ALINKER R-volution User Manual page 4

• how to get on and off
• Practice on level ground slowing down and stopping using one or both feet since the hand
brake is primarily intended to keep the bike from rolling on an incline and not for stopping the
bike.
• Because of its unique design there are certain other adjustments you need to make when you
go up or down hills, make turns, or ride on surfaces that are tilted
– on uphill grades
– on downhill grades
– on making turns
– on canted surfaces
• Two other unique characteristics of the bike need to be understood:
– the front wheels are designed to quick release ("pop off" easily)
for transporting and shipping; exercise care when you walk
on the bike through narrow spaces near furniture, obstacles,
through doors or hallways that you don't unintentionally depress
these pop off locks making it unsafe to operate.
– also, be careful not to move your feet too close to front wheels
if you rest your foot on the convenient crossbar connecting
the front wheels else you might catch your shoe in the spokes
injuring yourself or damaging the wheel.
• Transporting in your car.
• Packing Instructions for common carriers such as on trains, buses, airlines,
• Product Specifications.
• Adjusting and Maintenance.
• Using compatible bicycle parts including seats, handlebars, etc.
• Assembly When your Alinker first arrives if not assembled by dealer, inspect shipping carton
to make sure it hasn't been dropped or tampered with.
• If no shipping damage apparent, open carton and verify all parts present before starting.
• If there is any apparent damage or missing parts, please contact us immediately and hold on
to packing materials.
• If everything seems in order please follow these instructions to assemble. (as well as the
videos which will make every step insightful.)
Alinker Intro & safety
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