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8. 9.
6.b
1
2
3
Max
The highest possible height of the
handlebars is marked with vertical
grooves, at the maximum height the
grooves should be visible only partly.
Installing the brake cables
(Model Mau / One has only the rear brake)
Squeeze the brake lever to the maximum
and insert the end of the brake cable into
1
the groove and tighten the set screw (
2
3
). Repeat the process with
the other brake. The rear brake cable is
usually mounted on the right brake lever
and the front brake cable on the left.
Adjusting the handlebars
(Does not apply for Model
Adjust the angle of the handlebar
according to the needs and height of
the rider and tighten the screws. A larger
angle gives more space for the rider and
provides a more sporty riding style.
10.
Adjusting the angle of the brake levers
(Model Mau / One has only the rear
On both brake levers loosen the screw
on the sleeve. For the best results,
letthe rider stand on the footrest, grab
the handlebars and stretch his/her
fingers so they extend in a straight line
from his/her hands. Set the brake levers
in this position and tighten the two
5–6 Nm
14–16 Nm
7a.
Installing the rear wheel (V-brake)
Release the brake cable from the guide
1
). Put the wheel in one of the two fork
dropouts then centre the wheel and
2
adjust the height of the footrest above
the ground. The upper fork position,
which reduces the height of the footrest,
is designed for riding on asmooth, flat
surface. Riding will be less physically
demanding. Use the lower position for
riding over arough terrain.
1
2
19–20 Nm