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MEZEQ DISC
MEZEQ V-BRAKE
Age
14+
14+
Loading limit
150 kg
150 kg
Weight
11,8 kg
11,2 kg
Frame
Steel
Steel
Tyres
20“/16“
20“/16“
Rims
Alu
Alu
Deck
36 cm
36 cm
Brakes
2× disc
2× “V” alu
Width of handle bars
65 cm
65 cm
Height of handle bars
96/102 cm
96/102 cm
Lenght
153 cm
153 cm
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Dear customer,
We would like to pass onto you our thanks for choosing this product. It is our duty to inform
you that this scooter in its basic version is intended
for mild terrain and non-car traffi
c
roads
. It is possible that you will need to add more safety features, such as refl ectors, required
under the law of the country in which the scooter will be used. Also it is vital to use safety
features for the rider him/herself (see safety features section). A very important aspect for
the safe use of this product is the proper adjustment of the scooter (wheel bearings, break in-
spection, bolt tightening, and proper tire infl ation). That is why we highly recommend having
the scooter assembled and regularly inspected by a professional bicycle service, simply for the
well informed skilled technicians who can assist you. By securing yourself a properly set-up
scooter with regular service you will be able to enjoy this product for a long time to come.
Do not forget that our line of scooters is wide. You can choose from many diff erent sizes and
styles for diff erent age groups and uses (see back side or
www.yedoo.eu
).
If you have any ideas or comments please do not hesitate to contact us at our email address:
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
1.
Control individual parts in the box:
(1 piece) main frame of scooter including front fork,
(1–2 pieces) brake system (depending on the type of scooter)
(2 pieces) infl atable wheels (according to the model: 2× 12‘‘, or 1× 16‘‘ and 1× 12‘‘),
(1 piece) handlebars including the handlebars rod.
Entrust a professional bicycle service with the assembly.
2.
Unloose the nuts on the axis of both small wheels. If your model comes with the quick-release
clamping mechanism (i.e. an axis containing the quick-release lever, 2 springs, a hand-tight
nut – hereinafter referred to as the quick-release clamp–see Fig.
for pieces), release the
quick-release lever and/or release the nut on the other end of axis. If necessary, tighten the
play of bearings so that the wheels can turn freely (that is so that they do not drag and at the
same time they are not free).
3.
Insert the wheel into the front fork of the scooter frame (Fig.
). Make sure that the security
eye provided with a small beak is positioned correctly, (the protruding section – a nib – of the
