Adjust the gearbox
Chain tension
Assembly Wheel with nutted hub
Wheel centering
It is possible that during transport the wheels of the bicycle may become decentralized. In this case, contact a
competent and specialized mechanic for centering.
Front and rear light
The bicycle is equipped with a battery front and rear light system (Pic. 14). Switch both the front and rear lights on and
off directly by pressing the button on the light.
If the chain has difficulty climbing on the large rear chainring
(shifter on the handlebar turned to maximum), unscrew
screw B slightly, avoiding that the chain goes beyond the
last chainring.
If the chain descends with difficulty on the small rear
chainring, slightly unscrew screw A to align the derailleur
unit on the small chainring (Photo 11).
In case of doubts or perception of any anomaly during use,
have the bicycle checked by a mechanic.
Insert the front wheel hub into the fork; insert the two washers with
anti-fall tooth, one on each side, making sure that the tooth is
inserted in the hole provided on the fork. Insert and tighten the two
nuts making sure that the wheel is in the center of the fork (Pic. 12).
WARNING: before using the bicycle, always check that the
wheel is correctly locked to the front fork and the rear
dropouts of the frame.
In case of doubts or perception of any anomaly during use, have the
bicycle checked by a mechanic.
On bicycles with a derailleur gear, the chain is automatically
stretched by the derailleur itself.
On one-speed bicycles you have to make sure that the chain can
flex in the central part of about 10-12mm (Pic. 12).
Wheels are equipped with reflectors.
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