Decathlon City 100 Manuel et instructions de garantie - Page 14
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BMX BIKES
Rotor
1/Changing and adjusting rear brake cables:
Assemble the lower cable (coming from the rotor to the rear brake jaws) and pre-
set the rear jaw fixing the cable tension with the jaw cable clip.
Assemble the upper cable (from the rotor to the rear cable lever)
Set the two fixed lower cables on the rotor's mobile flange using setting screws
screwed to the fixed flange. These two cables should be synchronised and the
flange should move in parallel to the fixed flange
To the same for the upper cables.
The mobile flange stroke should be maximum to enable the brake lever to provide
the system with maximum efficiency
Steering nut
Upper fixed flange
Mobile flange
upper adjustment
Steering cone
Steering
Fixed lower flange
2/U-type brake
Loosen triangle nut, bring this triangle to about 1cm above the safety hook then
tighten the jaw cable clip. Pull the cable, the two pads will then touch of rim.
Tighten the cable clip.
Squeeze the brake handle to check, and adjust the two arms between them tur-
ning the central setting nut.
Assembly of pegs
TO BRAKE
LEVER
upper cables
upper flange
screw
stroke
PARALLEL
mobile flange
lower flange
Lower adjustment screw
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GUARANTEE CHARTER
The guarantee covers: all material or manufacturing fault observed by Decathlon
workshops, the replacement of defective parts by similar ones as well as labour.
Guarantee period:
• Five years for the frame
• Two years for other components, paint and labour
Coverage of the guarantee
• Absence of shocks, the product should not be damaged in normal conditions
of use
• The product should be used in compliance with instructions and regularly main-
tained by our workshops
• Original parts were not replaced by non-approved parts
Exclusion from the guarantee
• Damage the responsibility of a third party or the result of an intentional fault
• Damage resulting from maintenance or use not compliant with the manufacture-
r's instructions or negligence
• Wear parts (bulbs, cables and housing, toe clips, plates, chain, rim, spindles...)
and their replacement
• Any product that has been modified outside our workshops
• Original parts replaced by non-approved parts
• Damage the result of fire, lightning, storm, vandalism or non-secure transport
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