Veloretti BIKVEL001GRE-UK, Инструкция по сборке

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Assembly instructions
Tools required
Along with your bike you’ll find a small box containing the needed allen keys and the
additional accessories if ordered. The allen keys in box are No.4 No.5 and No.6. Except for
the tools we give you for the assembly of the bike, you will also need a wrench 10 and 15
and a pair of scissors out of your own toolbox.
Step 1 - Unboxing
Start by carefully getting the bike out of the box and removing the packaging material
(Fig. 1)
Step 2 - Mount kickstand
Next, you’ll need to attach the kickstand using Allen key 8. After properly mounting the
stand and tightening it, you can place the bike in an upright position (Fig. 2). Make sure
you screw the bolt through the frame together with the spacer ring into the kickstand.
Step 3 - Front fork, fender & fender rods
Before you attach the fender, make sure the front fork is placed in the correct position
(Fig. 3).
Next attach the fender onto the front fork. Make sure you place the fender bracket at
the back of the front fork (Fig. 3.1). Place the long bolt through the front fork, the fender
bracket and tighten it by placing a washer ring and a hex nut at the end. Do this with
Allen Key 5 and wrench 10. Did you purchase a front carrier, front light or a hand brake?
Then check out the assembly videos on our website before you continue.
Attach the fender rods using the bolts that are already in place on the back of the fork
dropout and fasten the fender rods with Allen key 5. You can re-align the fender later if
needed by loosening the screws that hold the fender in place; by adjusting the position of
these screws you can straighten the fender (Fig. 3.2).
Step 4 - Front wheel
Undo the axle nuts on either side of the wheel axle and take them off together with the
safety and spacer rings. Place the front wheel axle into the gap at the end of the front
fork. Look at the rotation direction of the wheel facing forward. First make sure the steel
safety rings are positioned correctly. There is a small hole in the frame above the end
of the front fork, where they should fit in. Then place the spacer rings on each side and
finally screw the axle nuts back on both sides using wrench 15 (Fig. 4). Align the wheel
properly in the middle, with equal space on each side between the wheel and the front
fork. Then fully tighten the axle nuts.
Step 5 - Install pedals
The pedals are marked “L” or “R” on the end face of each spindle. The right pedal (“R”)
goes on the right side of the bike (the chain side). Using your hand, begin threading the
right pedal into the right crank arm by turning the pedal spindle clockwise (Fig. 5).
Be sure the pedal is exactly perpendicular, at a 90° angle to the crank arm. If the pedal
does not easily tighten by hand, it may not be at a straight 90° angle, and you risk
permanent damage by cross threading. If the pedal does not thread on easily, remove it
and try again. Please do not force it in the crank, as you will damage both the crank and
pedal, resulting in replacement. Once the pedal has been threaded on by hand almost all
the way, use wrench 15 to tighten in the last bit. Fasten the pedal as tight as you can.
The procedure for the left pedal is the same, except you will need to rotate the pedal
counter clockwise in order to tighten it (Fig. 5.1).