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WIDO V1 PRO - USER GUIDE
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SADDLE TILT POSITION
To tilt the saddle to the right position, move the saddle more forward/rearward or adjust
the nose of the saddle to point slightly upward/downward - loosen the nut/screw located
under the saddle, at the top of the seatpost (2). Once loose, move the saddle to your ideal
position. When the desired position is set, firmly tighten the nut again.
HANDLEBAR ROTATION
The handlebars can be rotated for comfort by loosening the in the centre of the underside
of the handlebars (17) using an allen key. Once loose, rotate the handlebar to desired
position, making especially certain that the brake levers (18) are a comfortable reach for
safe braking. Before retightening, double check that the handlebar is still centered. Then
securely tighten the bolt with the allen key.
IMPORTANT: Make sure the handlebar is securely in place and that the brake levers are
comfortably in reach. Failure to do so could result in loss of control of your bike and could
cause you serious injury.
BRAKES
As you ride, your brake pads will become thinner. When you notice that braking power
decreases, adjust the pads closer to the rotor. Always keep an eye on them so you can
replace them the moment they are worn out. If you are unsure of anything relating to your
brakes, please take your bike to your local dealer for their expert advice.
IMPORTANT: Note which brake lever controls which wheel; left brake lever controls front
wheel, right brake lever controls rear wheel. Be sure to avoid abrupt or strong braking as
it can cause you to fall off the bike. When braking, lean your body weight a bit rearward
to counter balance the braking inertia. Keep an eye on the brake pads for wear as they
wear out regularly. If they look as though they are worn out or close to it, please replace
them right away to maintain safe braking control. Before every ride, test the brakes to
be sure they are working well. Inspect and test the brakes before each ride. Worn, dirty,
damaged, or improperly-adjusted brakes can reduce your ability to control your bike and
could cause you serious injury.
GEARS
This bike comes equipped with 6 gears. To change gears, simply push the gear (+) button,
one click per gear change. To drop down gears, use the shifter. The higher the gear, the
higher the resistance. Change gears to match your pedaling comfort level. Be sure to
pedal when shifting gears to ensure a smooth gear change. This will also prolong the life
of your gear / drivetrain components.