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6:4 Setting the angle of the front fork attachment
Unscrew the lower screw (A) ½ a turn
and the upper screw (B) ¼ of a turn.
Insert a small Allen key into the open-
ing (C) at the edge of the casing, and
turn it until the attachment is at 90°
to the floor. Hold the casing in place
with the Allen key while tightening
the upper and lower screws.
Tools: 6 mm Allen key and a
smaller Allen key (a spirit level
might be useful).
6:5 Rear seat height
The rear seat height is dependent
on: The size of the rear wheels: 20",
22" and 24" The position of the rear
wheels, 3 alternative heights: A-B-C
Risk of tipping: Always check
the position of the anti tips.
6:6 Rear wheel with quick release hubs
The shaft axle is movable and can also
be adjusted in length. Turn the nut on
the axle inwards/outwards while at the
same time holding the axle with an
adjustable spanner.
6 Settings seat
(!) Keep your eye on something
vertical, e.g. a doorpost or a ta-
ble leg when setting the angle.
This adjustment must be made
when the seat angle has been
changed.
(!) See also point 13:
"Alternative seat heights/angles".
When attaching the rear
wheels, always check that they
are securely mounted.
The button in the hub should
pop out completely.
11
B
C
A
Position
C
B
A
41 cm
45 cm
48.5 cm
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