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General| Wheel Size | 29" |
|---|---|
| Grips | Whyte Lock-On |
| Saddle | Whyte Custom |
| Frame Material | Aluminum |
| Brakes | Hydraulic Disc |
| Cassette | SRAM PG-1230 |
| Headset | FSA No.10 |
| Stem | Whyte |
| Handlebar | Whyte 780mm |
| Chain | SRAM Eagle, 12 Speed |
| Crankset | 32T |
| Bottom Bracket | SRAM DUB |
| Rims | WTB ST i30 TCS 2.0 |
| Spokes | Black Stainless |
| Front Tire | WTB Trail Boss, 27.5x2.4" |
| Seatpost | Whyte |
Identifies the three types of Whyte bikes: MTB, city, and road bikes.
Instructions for adjusting saddle height, standover clearance, and handlebar position.
Routine checks before riding: loose parts, tyre pressure, tyre condition, wheels.
Maximum rider and overall weight limits for Whyte mountain and road bikes.
General safety rules, helmet use, and riding precautions for all conditions.
Guidelines for obeying traffic laws and riding defensively on public roads.
Safety precautions and skills for riding on rough terrain and trails.
Advice on riding in wet and windy conditions, and warnings about icy conditions.
Precautions for riding at dawn, dusk, or night, including lighting and reflective gear.
Risks and recommendations for aggressive riding styles like stunts, jumps, and racing.
Instructions for removing and installing front and rear wheels, including QR and thru-axle systems.
Explanation of how over-centre cam systems clamp wheels and how to adjust them.
Steps for removing the front wheel, including disc and rim brake types.
Steps for correctly installing the front wheel, ensuring proper clamping and alignment.
Detailed instructions on how to securely clamp wheels using cam action retention devices.
Steps for removing the rear wheel, covering derailleur and internal gear hub systems.
Steps for correctly installing the rear wheel, ensuring proper chain and dropout alignment.
Explains the three general types of brakes and how levers control them.
Critical safety warnings and advice on using brakes, including bed-in period and powerful brakes.
Guidance on inflating tyres to the correct pressure for performance and safety.
Reasons why tyres need replacing and how to select replacements.
Explains Schraeder and Presta valve types and how to inflate them.
Information on different transmission types and how to adjust gear shifting.
Guidance on selecting the correct gear combination for hills and speed.
Advice on avoiding gear combinations that cause excessive wear or damage.
Explanation of toe overlap and how to avoid it for safe cornering.
Using toeclips and straps for pedaling, with safety warnings about practice.
Mentions various pedal types and advises consulting dealer for selection.
Refer to manufacturer's instructions for front fork setup, servicing, and adjustments.
Refer to supplementary manual for rear shock tuning, setup, and servicing information.
General advice on bike care, learning repairs, and seeking professional help.
Instructions for cleaning, storing, and protecting your bicycle from theft and damage.
Advice on preventing frame damage from handlebar contact and avoiding modifications.
Overview of owner-performed maintenance and recommended professional servicing intervals.
Essential checks to perform before every ride to ensure safety and proper function.
Cleaning and lubrication steps after riding, especially in adverse conditions.
Detailed checks for stem, handlebars, cables, bolts, and wheel security every 10-20 hours.
Checks for brake levers, calipers, rotors, pedals, tires, rims, and frame for wear or looseness.
Recommendations for periodic servicing and replacement of parts like handlebars.
Procedures for checking the bike for damage after an incident or crash.
Details warranty period, conditions, exclusions, and important pre-use information.
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