Flite PHASER II User manual

Please read these instructions carefully. Each bike comes with an Owners’ Manual that
contains a great deal of information and tips, including a comprehensive guide to care
and maintenance that we recommend you read carefully.
Our bikes are fully adjusted and checked over at the factory. The handlebars may be
removed or assembled in the bike and turned through 90 degrees. the pedals
removed and in some cases the front wheel will have been removed too. It is a relative-
ly simple operation to re-assemble these parts, however if you do not feel competent
to do this you should ask someone who is, as it is important that these simple tasks are
done correctly for the integral safety of the bike.
Please remove all packaging very carefully, especially if using a knife or sharp blade.
Take care not to scratch any of the parts of the bike or slash the tyres.
We suggest that you keep hold of the carton in case you need to return the bike.
Getting Started
Open the carton from the top and carefully remove the bicycle. Take care not to
scratch any of the parts of the bike or cut the tyres. Remove the straps and protective
wrapping from the bicycle. Inspect the bicycle, all accessories and parts for possible
shortages.
We strongly recommend that the threads and all moving parts in the parts package be
lubricated prior to installation. Do not discard packing materials until assembly is com-
plete to ensure that no required parts are accidentally discarded.
PHASER II ASSEMBLY GUIDE

Saddle
Using the supplied flat spanner loosen the seat
clamp bolt and insert the seatpost into the seat
tube.
Adjust the saddle height to suit the comfort of
the rider but ensure the minimum insertion
mark on the seat post remains completely
within the seat tube.
Tighten the seat clamp bolt to lock the seat in
place.
Handlebars and stem
Rotate the bicycle forks so that the brakes are to the fore.
Remove the protective plastic cap from the end of the
handle bar stem.
Insert the end of the stem into the front forks with the stem
pointing forwards.
Use the provided hex wrench to tighten the stem bolt just
enough to hold the stem in position.
Align the handlebarswith the fork legs, ensure the minimum
insertion mark is completely within the head tube and then
fully tighten the stem bolt.
Front wheel installation
Take the front wheel and loosen the wheel nuts
o each end of the axle.
Remove the retaining washers from the axle.
Slide the wheel into the fork dropout slots from
the underside. Ensure the wheel is centered
between the fork legs and the disc rotor is in
the centre of the disc brake caliper.
Disc rotor
Nut
Disc brake
caliper
Retention
washer

Slide the retaining washers onto the axle and
ensure they lock into the forks.
Attach and fully tighten the wheel nuts.
Lift the front wheel o the ground and give it a
spin to ensure it rotates without hinderance and
is ‘true’.
Position the white front reflector to the right of the
handlebar stem so that it points directly forwards
and is within 5 degrees of the vertical. Attach the bell
in the same manner to the left of the handlebar stem.
Reflectors and bell
Position the red rear reflector on the seat post so
that it points directly backwards and
is within 5 degrees of the vertical.

The left pedal turns
counter-clockwise and
the right pedal turns
clockwise.
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TD . For assistance, please contact our
customer service professionals:
Grampian Buildings, Sinfin Lane IndustrialEstate,
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01332 274200
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Pedals
The final step is to attach the pedals.
Your pedals and cranks are specially designed so that
they do not unscrew as you pedal.
It is very important that you follow these directions for
correct attachment.
Failure to do so can strip the threads from your cranks.
This may cause the rider to lose control of the bicycle
and fall. Incorrect installation will invalidate your
warranty.
The spindle of each pedal is marked with an ‘R’ or ‘L’
corresponding to right and left respectively:
Imagine you are seated on the bicycle facing forward: the left pedal should go on the
same side as your left foot, similarly for your right pedal and foot.
When attaching the pedals, be aware of the thread direction:
Always attach a pedal by rotating it towards the front wheel. Start by threading the
pedal on with you hands. Once it is finger tight, tighten fully with a spanner.