as lightly a...

Страница 8: ...t feel any pressure while riding but the distance to your shoulders is no more than about 1 cm 4 10 The tiller cable The steel cable with which the steering column tiller is adjusted in its inclinatio...

Страница 9: ...aching them as obliquely as possible Do not under any circumstances drive over deadlocks at high speed Potholes can also lead to bottoming Feel your way towards these conditions 4 14 Boarding and dise...

Страница 10: ...with the visor becomes too poor you should open the visor a little 5 Maintenance and Self Help The wear on the drive components is significantly lower than on a normal bicycle This is because the chai...

Страница 11: ...en these elastomeric rubbers are worn out they must be replaced Sometimes simply tightening the screw connection is enough The important thing here is that the screw connection must not be tightened t...

Страница 12: ...oft pad and secured against each other so that they cannot tip over The support points should be chosen so that the stiffened parts of the B lk are supported so that the body does not buckle Remove lu...

Страница 13: ...ated behind the seat so that it fits the head position in the head rest adapter The head should neither be looking too far into the sky poor vision with varifocals nor should it be bent too far forwar...

Страница 14: ...hen the inlet will open When you push the actuator back up you close it again Under no circumstances should you try to open it by turning the actuator The actuator may only be pulled or pushed otherwi...

Страница 15: ...chapter 5 7 Here are the approximate sizes again Persons from 145 165 cm choose the adapter small Persons from 165 180 cm choose the adapter medium People over 180 cm usually do not need an adapter a...

Страница 16: ...cause then they will be pushed out of your ideal line and the drive will no longer run efficiently The chain then rubs in the chain tube With the carbon cover you can avoid this and use the space behi...

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