QUESTIONS:
Should you have any questions during the final assembly of your new bicycle, please call our product 4/4/11
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Moving the stem straight up and down is the simplest way to make minor height
adjustments. This was covered in the assembly instructions. (Remember not to
raise the stem over the “minimum insertion line.”)
Rotating the adjustable riser bar gives you more adjustment. To do this you may need to loosen the riser “through” bolt
(see below) a few turns using Allen wrenches (you might need two, one for each side). Loosen the riser “clamp” bolt at
the front of the riser (see below), holding the clamp away with your finger to disengage the teeth. Rotate the bar to the
desired position and retighten, tightening the riser “clamp” bolt first, and then the riser “through” bolt.
This space
should be equal
on both sides.
The stem
can be
moved up
and down.
Riser
adjusted
fully upright
and back.
Riser
“clamp” bolt
needs to be
loosened to
disengage
the teeth.
Riser “through” bolt
may need to be
loosened first. It may
take an Allen wrench
on each side to keep it
from spinning.
After adjusting the riser angle you may need to rotate the handlebar back to a
more level upright position by loosening the two handlebar clamp bolts, rotating
the bar to the position you want, and retightening them. (Retighten them equally
by turning each one turn at a time, so the space between them and the clamp
base is equal on both sides.)
Riser
adjusted
fully down
and forward.
Handlebar
clamp bolts
