Yedoo RUNRUN MEZEQ User manual
RUNRUN
MEZEQ
MULA CITY
Cities
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User manual
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Yedoo Mezeq
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CZ 12
DE 18
RU 24
SK 30
Contents
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5 mm4 mm 6 mm +
Yedoo
Mezeq 20"/ 16"
Maximum load:
150 kg / 330 lb
Mula 20"/ 16"
Maximum load:
150 kg / 330 lb
City 16"/ 12"
Maximum load:
120 kg / 265 lb
Cities 16"/ 12"
Maximum load:
120 kg / 265 lb
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Yedoo City / Cities
5 mm4 mm 6 mm +
Yedoo Mula
5 mm4 mm 6 mm +
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Introduction
We recommend that you entrust the installation, adjustment
and regular maintenance to a specialist bicycle shop. Improper
intervention can lead to damage of the balance bike or to an
accident with serious health consequences.
If you are technically capable, do not worry; this manual
contains all the information you need to help you assemble your
new balance bike.
Send your questions, comments and suggestions for
improvement of our products by e-mail to: info@yedoo.eu.
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a Registered Community Design
(RCD), the commercial names
are protected by registered
trade marks.
More information from the
world of scooters and the list
of distributors can be found at
www.yedoo.eu.
ENEN
1.c
Assembly of the front (bigger) wheel
Mezeq
Open the quick-release lever and loosen
the nut.
Mezeq
Make sure the front fork of the scooter
is well positioned (discbrake is on the
left side in rider´s view).
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Make sure the front fork of the scooter is
well positioned (brake levers are facing
forward). Release the brake cable from
its holder and loosen the brake arms.
Mezeq
Place the wheel into the front fork so
that is well-centred.
The tread pattern (arrow-shaped lines
on the tires) must be pointing to the
front.
Assembly Instructions
1.b1.a
1 12 2
Direction
of rota-
tion
Direction
of rota-
tion
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4.
Assembly of the rear wheel
Mezeq
is the same as the assembly of the front
wheel. Repeat the same process.
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is the same as the assembly of the
front wheel with the only exception of
double dropout at the rear fork. It allows
positioning the footboard according to
the road conditions. The lower dropout
enables o road riding.
Adjustment of brake levers
Incline the brake levers correctly by
loosening the screw on the sleeve.
The right inclination:
Stand on the footboard, hold the
handles and stretch out your fingers
in away that your arm and the fingers
form asingle straight line. This should
be the position of the brake levers.
The upper dropout, which also makes
the footboard go lower and thus
reduces the load on the standing leg,
is intended for flat surface. Riding will
be less tiring.
Assembly Instructions
3.a 3.a
3.b 5.
2.c
The highest possible height of the
handlebars is marked with vertical
grooves, at the maximum height the
grooves should be visible only partly.
Max
Installing the brake cables
Squeeze the brake lever to the
maximum and insert the end of the
brake cable into the round lug (
1
). Insert
the cable into the groove and tighten
the set screw (
2
) and the nut (
3
). Repeat
the process with the other brake.
The rear brake cable is usually mounted
on the right brake lever and the front
brake wire on the left.
1
2
3
2.b
Handlebar installation
Mezeq / Mula
Place the handlebar tube as shown
on the picture and tighten the screws
on the stem.
Mezeq
Tighten the nut
until you can feel
resistance before closing the quick
release. Close it in away that the quick
release lever points backwards (for
safety reasons).
Mezeq / Mula
Insert the handlebar tube into the
front frame (
1
)
and adjust the height
according to the rider’s needs (not
higher than indicated by the line).
Check that the handlebar is upright
and properly tighten the screw on
the stem
(
2
).
2.a1.d
1 1
20–22 Nm 20–22 Nm
6–8 Nm
6–8 Nm
22
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ENEN
Safety measures
The scooter in its basic equipment is designed for riding
during daylight in areas meant for sport and recreation. For
roads with car traic or for riding in the dark, you need to
provide your scooter with safety features (lights, reflectors,
etc.) in accordance with the regulations valid in your country.
Pay attention to traic and general safety regulations and use
protective accessories (helmets, knee and elbow pads, good
shoes, etc.)
Before each ride, always check good function of the brakes
and the overall technical condition of the scooter. Donot
exceed the maximum loading capacity of the scooter
(as specified on the front side). The scooter is designed for
one rider only! Do not overload the scooter, it is not intended
for jumping or acrobatic riding.
All the speed-limiting mechanisms (brake pads or discs, rims,
and tires etc.) can become warm when used. For this reason,
it is not recommend able to touch them before cooling o!
To park the scooter, use the kick-stand! Beware that its
loading capacity is approximately 15kg. Donot step on
the footboard when the scooter is parked.
Riding instructions
When riding, always grip the handlebar with both hands. While
pushing o with one foot, place the other foot on the footboard
of the scooter. Regularly exchange feet. In order to brake, press
the brake levers on the handlebars. Usually you would use the
right lever which controls the rear brake. The front brake should
only be used to supplement the stopping power of the rear
brake. Never squeeze the front brake without also squeezing
the rear brake with equal or greater force.
Warning:
sudden
violent braking may cause injury.
Maintenance
Correct and regular maintenance increases safety and
lengthens the life span of your scooter. Regularly inspect screw
connections, quick releases, pressure in tires and lubricate the
moveable parts (wheels, bearings, handlebars bearings, cables,
brake parts etc.). Make sure that no lubricant gets on the rims
or brake pads. Grease reduces their eect!
If this situation occurs, it is necessary to remove the grease
from all the parts, using asolvent and/or degreaser.
Inspect the tires for cuts, nicks and deformities. Replace tires
that show excessive wear and damage with an equivalent tire.
Inspect the self-locking nuts. If they get loose freely, exchange
them with new ones.
Check the spokes for defects. Irregular strain or looseness in
spokes can cause their cracking or can make the wheel wobble.
Keep your scooter clean, use soft cloth moistened with water.
It should be stored inside, on adry and shaded place. Donot
expose the scooter to high humidity or extreme temperatures
over along period of time. Before the winter, prepare it against
corrosion and inflate the tires to its maximal value as specified
on the side of the tire. The producer does not cover damage
caused solely by neglected maintenance, non-adequate
adaptation, or inappropriate treatment and storage.
The product complies with the corresponding EU standards
(ČSN EN 14619) and received quality and safely certifications
from a leading Czech testing lab – Engineering Test Institute
(Strojírenský zkušební ústav, s.p.).
Producer: EU INTREA – PIKO, s.r.o., Sasanková 2657/2, 106 00
Praha 10, Česká republika, www.yedoo.eu
Warranty list
General regulations
The content, extend and duration of the warranty conforms to
the valid legal code in the respective country of the purchase
of the scooter.
Warranty period
The buyer of the new Yedoo scooter (product) can apply the
warranty during the period of 36 months from the purchase.
The warranty commences on the day of the sale to the end user
and is automatically extended when the product is taken into
repair during warranty period.
Warranty application
The warranty must be filled out with the retailer, where
the product was purchased (see bellow). When applying the
warranty, we recommend presenting the filled out sheet bellow,
the receipt and a complete and cleaned product. The seller
will give a written confirmation to the buyer regarding the
acceptance of the product into the warranty process.
Warranty conditions
The product must be assembled following the instructions of
the manual. The products shall only be used for the purposes,
which it was designed for. The product must be stored and
maintained in the ways in accordance with the Instruction
manual. The warranty does not cover damage caused by
common wear and tear is not covered by this warranty. The
producer does not cover damage caused by incorrect assembly
or by use in contradiction with the Instruction manual.
Product model:
Serial number of the frame:
Date of purchase:
Retailer:
Signature and stamp:
6.b
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When braking, check that the brake
pads of both wheels fit tightly on the
rim sides. If not, you can adjust their
position via ascrew that connects them
to the V-brake arms (
1
). The pads shall
not touch the tires.
Check that the pads make enough
space (1–2 mm) after releasing the brake
levers. The distance can be adjusted by
tightening or loosening the brake cable
at the anchor screw (
2
).
In case the brake pad is touching the
wheel when turning, symmetrically
adjust the distance of brake arms by
the tightening screws (
3
).
6.a
1 1
3 3
2
Assembly Instructions
7.b7.a
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Fasten the end of the brake cable in
the lock and secure with the cable tie,
then trim the tie.
6.b
Adjustment of brakes
Mezeq
On both wheels, check that the discs
are not touching the brake pads when
the wheel is turning. If yes, loosen the
adjusting screws (
1
) and regulate the
position of both brake pads so that they
are parallel to the disc on their whole
length. Then tighten the screws again.
The distance between the pads and the
disc should be minimal. You can adjust
it with the adjusting roller (
2
) which
regulates the tension of the brake cable.
If this is not enough, tighten or even
loosen the brake cable at the anchor
screw (
3
).
6.a
2
1 1
3
4 Nm
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