MAY YIWU User manual

Manual
YIWU 2.1

Tools (supplied):
ALLEN KEY
Metric sizes:
Grips + Brake Blocks: 4
Saddle + Brakes: 5
Handlebar: 6
WRENCH
Size:
Pedals: 15
Pedals
The following parts are packed together
with the rest of the bike:
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We recommend you use lubricating oil
(not supplied) when necessary as indicated
in the assembly instructions.
Congratulations!
You are now a proud owner of a limited edition YIWU Bike.
You are about to assemble your new bike and we are going to guide you through
the nine easy steps needed to complete the assembly. Your bike has been shipped
virtually complete and the last 10% is now up to you – but have no worries this part
is very simple!
Quick release
Step 1: INSTALLING THE HANDLEBAR:
Slot the handlebar into the head tube at a straight angle. We recommend applying
some lubricating oil to the head tube before inserting it. Adjust the height as
desired. Use an allen key (size 6) to attach the handlebar to the bike. Makesure the
bolt is tightly fastened.

Step 2: MOUNTING THE SADDLE:
Insert the saddle into the saddle tube
and fix it to your desired height.
Make sure the clip of the frame is well
tightened by using the allen key (size
5). We recommend applying some
lubricating oil to the saddle tube before
inserting it.
Step 3: ATTACHING THE PEDALS
TO THE BIKE:
The pedals are marked R (right) and L
(left). We recommend applying some
lubricating oil to the pedal crank before
inserting it. Secure the bolt towards
the front of the bike. Use a wrench to
secure the bolt tightly.
Step 4 +5+6: MOUNTING THE FRONTWHEEL:
The wheel is marked with an arrow showing the riding direction. The quick release
is delivered as a spare part. Mount it directly into the hub hole. Then slide the tire
into the fork and fix the quick realease by screwing it from both sides. Finally clip
the lever of the quick release downwards.
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4
5 6
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Step 7: ADJUSTING THE BRAKES
Make sure the brake pad is positioned
parallel to the wheel rim according
to the picture. The brake pad shouldn’t
be mounted too high so it doesn’t touch
the tire. It should only touch the flat
sides of the wheel rim (when brakes are
in action).
Loosen the clamp that holds the brake
wires with an allen key. Squeeze the
brake pad gently together, but make
sure there is a small gap between the
brake pad and the wheel rim (you can
check if the gap is big enough by lifting
the bike on the handlebar and turning
the front wheel: the wheel should turn
smoothly without touching the brakes).
This will help loosen the brake wire
in order to use pliers to pull the wire.
Ensure the wire is tight enough and yet
doesn’t touch the wheel rim when
the brakes aren’t in action. Then close
the clamp with the allen key.
Repeat the same procedure for the rear
wheel brakes.
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Step 8: FINE ADJUSTING THE BRAKES
Option 1: Release or tighten the brakes
by twisting the screw at the brake clamp.
Option 2: Release or tighten the brakes by
twisting the set screw at the brake lever.
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Option 1 Option 2
If you intend to use the bicycle on public roads, you
must prepare it to meet the local require ments for
items such as lights and reflectors because your bicycle
may not be prepared for riding on public roads in
your country. Always follow all local traffic laws and
regulations in force on public roads as well as off-road,
including regulations about bicycle lighting, reflectors,
licensing of bicycles, riding on sidewalks, laws
regulating bike path and trail use, helmet laws, child
carrier laws and other special bicycle traffic laws.

Step 9: FINAL DETAILS
Grease the chain and tighten
all remaining bolts and screws.
Tighten
the saddle
Tighten
the saddle
Grease
the chain
Tighten
the brakes
Tighten
the brakes
Tighten
the grips
Tighten
the pedals
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