BEMOOV M14, User Manual

Page 1: ...USER S MANUAL Bemoov M14 www bemoov bikes be ...

Page 2: ...and repairs 17 Important technical data 17 Environment 17 Limits of liability 18 Warranty 18 This manual contains important instructions regarding the assembly safety use and maintenance of your bicycle Before using your bike we recommend that you read this detailed information as well as view the explana tory videos when you visit our website www bemoov bikes be If you still have questions or con...

Page 3: ...iter Saddle Brake lever Brake pad Seatpost Stem Fork Seat clamp Headset Frame Rims Freewheel Tire Stem spacer Double chain cover Spokes Chain Stem clamping bolt Bottom bracket Stem cap Crank arm Pedals YOUR BEMOOV AND ITS COMPONENT 14 15 1 2 3 4 9 8 10 11 12 13 21 20 19 23 22 16 17 18 7 6 5 ...

Page 4: ...red rear reflector right clamp 4 orange wheel reflectors 1 pair of pedals 1 user manual The removal of the protective coverings is very simple Most detach manually If you must use scissors or pliers avoid scratching the paints ATTENTION ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Your Bemoov bike is delivered to you partially assembled It is essential that you follow the assembly instructions in this ma nual extremely ...

Page 5: ...til you feel sufficient resistance for the stem to be properly fixed maxi mum tightening torque 6 Nm Newton meter STEP 3 Rotate the handlebar forwards and upwards to position the brake lever at 35 ETAPE 4 Check the centering of the handlebar in relation to the stem by referring to the lines engraved on it B ADJUSTING THE HANDLEBARS 35 ...

Page 6: ... on the fork crown No movement should be observed If there is still movement tighten the various bolts to reach the maximum tightening torque of 6 Nm If in doubt check the technical information or contact our support team via our website www bemoov bikes be ATTENTION STEP 5 Tighten the 4 bolts of the stem cover crosswise in a clo ckwise direction following the diagram above Tighten each bolt equal...

Page 7: ...ront of the left crank arm the green L sticker on the crank arm and the one on the pedal must be identical Then insert the pedal in the thread and tighten counterclockwise until it locks C INSTALLING THE PEDALS Sticker R red Sricker L green Make sure you have clearly identified the R and L pedals before screwing them in otherwise the bolt threads will be permanently damaged For best results we adv...

Page 8: ...r the seat tube ATTENTION D ADJUSTING THE SADDLE HEIGHT STEP 1 Slightly loosen the seat tube clamp STEP 2 Adjust the saddle height so that your child can have his her feet on the ground when sitting on the saddle STEP 3 Tighten the clamp until you feel sufficient resistance and make sure that the seatpost can no longer turn or slide down Limit ...

Page 9: ...9 E ADJUSTING THE REFLECTORS STEP 1 Place the white reflector at the front on the handlebar with the offset clamp STEP 2 Place the red reflector at the back on the seatpost with the right clamp ...

Page 10: ...flect car lights and headlights as a way to make the bike more visible but they do not replace lights If your child rides at night the bike must be equipped with lights as provided for in the Highway Code Please check the relevant national legal requirements ATTENTION STEP 5 Place the fixing nut in the center hole of the reflector Screw it At this stage the reflector is secure It may still move sl...

Page 11: ...rformance will be significantly reduced in these conditions Please ensure that children are aware that bicycles have moving parts and that they cannot touch them when they are in motion Spokes tires chain gears and other moving parts can cause serious injury if contacted during movement This risk exists even if the bicycle is not in motion Please ensure that your child does not carry passengers on...

Page 12: ...ient and appropriate see tire sidewall pressure PSI BAR All the bolts and other components are well fixed and show no signs of abnormal wear The frame rims and tires are not damaged The hand grips are not torn at their ends and do not expose the handlebars If the grips are overly worn or appear damaged they may become sharp and injure your child in the event of a fall If someone borrows your child...

Page 13: ...ts Check the instructions on these products before using them Never clean your bike with a high pressure jet Regularly lubricate the moving parts of your bike Weather conditions are usually the main determinant of maintenance and lubrication frequency This maintenance also depends on the frequency type and duration of riding B BIKE FRAME Bemoov frames are made of high quality and very light 6061 a...

Page 14: ...otice a slight stretching of the brake cable which will feel softer to the touch Unscrewing bolt 6 anti clockwise will restore tension to the brakes Regularly check the wear of the brake pads Never exceed the wear lines Once the brakes wear beyond the wear lines they will have to be replaced Regularly check the angle of the brake lever on the handlebar The correct angle of 30 35 should allow a str...

Page 15: ...ork Your wheels must fit perfectly To tighten your wheels properly apply between 12 15 Nm of force with a 5mm wrench Check the wear of the rims of your bike Our Bemoov bikes have an embossed black indicator line on the circumference of the rim In case of heavy use they will have to be replaced when the indentation begins to fade D THE WHEELS ...

Page 16: ... perfectly Clean Use a soft bristled brush to remove any dirt or debris attached to the chain and freewheel Degrease Spray cleaner or degreaser on the chain and freewheel Then wipe everything with a cloth by turning the crank Lubricate the chain regularly We recommend lubricating periodically or after excessive use Apply only bicycle chain lube to the chain and freewheel Then use a dry cloth to wi...

Page 17: ...Nm Components Tightening force ADJUSTING AND REPLACING PARTS Visit our website www bemoov bikes be for helpful advice on how to maintain and adjust your BEMOOV bike properly RESPECT OUR ENVIRONMENT Bemoov is committed to respecting the environment We have protected your bike in its box with a maximum of recyclable elements Please sort and appropriately dispose of these protective items to the prop...

Page 18: ... caused by abuse neglect improper repair improper maintenance alteration modification as well as failure to follow instructions or warnings in this manual an accident or any other abnormal excessive or improper use including but not limited to stunts jumps downhill trial riding with heavy loads or any other manner for which the bicycle has not been designed Any damage or deterioration of the surfa...

Page 19: ...y connecting to our website www bemoov bikes be or by flashing the code opposite If you still have questions or doubts when assembling or using your Bemoov you can also consult our FAQs and if you cannot find the answer to your question you can contact our support team via the website www bemoov bikes be Keep the dismantled bike out of the reach of children to avoid any risk of suffocation on spar...