Begin by identifying the right and left pedals. Look for
“L” and “R” marking on axle, in the axle, or wrench flats.
If there is none the ped-als will, the majority of the time,
look like these when on the left and right sides, as in the
pictures seen here.
We have put grease on the crank and pedal threads in our
assembly process.
Attach the front wheel to the bike. The easiest way it to flip
the bike upside down and have the bike sit on the seat and
handlebars. Now place the front wheel in the bike and tighten
the quick release.
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Pedals need to be inserted correctly and tightened
so there is no movement. Please refer to the back page
for instructions on how to do this. If the pedal(s) comes
loose it will strip the thread on the crank arm - THIS IS
NOT COVERED BY WARRANTY.
Please ensure you tighten the pedals regularly to avoid
any damage.
PEDALS - VERY IMPORTANT
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7. TYPICAL LEFT & RIGHT
PEDALS
7. MARKINGS INDICATING
L & R PEDALS
