Apollo Radius manual RAOM0507

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Rear Wheel Removal

1.Open the brake quick release, if fitted, or screw in brake cable adjuster. Undo the brake cable anchor bolt if greater clearance is required.

2.Move the chain onto the smallest rear cog if derailleur gears are fitted.

3.When the wheel is fitted with standard axle nuts, loosen them with a spanner.

4.Turn the quick release lever to the open position if a quick release axle is present.

5.Hold the derailleur unit and allow the wheel to slide forward out of the frame.

6.Rest the bike upside down on the handlebars and saddle. After wheel is removed, do not rest bike on rear derailleur, as it may be damaged or misaligned as a result.

7.For single gear bicycles with a coaster hub, disengage the brake arm clip from the brake arm, lift the chain off the rear cog and over the rear axle by hand, then allow the wheel to slide out of the frame.

Rear Wheel Replacement

1.Wheel replacement virtually follows the reverse process to rear wheel removal

2.For derailleur geared bicycles, hold the rear derailleur spring fully back and feed the top part of the smallest hub cog into the top part of the chain. Fit the wheel into the frame.

3.For single geared bicycles, lift the chain over the axle and onto the cog, and fit the wheel onto the frame.

4.Ensure the wheel is centred correctly in the frame and then firmly secure both axle nuts. To test if the wheel is centred, inspect the distance between the front of the wheel and the frame chainstay tubes on either side.

5.If the wheel has a Quick Release axle, the quick release lever needs to be open and on the left side of the bicycle. Check the Quick Release tension and close the lever when correct. For safety reasons the lever should be parallel to the frame seat stay tube.

6.On coaster hub bicycles, the brake arm needs to be reconnected to the brake arm clip on the chainstay.

7.Reset the brake quick release and check the brake pad clearance. If required, adjust the brake cable/pad clearance.

Caution:

Take care to correctly refit a rear wheel.

Failure to do so may be dangerous.

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RAOM0507

Apollo Bicycle Company Pty. Ltd. ABN: 60 001 914 469

Updated 23/05/07

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Contents Page Page Congratulations Warranty Inside Front Cover Comprehensive MaintenanceBefore You Ride Pages 8 Contact Addresses Back CoverSchedule Service Checklist Correct Frame SizeRiding Position Schedule LubricationIdentifacation Gear Control Cable Chainwheel Crash Pad Handlebar Stem Handlebar Grip Brake Control Cable Part 3 Before YOU Ride Frame SizeApprox Wheel Suggested Riding Position Saddle HeightUpdated 23/05/07 RAOM0507 Safety Checklist Updated 23/05/07 RAOM0507 Helmets Riding Safely Try to avoid where possible Charge batteries if battery powered lightsAre to be used. Check wiring connections For dynamo powered lightsUpdated 23/05/07 RAOM0507 Gears HOW to Operate Derailleur Gears Derailleur gears are the most common typeTo the rider Hand Grip Shifters Below Bar Shifters Dual Control ShiftersRecommended Chainwheel/Rear Sprocket Gear Combinations Left Rapid Fire Shifters Part 4 Bicycle Care & Servicing Bicycle CareHigh Security using a U Lock Frequency Component Lubricate How to Lubricate Schedule 2 Service Checklist Frequency Task ReferenceComponent Torque Part 5 Comprehensive Maintenance Wheels and TyresBMX MTB Updated 23/05/07 RAOM0507 RAOM0507 Correct Quick Release Axle Setting To properly re-adjust the bearing cones Hub LubricationTake the wheel out of the frame Hub to expose the ball bearingsHow To Repair a Flat Tyre Schraeder is a registered Trademark Steering System Rear wheel hub Single Allen key or hexagonal bolt ForkBicycle Suspension Headset Inspection ‘Ahead Set’ Type AssembliesUpdated 23/05/07 RAOM0507 Rotor Headset Frame Saddle and Seat PostInspection RAOM0507 Brakes Foot Controlled BrakesAdjustment Sidepull Callipers Lubrication calliper brakes39mm or more 5mm Allen Key Updated 23/05/07 RAOM0507 Brake Shoe Replacement Drivetrain Correct Pedal AttachmentBicycle and falling Lubrication and Adjustment This system requires more detailed servicing Crank armsOne Piece Crank Assembly Use a coin or a screwdriver to remove the dust cap Screw in the removal tool Turn the screwbolt clockwise Front Chainwheel Rear Sprocket Pull Up Straightedge 12mm Updated 23/05/07 RAOM0507 RAOM0507 Derailleur Systems Or whenever new cables are fitted Adjustment Rear Derailleur To adjust low gear Loosen off the control cable fixing bolt Turn the adjusting screw marked ‘L’ untilChainring and the largest rear sprocket Reflectors To increase visibilityAccessories Child Safety Carrier GlovesClean blocks and rim Slipping chainBrake blocks worn Replace brake blocks They squeal/squeak Replace bottom bracket orRe-true if possible, or replace Part 6 PURCHASE DETAILS