Yedoo too too Manual De Instrucciones página 10

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Seat installation: put the seat
Before assembly, remove the plastic
tube into the frame
covers from the front and rear wheel axis.
running bike, adjust the desired
Handlebar installation: place
height (do not exceed the
the handlebar into the main fra-
maximum mark) and tighten the
(1)
me tube of the running bike,
sleeve screw (2).
adjust the desired height and
tighten the screw on the stem (2).
Check that the pads make enou- In case the brake pad is touching
gh space (1–2 mm) after releasing the wheel when turning, symmet-
the brake levers. The distance rically adjust the distance of brake
can be adjusted by tightening or arms by the tightening screws (3).
loosening the brake cable at the
anchor screw (2).
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Front wheel installation: make
(1) of the sure the front fork of the running
bike is well positioned (the ben-
ding of the fork faces forward).
Bend the ending of the brake
cable so that it does not obstract
when the child is riding.
Adjustment of brake levers:
Place the wheel into the front
fork so that is well-centered and incline the brake levers correctly
(1, 2). (For easier
tighten the nuts by loosening the screw on the
installation you can turn the sleeve (1).
running bike upside down).
The right inclination: let the child sit
on the running bike, hold the handles and
If the tire has a arrow-shaped tread
stretch out your fingers in a way that his/her
pattern, the arrows should be pointing to
arm and the fingers form a single straight
the front.
line. This should be the position of the
brake lever.
Protective pad installation: Yedoo TOO TOO
place the soft protective pad pped with double dropout at the
from washable nylon over the rear fork, which enables a bigger
handlebar stem. range of seat height. The upper
dropout is meant for lower seat
position.
Adjustment of brake: before
adjusting the brakes, inflate the
tires according to the values on
their side (ideally between 1,3
and 1,8 bars). Check that the
brake pads fit tightly on the rim
sides. Their position can be adjus-
ted via the screws (1). The pads
shall not touch the tires.
ALU is equi- The lower dropout, on the
contrary, enables the seat to be
positioned higher than usual.
Warning: after each position
change, readjust the brakes.
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