Minor Cable Adjuster | Cable Release Bolt |
oTurn the
flywheel. Pull the excess cable until it is tight in the cable clamp. Retighten the bolt to secure the cable.
oThe resistance is set, when position 1 or minimum setting is free from contact
with the flywheel and position 2 just makes contact. Use minor adjustment if required.
oIf the pad thickness is reduced to less than 4mm, they need to be changed. (See Pad Changing instructions in Parts – Removal and Replacement)
2.Wipe down the flywheel with
3.Lubricating the chain – Using a spray can with an extension nozzle; you can gain access to the chain from the front of the chain guard with general light maintenance oil.
4.To keep the
5.If you should need assistance or service, contact your service department (See details at www.trixter.net)
Monthly
1.Chain Tensioning
Inspect the chain for tensioning by rotating the crank to drive the flywheel forward. Do this motion in ¼ turns to assess if there is free play between the crank and the flywheel. Tensioning the flywheel is achieved by adjusting the bolts in the front forks of the bike, which set the position on the flywheel axle in the frame. To Tension the chain, undo the axle nuts on either side of the flywheel enough to release the grip and allow the flywheel to move.
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Turn the chain tensioning bolts on both sides of the frame by the same amount to ensure correct alignment. Continue to adjust in small amounts until the chain slack is eliminated and the flywheel can rotate freely without pulling the pedals around with it.
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