Bobbin Daytripper Manual de usuario
How to assemble your Adult bike
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Introduction
A ‘New bike day’ is always a good day.
Congratulations on your new Bobbin bike.
Here’s our step by step guide to assembling your new
Bobbin. Allow 30-60 minutes to put your bike
together and have it ready to ride.
Happy Cycling!
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Pages
3. List of Tools
4. Unpacking
6. Fitting Mudguard
9. Attaching Front Wheel
11. Handlebar
13. Kickstand
14. Saddle
17. Pedals
18. Bell
19. Reflectors
20. Brakes
24. Gears
26. Check List
27. Maintenance
Tools
You will need a few tools for the job:
• 4mm, 5mm and 6mm Allen keys
• 15mm and two 10mm spanners
• Phillips screwdriver
• Scissors
• Pump
• Bike grease
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UNPACKING
• Stand the bike box upright in a well-lit space big
enough for you to work in, and with a flat surface
handy for placing tools and parts
• Using the scissors remove and discard all the
large staples from the top (this will prevent them
scratching either you or the paintwork
as you remove the bike)
• Open the top of the box and pull the bike out.
The bike will look something like this picture.
• Place the bike on the floor between you and the
box with the bike standing on its rear wheel and
front forks, chain side closest to you
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UNPACKING (continued)
• Taking care not to scratch the paintwork,
remove all the packaging and put it in the
empty box. Check the packaging first for any
small parts
• Turn the forks the right way around
(front brake points forwards), your bike now
looks something like this:
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FRONT MUDGUARD FITTING
If your Bobbin has a 10mm nut behind the fork:
• Unfasten the nut, then fasten the mudguard tab
behind the fork like this. Use a 10mm spanner
• Some of our bikes don’t have brakes attached to the fork.
A bolt goes straight through. You’ll need another 10mm
spanner to hold this bolt at the front while you tighten it at
the back
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FRONT MUDGUARD FITTING (continued)
If your Bobbin has a 5mm recessed Allen bolt:
• Use a 5mm Allen key, unfasten the bolt,
then fasten the mudguard tab in front of the
fork like this
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FRONT MUDGUARD FITTING (continued)
The next step is to attach the mudguard arms
to the forks
• First, remove the bolts/nuts that are already
attached at the bottom of each fork blade.
Use either a 10mm or 8mm spanner, or an
allen key
• Now attach the mudguard arms securely
on each side
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FRONT WHEEL FITTING
• Check which way round the wheel should go.
• There’s either a rotating direction indicated on the tyre
sidewall or the tread shape indicates the direction.
9"
FRONT WHEEL FITTING (continued)
• Loosely fit the washers and domed wheel nuts to the front
axle (if the washers are tabbed washers these point
inwards)
• Keeping the washers and wheel nuts on the outside of the
fork legs, lower the fork onto the wheel. (It’s easier to lower
the fork onto the axle from above than the other way
around)
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Important! If you have tabbed
washers put the tab into the hole in
the fork. Check the wheel is sitting
centrally in the fork before securely
fastening the wheel nuts with the
15mm spanner.
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