Shulz Krabi, Manual

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Folding and unfolding

If you’ve bought the Shulz® folding bike , it’s important to learn how to fold it correctly so it takes up 
little space during storage and transportation as it’s supposed to.

Fold the bike in the following order:

     – fold the pedals (the design of the folding pedals may differ from the one in the figure, see the 
bike shop);

     — press the seat post clamp back and lower the saddle all the way (the seat post should tight
         against the ground; Shulz Krabi model is an exception);
     — press a headset clamp back and fold a handlebar down;
     — press the joint clamp back on the frame and fold the frame.

To make the bike fold as compactly as possible, find the position of the cranks and pedals in which 
they would not interfere with folding the frame.

Unfold the bike in the reverse order.

Handlebar position is important for control and comfort; even its minimal adjustment can affect 
cycling. If you have not managed to adjust the handlebar on your own, see your dealer or any qualified 
mechanic. 

WARNING: The handlebar pin can be raised only to the maximum mark on it. This mark should remain 
hidden in the bicycle headset and stay invisible. The handlebar raised above the mark can cause 
serious damage to the bike.

WARNING: Handlebar mounts should be tightened sufficiently, otherwise it’s possible to lose control, 
fall off the bike and get injuries of varying severity. To check the strength of the handlebar mounting, 
stand right in front of the bike, grasp the handlebar with both hands and, while holding the wheel with 
your feet, try to turn the handlebar to the right and left. The handlebar and wheel should be a single 
rigid structure and should turn only simultaneously.

Handlebar adjustment