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Creme Caferacer - User Manual

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Summary

Warnings and Important Information

Specialist Tools and Skills

Service procedures require specialist tools and skills; use professional bike shops.

Manual Limitations

Manual is not comprehensive; consult dealer for service and maintenance.

Third-Party Components

Follow instructions for third-party components carefully before riding.

Traffic Regulations and Equipment

Know traffic regulations and ensure necessary equipment is installed.

Rack Load Capacity

Max load for front/rear racks and impact on steering.

Rider and Luggage Load

Maximum combined load for rider and luggage.

Obstructed Vision or Control

Avoid carrying items that obstruct vision or control.

Intended Use

Bicycle designed for paved surfaces; off-road use may cause damage/accidents.

Stem Insertion Safety

Stem insertion mark must not be visible to prevent loss of control.

Seat Post Insertion Safety

Seat post must not be extended beyond minimum insertion mark.

Alloy Handlebar Replacement

Alloy handlebars should be replaced annually due to fatigue risk.

Front Rack Mounting Caution

Exercise extra care when mounting front rack on Caferacer bikes.

General Riding Information

Riding Safety

Riding a bicycle is dangerous; be cautious, especially in traffic.

Visibility

Importance of being seen; use lights in low light conditions.

Helmet Use

Always wear a helmet for safety.

Pre-Ride Checks

Importance of conducting pre-ride checks.

Riding with Defects

Do not ride with technical problems or doubts about functionality.

Bike Maintenance

Keep the bike clean and well maintained.

Essential Kit

Carry a pump, spare tube, patch kit, and tools.

Gear Usage

Guidance on choosing gear combinations for comfortable pedalling.

Brake Control

Be careful with brakes; practice their use in safe areas.

Signaling

Use the bell to signal approach to pedestrians and cyclists.

Speed and Terrain

Avoid excessive speed, steep hills, ruts, potholes, and curbs.

Theft Prevention

Protect bike from theft; use a lock and do not leave unattended.

Technical Information

Assembly of the New Bicycle

Pre-Ride Check

Frame and Fork Inspection

Inspect frame and fork for cracks or defects; do not ride if found.

Brake System Check

Check brake efficiency, lever distance, and pads; ensure proper setup.

Rim Brake Wear

Inspect rim walls for wear, especially with rim brakes.

Handlebar-Stem Connection

Check for movement between handlebars and stem.

Stem-Fork Connection

Check stem-fork connection and steer tube bolt torque.

Headset Play

Check headset for play by applying front brake and pushing.

Pedal Threading

Ensure pedals are properly threaded into cranks and check torque.

Wheel Straightness

Check wheels for straightness and spoke tension.

Tire Inflation and Condition

Check tire pressure and overall condition; replace if damaged.

Wheel Axle Security

Ensure wheel axles are securely tightened (nuts or quick release).

Rack;Fender Bolt Tightness

Verify tightness of bolts securing racks and fenders.

Brake Cable Inspection

Check brake cables and housing for damage like kinks or fraying.

Adjustments

Saddle Height Adjustment

Guide to adjusting saddle height using hex wrench and torque specs.

Saddle Position Adjustment

Adjust saddle position (angle, fore/aft) for comfort.

Handlebar and Stem Adjustment

Adjust handlebar angle and stem height for riding position.

Bolt Tightening Torques

Specific torque values for various bicycle bolts.

Maintenance and Periodical Checks

Frame Care

Frame maintenance, rust prevention, and paint touch-ups.

Rim Polishing

Use rubbing compound to keep polished rims shiny.

Chain Maintenance

Keep chain clean and lubricated, especially in wet conditions.

Hub Bearing Checks

Periodically check hubs for play and lubricate bearings.

Crank Play Check

Check cranks for play by trying to move pedals.

Important Safety Information for Assembly and Use of Front Caferacer Carrier

Professional Mounting

Front carrier must be mounted by a professional to prevent accidents.

Bike Compatibility

Front carrier is designed only for Crème Caferacer Bikes.

Max Load Capacity

Maximum load capacity for the front carrier is 10 kg.

Child Seat Restriction

Front carrier is not designed or suitable for child seat attachment.

Bolt Security

Frequently check front carrier mounting bolts for looseness.

Modification Prohibition

Modifying the front carrier is forbidden.

Luggage Securing

Ensure luggage is securely fitted to prevent entanglement.

Reflector;Lamp Visibility

Ensure reflectors/lamps on rack are not obscured by luggage.

Luggage Distribution

Distribute luggage evenly between the two sides of the carrier.

Front Rack Mounting Procedure

Component Identification

Identify all the components of the front rack.

Fork Bolt Removal

Remove the 4 bolts threaded into the side of the front fork.

Rack Assembly

Assemble the front rack, tightening side stay bolts to 7 Nm.

Bottom Leg Fastening

Apply Loctite to bolts and fasten bottom legs of the rack to the fork.

Caliper Brake and Fender Mount

Dismount caliper brake, slide fender mount off, slide safety strip onto bolt.

Safety Strip Wrapping

Wrap the safety strip around the rack and return to the caliper bolt.

Reattaching Caliper and Fender

Reattach caliper and fender eyelet to fork crown; tighten mounting bolt with Loctite.

Top Bolt Alignment

Align rack for top bolts; coat with Loctite before threading.

Final Bolt Tightening

Tighten 4 mounting bolts to the fork with 7 Nm, using spring washers.

Warranty

Warranty Period and Coverage

2-year warranty against material/workmanship defects.

Defect Reporting

Stop use and report defects within 14 days.

Warranty Documentation

Warranty starts from purchase date; requires receipt and warranty card.

Ownership

Warranty applies only to the original owner and is non-transferable.

Claim Procedure

Make warranty claims through the dealer where the bicycle was purchased.

Mandatory Check-up

Mandatory check-up required between 3rd-5th week or 50km.

Authorized Dealer Purchase

Warranty valid only if purchased from an authorized dealer.

Replacement Parts

Replacement parts may be similar; dealer decides on repair/replacement.

Wear and Tear Exclusions

Warranty does not cover normal wear and tear or maintenance procedures.

Other Exclusions

Warranty excludes labor charges, paint, and damage from misuse.

Warranty Void Conditions

Warranty void if card is incomplete, modifications made, or product misused.

Warranty Case Handling

Directions for warranty cases provided by the distributor.

Creme Caferacer Specifications

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BrandCreme
ModelCaferacer
CategoryBicycle
LanguageEnglish