Pacific Cycle HF3305 manual Tire Inspection, Recommended Tire pressures, Bead

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Tire Inspection

Tires must be maintained properly to ensure road holding and stability. Check the following areas:

Inflation: Ensure tires are inflated to the pressure indicated on the tire sidewalls. It is better to use a tire gauge and a hand pump than a service station pump.

Caution: If inflating tires with a service station pump, take care that sudden over inflation does not cause tire to blow out.

Bead

Seating: When inflating or refitting tire, make sure that the bead is properly seated in the rim.

Tread: Check that the tread shows no signs of excessive wear or flat spots, and that there are no cuts or other damage. Caution: Excessively worn or damaged tires should be replaced.

Valves: Make sure valve caps are fitted and that valves are free from dirt. A slow leak caused by the entry of the dirt can lead to a flat tire, and possibly a dangerous situation.

Recommended Tire pressures:

The recommended pressure molded on the sidewall of your bicycle tires should match the following chart. Use this as a general guide.

BMX 35-50 p.s.i.

MTB 40-65 p.s.i.

Road Touring 70-90 p.s.i.

Road Racing 110-125 p.s.i.

Hybrid/Crossbike 60-100 p.s.i.

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Contents Helmets Save Lives Page Please Retain your Sales Receipt As Proof of Purchase Service PacificcyclePage Page Part ? Part 6 PartParts Identification PA RT 1 PA RT S I D E N T I F I C AT I O N Page Tools Required Monday Friday 800 a.m. 500 p.m. Central TimeAbout this Manual Correct Frame Size Reach Riding PositionSaddle Height Handlebar Height Steering BrakesWheels and Tires Bearings AccessoriesChain Cranks and PedalsHelmets Reflectors Fork Mount Reflector Bracket AssemblyFront Reflector Mount with Caliper Brake Assembly Seatstay Mount Reflector Bracket Assembly Seat and Handlebar Mounting ReflectorsRiding Safely General RulesPedaling Technique Wet WeatherNight Riding Cornering Technique Do not leave it up to trial and errorHill Technique Rules for ChildrenDerailleur Gears Operating PrinciplesHand Grip Shifters Recommended Chainwheel/Rear Sprocket Gear CombinationsThumb Shifters Top Mounted Below the Bar ShiftersBasic Maintenance Bicycle CareStorage SecurityGetting Started HandlebarsTightening/Preloading Aheadset Stem Installation Should be assembled on the bike alreadyHandlebar Installation Failure to do this may cause loss of steering controlSunken Stem Bolt System Headtube of the BicycleShifters Top mounted thumb shifterForks Seat and Seat Post Pedals & Crank Set Correct Quick Release Axle Setting Front WheelCantilever Brakes Utilizing a Link Wire Front BrakeTouching Cantilever Brakes Utilizing a Straddle Cable Style BrakesBrake While holding the shoe against Check your Brakes Disc Brakes Page Derailleur Rear DerailleurFront Derailleur Dual Suspension Rear Pivots Saddle Bag Frame Bag Reflector Caliper Brake Mounting System FendersFront Fender 10mm Nut and Bolt Mounting System10mm Bolt and Screw System Rear FenderScrew Mounting System Final Check Single Speed & BMX Seat Front Wheel Side Pull Brake Touching Pinch Bolt Straddle Cable 90o Anchor Pivot Caliper Arm Brake Adjust the balance with the spring tension adjustment screws Front U-Brake Rear U-BrakeBlake Lever Cable Installation Rotors Single Cable Casing Cable Adjuster Cable Splitter Threaded Axle Peg Assembly InstructionsNon-Threaded Training Wheels OptionFlat Brace Attaching Training Wheel Brace to BicycleShape Brace Training Wheel Stabilizer Bracket Pads Rear Front Reflector Red White Chainguard Monthly Schedule 1 LubricationWeekly Every Six MonthsSchedule 2 Service Checklist Frequency Task ReferenceTravel Tools Wheels and Tires Wheel InspectionBead Tire InspectionRecommended Tire pressures Hub Bearing Adjustment How To Fix a Flat TireRemove tire bead from the rim Pull tire back onto the rim Handlebars and Stem Handlebar StemDo not over tighten Grip Shift Installation Grip ShiftersCables and Cable Housing Do not ride a bicycle that is not operating properlyInspection AdjustmentHeadset Standard HeadsetSaddle and Seat Post LubricationAdjustment Brakes Adjustment Sidepull Calipers Adjustment Cantilever Calipers Tread Never ride with loose pedals DrivetrainPedals Never ride in traffic with fully tightened toe straps Lubrication and AdjustmentAttachment Crank SET Lubrication and Adjustment One Piece Cranks Cotterless Crank Removal Lubrication and Adjustment Cotterless CranksTo disassemble Cotterless Crank Replacement Adjustment After UseAdjustment and Replacement ChainFreewheel Coaster HUB Derailleur Systems Adjustment Rear Derailleur Without hesitationAdjustment Front Derailleur Quick Release Levers ReflectorsMiscellaneous Accessories Basket AssemblyProblem Possible Cause Remedy Problem Possible Cause Remedy Problem Possible Cause Remedy Adjusting the quick release mechanism Wheel Quick ReleaseFront Wheel Secondary Retention Devices 100 Removing and Installing Bolt-On Wheels 101102 Adjusting the quick release mechanismSeatpost Quick Release 103 How brakes workShifting Adjusting your brakesWhy all those gears? 104105 Shifting a derailleur drivetrain106 Shifting the Rear DerailleurToeclips & Straps 107108 Clipless step-in pedalsTires and Tubes Tires109 Tire ValvesBicycle Suspension 110111 Serial Number LocationLimited Warranty 112