Schwinn Folding Bicycle Bedienungshandbuch

THIS MANUAL CONTAINS IMPORTANT SAFETY, PERFORMANCE AND MAINTENANCE INFORMATION. READ THE MANUAL BEFORE TAKING YOUR FIRST RIDE ON YOUR NEW BICYCLE, A

Safety 19Seat Height and Handlebar Reach❶ Your legs should be almost completely straight when the pedal is in the down most posion, just a slight be

101 SafetyFront wheel (white)ReectorsImportant! Federal regulaons require every bicycle over 16 inches to be equipped with front, rear, wheel, and p

Safety 111Riding the bicycle in unsafe condions (ie: at night), in an unsafe manner, or disregarding trac laws may result in an unexpected movement,

121 SafetyNight Riding• Important! Riding a bicycle at night is not recommended. Check your local laws regarding night riding.• Ensure bicycle is eq

Safety 113BEFORE YOU RIDE SAFETY CHECKLISTBefore every ride, it is important to carry out the following safety checks. Do not ride a bicycle that is n

14Folding Bicycle❷ Parts Idencaon Part name Torque (in. lb.)1 Handlebar grip -2 Rear brake lever 55 - 703 Front brake lever 55 - 704 Brake control

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3 Assembly16❸ AssemblyYour new bicycle was assembled and tuned in the factory and then parally disassembled for shipping. You may have purchased the

Assembly 31717GETTING STARTED❶ Open the carton from the top and remove the bicycle. Figure 3.1 ❷ Remove the straps and protecve wrapping from the

3 Assembly18Lock the Frame Latch❶ Push on quick-release lever and move the locking pin up. Figure 3.3❷ Move the two frame halves together. Release p

i1 Safety ...4 Safety Signal Words ...4 User Responsibility...

Assembly 31919Lock the Handlebar Post Latch❶ Move the quick-release lever as shown. The locking pin should be completely retracted. Figure 3.4❷ Mov

3 Assembly20ATTACH THE PEDALSAachment of an incorrect pedal into a crank arm can strip the pedal threads and cause irreparable damage. Before your r

Assembly 32121ATTACH THE SEAT❶ Unlock the seat post quick-release lever. Figure 3.7❷ Move the height of the seat up or down unl the rider feels the

3 Assembly22WARNING!FOLDING THE BICYCLE❶ Start by opening the handlebar post quick-release lever and moving it down out of the slot on the base of th

Assembly 32323❼ Open the frame quick-release lever and rotate the quick-release lever out of the slot. Figure 3.11❽ Push up on the quick-release lev

244 Adjustments❹ AdjustmentsWARNING!Aer the bicycle is unfolded you will need to make adjustments before you ride. If you have quesons pertaining to

Adjustments 425ADJUSTING THE FRAME LATCHYour bicycle should arrive with the frame latch properly adjusted. However, the frame latch will need periodic

264 AdjustmentsADJUSTING THE HANDLE POST LATCHYour bicycle should arrive with the handle post latch properly adjusted. However, the handle post latch

Adjustments 427❶ Unlock the seat post quick-release lever. Figure 4.3❷ Move the height of the seat up or down unl the rider feels they have control

284 AdjustmentsBRAKE ADJUSTMENTAaching the Brake Cable to the Brake LeverIf the brake cable is not aached to the brake lever follow these steps: ❶

ii for purchasing your folding bicycle. Before using your bicycle, pleasepracceproperfoldingandunfoldingprocedures.Besuretofollow

Adjustments 429Aaching the Brake Cable to the Brake Carrier ❶ Squeeze the two brake arms together unl the brake pads touch the wheel rim. Figure 4.

304 AdjustmentsImportant! Before riding the bicycle it is important to check the brakes. If you squeeze the brake lever and one brake arm moves more t

Adjustments 431❷ If the gap between the brake pad and wheel is uneven, adjust the posion of the brake pad. • Using a phillips head screwdriver, adj

324 AdjustmentsADJUSTING THE REAR DERAILLEURThe low limit screw determines how far the rear derailleur will travel toward the wheel of the bicycle, wh

Use 533HAND OPERATED BRAKESTo best avoid this:• Applythefrontandrearbrakessimultaneously,whileshiingyourbodyweightbackslightlytocompe

5 Use34GEAR OPERATIONDerailleurequippedbicyclesallhavearearderailleur.Somemayalsohaveafrontderailleuroeringmoregearchoices.Therig

Use 535ShierGearindicatorREAR SHIFTER • Therearshier(right)willhaveanindicatorthatreadsfrom1andup.Figure 5.3• 1isthelowestgear.

5 Use36SECURITYYoujustboughtanewbicycle!Don’tloseit.Itisadvisablethatthefollowingstepsbetakentoprepareforandhelppreventpossibl

Maintenance 637❻ MaintenanceWARNING!• Failuretoconductmaintenanceonthebicyclemayresultinmalfunconofacricalpartandseriousinjuryor

6 Maintenance38Note: Thefrequencyofmaintenanceshouldincreasewithuseinwetordustycondions.Donotoverlubricate.Removeexcesslubricantt

iiiCorrectFing MakesureyourhelmetcoversyourforeheadIncorrectFing Forehead is exposed and vulnerable to serious injuryHelmets 

Maintenance 639PARTS MAINTENANCE Inspect Acon MaintenanceTireInaon Checkrepressure. Inateretothepressureindicatedontheresidewall.C

6 Maintenance40Inspect Acon MaintenancePedals Everymonth,checkeachpedalissecurelysetandghtenintothecrankarm.Ifnecessary,re-setandg

Maintenance 641Inspect Acon MaintenanceLevers Checktheleversaresecurelyfastenedtothehandlebar. Posiontheleverstottherider’sgripand

6 Maintenance42HUB BEARINGSHubbearingsrequirespecialthinwrenchescalled cone wrenches.Ifyoudonotownthesetools,donotaempthubbearing

Maintenance 643WARNING!Anunseatedrecanruptureunexpectedlyandcauseseriousinjuryordeath.Besurethereisproperlyseatedwheninangthe

6 Maintenance44TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDEProblem Possible Cause RemedyGearshisnotworkingproperly• Derailleurcablesscking/stretched/damaged• Fron

Maintenance 645Problem Possible Cause RemedyFreewheeldoesnotrotate• Freewheelinternalpawlpinsarejammed • Lubricate.Ifproblempersists,rep

6 Maintenance46Problem Possible Cause RemedySteeringnotaccurate• Wheelsnotalignedinframe• Headsetlooseorbinding• Frontforksorframebent

Warranty 747❼ WarrantyLIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY AND POLICY ON REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Your purchase includes the following warrant

7 Warranty48PURCHASE RECORDFill in immediately and retain as a record of your purchase. Please retain your sales receipt for any possible warranty cla

41 Safety❶ SafetySAFETY SIGNAL WORDSThe following safety signal words indicate a safety message. The symbol alerts you to potenal hazards. Failure t

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Safety 15Protecve Gear and ClothingAlways wear: Figure 1.1• Colors that are easily seen and, if possible, reecve clothing. • Clothing appropriate

61 SafetyHelmet UseImportant! Many states have passed helmet laws regarding children. Make sure you know your states helmet laws. It is your job to en

Safety 17Figure 1.4BICYCLE SETUPCorrect Bicycle Size Riding a bicycle that is not correctly sized to the rider may result in the rider’s feet not bein

81 SafetyQuick-release LeversFrame❶ The frame must be securely locked. Ensure the frame latch is properly seated and the quick-release lever locked