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Verve 200386 User Manual

Verve 200386
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*** Important - Please read these instructions fully before starting assembly. ***
These instructions contain important information that will help you get the best
from your bike, ensuring safe and correct assembly, use and maintenance.
If you need help or have damaged or missing parts please return to store
or contact our customer service team.
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Verve 200386 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandVerve
Model200386
CategoryBicycle
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Warnings and Recommendations for Safe Riding

Types of Bikes

Junior Children Bikes

Bikes designed for roads and bike paths, not for trails or off-road use. Saddle height: 435-635mm.

Junior Adult Bikes

Designed for road use by young adults under 40kg. Saddle height: 635-750mm. Not for off-road paths.

Mountain Bikes

Designed for off-road trails and bike paths, also roads. Stronger frame, wider tyres, wide gear range. Saddle height > 635mm.

Road Bikes

For amateur use on high-speed roads. Aerodynamic handlebar, wide gear range. Max tyre 28mm, max weight 12kg. Saddle height > 635mm.

City/Trekking Bikes

Designed for leisure and commuting on roads. Not for trails or off-road paths. Maximum saddle height > 635mm.

BMX Bikes (EN 16054:2012)

Designed for road use, bike paths, acrobatics, and stunts. Two categories based on rider weight.

Bike Breakdown

Fitting the Rider to the Bike

Proper Seat Height

Guide to setting the correct saddle height for the rider, ensuring leg bend and reach to pedals.

Tools Required for Assembly

General Maintenance

Lubrication

Checking the Rims

Checking Tyres

Checking Tyres for External Damage

Examines the tyre's rubber pattern, canvas visibility, and checks for bulges or tears.

Spare Parts

Bike Assembly

Step 1: Attaching the Handlebar

Attaching the handlebar to the bike stem, ensuring correct alignment and height adjustment.

Step 2: Inserting the Seat

Inserting the seat post and seat, ensuring correct height and alignment before tightening.

Step 3: Attaching the Front Wheel

Attaching the front wheel to the fork, securing it with nuts and washers.

Step 4: Attaching the Mudguard

Attaching the front mudguard to the fork, if the bike is equipped with one.

Step 5: Assembling/Adjusting Caliper Brakes

Assembling and adjusting caliper brakes, ensuring proper pad alignment and cable tension.

Step 6: Attaching the Stabilisers

Attaching the stabilisers (training wheels) to the rear axle, ensuring correct position and clearance.

Step 7: Attaching the Pedals

Attaching the left and right pedals correctly, noting thread direction and tightening.

Step 8: Accessories

Instructions for fitting optional accessories like reflectors, doll seat, basket, bell, and pads.

Finished Bike Assembly

Brake Adjustments

Adjusting the Caliper Brakes

Detailed steps for adjusting caliper brakes for optimal performance.

Adjusting the Brake Lever

Guide on adjusting the brake lever position and cable tension for proper function.

Adjusting the V-Brakes

Adjusting the Chain

Notes