Bernds folding bike Manuale d'uso - Pagina 3
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Stampa la paginaAdjusting your Bernds-Folding Bike
Saddle height and angle
Loosen the Allen screw (no. 5 Allen key) at the top of the seat tube
and adjust the saddle so that when the pedal is at the bottom of its
travel, your leg is straight when your heel is standing on the pedal.
Point the saddle straight forward. Even after folding and unfolding
the seatpost, the saddle will still be in this position which is the right
one for you!
Handlebar height and angle
There are various sitting positions which are all equally ergonomic
and appropriate depending on your riding style. Adjust the height
and angle of the handlebars so that you adopt a comfortable posi-
tion when seated. If this seems not to be possible, ask us: you can
obtain from us many different handlebar shapes and stems with a
variety of heights and lengths.
Brake handle, bell
If need be, you can adapt the reach to suit your own hand size on all
brake handles. To do this, read the enclosed operating instructions
for the brakes. Adjust the bell so that you can reach it comfortably
at any time.
If you have any questions, get in touch with your
specialist dealer or with us. We will be happy to advise you.
Before every trip
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The handlebar stem and the seatpost must be securely tightened.
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All quick-release catches must be locked hand tight.
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If you are using folding pedals, these must be folded out and
latched.
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Check the functioning of the brakes by rolling the bike forward
and pulling on the brakes. The brake handles must move easily
and take effect immediately.
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At twilight, always ride with the lights on and check before
setting off that the lighting system is working.
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With a bottle dynamo, click it into place and crank the rear
wheel with the bike on the stand.
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With a hub dynamo, the front and rear lights should come
on as soon as the bike moves.
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Lift the bike a few centimetres and let it drop onto the ground.
If you hear any rattling or unusual noises, check for the cause
and rectify it: if necessary, tighten any bolts.
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Always ride with enough tyre pressure. The minimum and
maximum pressures are marked on the sidewall of the tyres.
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Do not ride with worn tyres.