STEP 1
:
INSTALL FRONT WHEEL
To install the front wheel, you rst need 1.
to determine the right and left sides
of the front wheel. The easiest way
to accomplish this is to nd the small
magnet located on one of the spokes,
and orient the wheel so that the magnet
is on the same side as the black sensor
attached to the fork. This will ensure you
have correctly oriented the wheel as to
left and right.
The front wheel is attached to the bike 2.
with a quick-release type of skewer. After
locating the skewer, remove the nut on
the end opposite the lever, and slide one
of the conical springs onto the skewer —
wide-end rst.
Once the spring is against the lever’s nut, 3.
slide the skewer through the axle so that
the lever is on the left side of the wheel.
Now slide the second spring onto the 4.
skewer — narrow-end rst — then screw
the nut partially back on.
Rotate the fork so the brake is toward the 5.
front of the bike.
Release the front brake by squeezing the 6.
brake arms, and lift the bent tube holding
the cable out of its cradle (indicated by the
arrow in Fig. 1B).
With the axle fully seated into the fork dropouts (the slots that accept the axle), and the 7.
lever in the oPeN position, turn the nut to adjust the clamping pressure, and swing the
lever rearward to the CloSeD position, where you will feel noticeable resistance.
The lever should leave a slight impression in your hand, and the lever should be parallel to
the center-line of the bike when adjusted properly.
FIG 1C. BRAKE ARCH
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FIG 1A. QUICK RELEASE SKEWER
STEP 2
:
ATTACH FRONT FENDER & HEADLIGHT
Loosen and remove the pre-attached bolt that goes through the brake arch. 1.
Slide the fender into position, placing the silver tab that extends upward in front of the 2.
brake arch.
Re-insert the bolt from the backside. 3.
Bring the headlight into position in front of the brake arch, and screw the bolt into it. 4.
Tighten the bolt.5.
Remove the two Phillips screws near the front axle. Bring the black plastic tabs on 6.
the end of the wire struts up and bolt them in place using the screws. Repeat for each
side.
STEP 3
:
ATTACH HANDLEBARS
Lift the handlebar assembly up. After 1.
sliding the black switch upward to
release the lock, lift the clamp lever to
reveal a silver Allen (hex) bolt. Loosen
that bolt slightly.
CRITICAL
:
If the wheel is oriented correctly, the brake arch (the painted portion
of the fork that bridges the two fork legs) of the front fork should be rotated
FORWARD, as in Fig 1C.
You can now lower the kickstand to keep the bike upright for the remainder of the
assembly.
FIG 2. LOWER LUNA FENDER
FIG 3. LUNA PIVOT BOLT
FIG 1B. RELEASE LUNA BRAKE
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