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User manual
Tandems 14.10
Technical details
Twinny
Twinny Plus
Kivo
Kivo driewiel
Frame height (cm)
53
53
A 53 V 30
A 53 V 30
Length (cm)
259
261
244
246
Width (cm)
66
75
66
75
Boarding height (cm)
A 44 V 37
A 45 V 37.5
A 43 V 36
A 45 V 36
Front wheel
26
“
26
“
20”
20”
Back wheel
26
“
24
“
26”
26”
Weight (kg)
Ca. 35 kg
Ca. 45 kg
Ca. 38 kg
Ca. 48 kg
Max. load luggage rack (kg))
20
20
20
20
Total max. load (kg)
260
260
240
240
Brakes, front
Hand brake
Hand brake
Hand brake
Hand brake
Brakes, back
Hand brake or
back-pedal brake
Hand brake or
back-pedal brake
Hand brake or
back-pedal brake
Hand brake or
back-pedal brake
Maintenance and adjustments to be done by owner
Below you can find the instructions for maintenance and adjustments that you can do
yourself on a regular basis, which will keep your bicycle in top condition.
The correct tension of the chains
There are two chains on the bicycle. The chains should not be too tight. They should
hang loose. Without effort you should be able to move the chain up and down, half a
centimetre approximately.
Chain Twinny en Kivo:
To keep the chain tension correct, the back
wheel axle is adjusted. Follow the instructions
below to adjust the chain tension:
1.
Slightly loosen the nuts of the back wheel
axle, so that the back wheel can move
backwards and forwards.
2.
Tension the nuts on the two chain-
tensioners, so that the wheel slides
backwards and the chain gains tension. Do
this is such a way that the chain hangs
loosely, like described earlier.
Note:
Tension the nuts the same amount of
turns, so that the wheel is straight and
positioned in the centre of the frame, as
illustrated. Not to the left or right, see figure
[A].
3.
Slightly tighten the nuts of the back wheel
axle.
4.
Check whether the chain tension is correct
and whether the wheel is straight and in the
centre of the frame.
5.
Tighten the nuts thoroughly.
1.
[A]
2.
2.
