Evo ROAD BIKE User manual

ROAD BIKE
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

YOU’LL NEED THE
FOLLOWING BASIC TOOLS...
15mm Spanner
Allen Key 4, 5 or 6mm
depending on bike
Adjustable Wrench
Phillips Head Screwdriver
Flat Head Screwdriver
We recommend a Torque Wrench for
carbon bike assembly.

1Please take it out of the box and pull all the packaging off and put
the seatpost in to the frame.
2With the bike sitting on the floor please make sure the fork is
sitting the right way round. There are 2 examples here the first
one (on the left) is the wrong way the second is the right way. The
stem that is attached to the top of the forks should also be facing
forward away from the bike. The brake unit will be in front of the
fork indicating that the fork is the right way round.
2. FORK RIGHT WAY ROUND2. FORK WRONG WAY ROUND
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR PURCHASE.
YOU’LL NEED TO ASSEMBLE THE BIKE
USING THIS INSTRUCTIONAL GUIDE.

3The handlebars need to be attached now. Take the front plate off
the stem and put the handle bars in and tighten that stem plate on
again. This will be done with a 4,5 or 6mm Allen key depending on
the bike.
4. CABLES CORRECT4. CABLES TANGLED
3.TAKING THE FRONT PLATE OFF THE STEM.
STEM FACING THE RIGHT WAY.

To make sure the handle bars are straight on your bike please
align the centre of the stem with the centre of the tyre.
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Make sure the cables aren’t tangled or twisted and are like this
picture here. Please make sure bars are to your liking and angle
and then tighten the screws, making sure there is an even gap
between the top and bottom on the stem plate.
4. EVEN GAP WITH THE STEM PLATE
5/6. HANDLE BARS ALIGNED
CORRECTLY
5/6. HANDLE BARS NOT ALIGNED

Begin by identifying the right and left pedals. Look for
“L” and “R” marking on axle, in the axle, or wrench flats.
If there is none the ped-als will, the majority of the time,
look like these when on the left and right sides, as in the
pictures seen here.
We have put grease on the crank and pedal threads in our
assembly process.
Attach the front wheel to the bike. The easiest way it to flip
the bike upside down and have the bike sit on the seat and
handlebars. Now place the front wheel in the bike and tighten
the quick release.
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Pedals need to be inserted correctly and tightened
so there is no movement. Please refer to the back page
for instructions on how to do this. If the pedal(s) comes
loose it will strip the thread on the crank arm - THIS IS
NOT COVERED BY WARRANTY.
Please ensure you tighten the pedals regularly to avoid
any damage.
PEDALS - VERY IMPORTANT
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7. TYPICAL LEFT & RIGHT
PEDALS
7. MARKINGS INDICATING
L & R PEDALS

Using fingers on wrench flats, thread right side pedal into
right crank.
Sidedness is determined how you stand over the bike. Turn
right to tighten and left to loosen for this side. Use the 15mm
spanner and make sure the pedal is tight.
The left side is opposite. Using fingers on wrench flats, thread
left side pedal into left crank. Sidedness is determined how you
stand over the bike. Turn left to tighten and right to loosen for
this side.Use the 15mm spanner and make sure the pedal
is tight.
7. PEDAL GREASE HAS BEEN APPLIED BY US

THANKS FOR CHOOSING EVO CYCLES.
ENJOY YOUR NEW RIDE!