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Seatheight
Inordertotransferthepedalforceeectivelyto
the pedals, you must set your seat to the appro-
priate height.
Find the ideal position by sitting on the FL
YER
and placing the heel of your foot onto the pedal in
its lowest position.
Now the bottom leg should be stretched. If this
is not the case, dismount, adjust the seat in the
required direction and try again.
Ensure that the quick release fastener is com
-
pletely closed after the adjustment process.
There are markings on the seat post
which show how far it can be pulled out
of the frame. Never pull the seat post be-
yond
themaximumlengthmarking.Oth-
erwise the seat post may buckle or
break. If you require a longer seat post
to reach the correct sitting position, talk
to your FL
YER specialist retailer. Never
ride with a seat post extended further
thanthemaximummarkerasthiscould
result in serious falls and injury.
Childrenandpersonswhoarenotcon-
dent cyclists should be able to touch the
ground
with the tips of both feet. Other-
wise, when stopping they run the risk of
fallin
gandsueringseriousinjury.
Seatposition
The horizontal position of the seat can and should
be set too.
90° arm-upper body angle
min.
7.5 cm
STOP
3.Turnthenutclockwiseuntiltheangeremains
locked in place
4.Pullouttheaxle
12.2Settinguptheseatingposition
The seat, handlebars and stem must be adjusted
to your body mass and the desired sitting positon
in order to use your FLYER safely and comfortably.
Only allow FLYER specialists to work on
your handlebars and stem. These are
components which are crucial for your
safety, so incorrect work and tools in this
area of the bicycle could lead to serious
falls.
The seat and stem can be attached with
screw connections or quick releases. Al-
ways secure screw connections with the
correct torque, see the separate “T
echni-
cal Data” operating instructions docu-
ment.