oset MX-10 Mk.1 - Setting Up Your OSET for Riding; Dial Settings for Rider Proficiency; Control Adjustments and Safety Checks

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4. Check the res are inated to between 20 & 40 psi. Light riders can run lower pressures.
5. Check the chain for ghtness and lubricaon.
6. Set the controls correctly for the rider.
A. With the wheels on the ground, sit the rider on the bike.
B. Adjust the lever posions so they are easy to reach, and check that the
brakes are funconing correctly, and at the desired level. Adjust the ‘reach’
of the levers to suit the rider. For more informaon see page 19.
Improper set-up is dangerous! It is your responsibility to set the machine to the
ability of the rider. Failure to do so could result in injury and damage to the ma-
chine.
CAUTION
1. Set the speed dial to the correct level for the rider.
Low for non-experts and all riders under 10 years old.
ALWAYS CHECK BEFORE RIDING.
2. Set the ‘response’ dial to the correct level for the rider.
Low for all non-experts and all riders under 10 years old. ANTI-CLOCKWISE for low.
CLOCKWISE for high.
3. Set the ‘power’ dial to the correct lever for the rider.
Low for non-experts and all riders under 10 years old.
ANTI-CLOCKWISE for low. CLOCKWISE for high.
A. Ensure everyone is clear of the bike.
B. Place the bike on a stand or block, so both wheels are above the ground.
C. Switch the bike on.
D. Turn speed dial to low. Set to high for experienced/advanced
riders over 10 years old ONLY.
Turn the power dial in very small increments to the desired seng. ALWAYS start the rider on the
slowest sengs!