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SEttING UP YOUR BELTER

ADJUST THE SADDLE

Sit your child on the bike. Adjust the saddle position 
so that your child can support themselves with their 
feet on the ground, and their legs slightly bent. 

They need to be comfortable and stable when they 

are getting started on the bike. Once familiar with the bike, 
you can begin to raise the saddle height to enable a little 
extra pedal power, but be sure to do this only as your child’s 
confidence develops. 

Encourage your child to pedal with the ball of their foot.  
In time you can get them to a riding position where the  
leg is slightly bent at the bottom of the pedal stroke for 
optimum efficiency.

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ADJUST THE HANDLEBARS

The handlebars can be adjusted to suit the  
rider. Both the height and reach can be altered  
to find the most comfortable riding position  
for your child. 

 

STEM HEIGHT 

Your Belter has “threadless” headset system which uses a 
series of spacers that can be placed above or below the stem 
to alter the handlebar height (see maintenance - ‘headset’ for 
adjustment information). 

BAR REACH (URBAN ONLY)

Your handlebars also have a rise allowing them to be rotated 
to either increase or decrease the length of the reach.

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Your seat post is marked to indicate the maximum  
permissible height of the saddle. 

For safety reasons,  

do not exceed the minimum insertion mark.

Important Stuff

GET READY FOR YOUR FIRST RIDE

Summary of Contents for BELTER 16 TRAIL

Page 1: ...User Manual 3Y 6Y 45CM 105CM BELTER 16 URBAN TRAIL...

Page 2: ...JOIN 1 ENJOY THE BENEFITS Discounts ideas and freebies 2 Brake Lever Headtube Headset Crank Front Sprocket Belt Rear Sprocket V Brake Arm Seatpost Clamp Saddle Seatpost Stem A B C D E F G H I J K L Yo...

Page 3: ...ly bent at the bottom of the pedal stroke for optimum efficiency 1 ADJUST THE HANDLEBARS The handlebars can be adjusted to suit the rider Both the height and reach can be altered to find the most comf...

Page 4: ...angerous blow out if not corrected CHECK YOUR BRAKES You can adjust the reach to the lever using the Allen head screw as shown in the picture adjacent to find the perfect reach for your child s hands...

Page 5: ...iciently in wet weather as they do in the dry Even well maintained brakes will require more pressure on the lever and a longer distance to stop Make sure to remind your child to familiarise themselves...

Page 6: ...IONING Unlike a chain your belt will not suffer from stretching meaning no reduction of performance Occasionally however you may need to tension the belt for example after having repaired a puncture T...

Page 7: ...o that it can move on the steerer Tighten the bolt in the centre of the top cap that sits on top of the stem until the play is taken up Do not over tighten this top bolt Rock the bike back and forth w...

Page 8: ...r you can take up additional cable slack with the barrel adjuster on the brake lever Keep an eye on the pads though make sure that they still hit the rim squarely It only takes a few moments to correc...

Page 9: ...ur bike with loose cranks as this could damage your cranks which will never tighten up properly again The bolts on both cranks tighten clockwise Use the right sized socket and make sure the bolt is ti...

Page 10: ...the product in question Procedures Warranty service will be performed by Early Rider or an Early Rider authorised dealer Proof of purchase must be provided Transportation to and from Early Rider an Ea...

Page 11: ...M EARLYRIDERBIKES INFO EARLYRIDER COM 44 0 1264 356 008 HENLEY ON THAMES UK 2016 EARLY RIDER LIMITED All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners Specifications are subject to chan...

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