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Discount Bicycles
Assembly Guide
Every bicycle purchased from Discount
Bicycles is delivered fully tuned. By this we mean that the
gears, brakes, crank set, chain, and all major moving parts have
been adjusted perfectly, and do not require any further setting up.
In order to fit your
bicycle into it's delivery box, we may have had to do one or more of
the following; Remove front wheel, Remove pedals, adjust
handlebars to 90 degree position, or remove handle bar from stem.
Below is a simple
guide to help you reassemble your bike
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Reinstall
Front Wheel
Reinstallation is extremely
simple and should take only a matter of seconds.
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To do this ensure that the quick
release skewer is in the wheel axle. Position the wheel
squarely in the fork jaws.
Hold one side of the quick
release skewer, and turn the other end clockwise until finger
tight.
Lock the skewer by pushing it
up or down to secure the wheel
Finally push the two arms of the brake together and slot the
metal section of the cable into the mount provided.
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Reinstall Pedals
Reinstallation is very simple
and should take no longer than 1 minute
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The pedals are labelled L and R
respectively on the end of the screw in thread. The Right and
Left refer to the foot you would use.
Simply screw the pedals in by
hand at first, and then tighten with the spanner provided.
Please ensure that you screw
the pedal in squarely, and not at an odd angle. Do not
force the pedal in. If is is a bit stiff, apply a drop of
oil.
Please note the right foot pedal screws in clockwise, and the
left foot pedal screws in anti clock wise.
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Disc Brake
Bedding-in Period |
Please note, any owners of Disc
brake bikes. Your brakes will make a scraping sound until
fully bedded in. This is normal. Bedding in period should be
about 6 hours of continuous use |
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Re-Adjust handlebar Stem to Correct
Riding Position
Reinstallation is extremely
simple and should take no longer than 1 minute |
Simply position
the handlebars and forks to the correct riding position.
Ensure that the forks are facing in the correct direction. If
in doubt consult the picture of your bike on our website.
If your bike feature an A-headset system, simply position the
handle bars, and then tighten the bolts on the side of the
stem with the tool provided. Do not tamper with the bolt on
the top of he stem.
If your bike
features a quill type stem, simply position the handlebars in
the correct riding position, and tighten the bolt on the top
of the stem with the tool provided
Please ensure
that the brake and gear cables are running free, and are not
wrapped awkwardly around the handlebars |
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