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Contents: Carefully remove and lay out all parts from the carton.
Tools required:
8, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 22mm sockets and wrenches, Needle nose pliers, flat headed pliers,
Phillips head screwdriver, Flat head screwdriver, 5mm and 6mm Allen wrench.
AmTryke 2700 Series
24"Model #
50-2721
Be careful not to scratch or lose any parts or pieces.
Main frame with front fork
Basket assembly
Chrome seat post
Rear Wheel deck
; 20" Model
#50-2701
Part box
Saddle seat
Rear wheels
Front wheel
Handlebar
Rear fenders
Front fender
Chain guard
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Summary of Contents for AmTryke 2700 Series
- Page 1 AmTryke 2700 Series 24”Model # ; 20” Model 50-2721 #50-2701 Contents: Carefully remove and lay out all parts from the carton. Be careful not to scratch or lose any parts or pieces. Part box Saddle seat Main frame with front fork...
- Page 2 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 Assembly Instructions 1) REAR WHEEL DECK TO MAIN FRAME A: Main frame Sprocket a) Stand main frame upright. There is a slot on either hole slots side of rear portion of the main frame.
- Page 3 AMTRYKE. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN. Right rear wheel hub NOTICE: OVER TIGHTENING THE LEFT WHEEL MAY CAUSE THE BEARINGS TO BIND WHEN TRYKE IS RIDDEN. IF AMTRYKE MAKES A LOUD CLICKING NOISE WHEN RIDING, CHECK TO SEE THAT REAR WHEELS ARE NOT OVER- TIGHTENED.
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Page 4: Installing The Chain
AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 3) ATTACHING FRONT WHEEL a) Using a 15mm wrench or socket loosen the nuts on front wheel, but do not remove. Loosen nuts so that the threaded portion of the axel is visible between hub and nuts. - Page 5 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 d) The chain should be very loose and have plenty of slack in it. Slide the retaining link (resembles a figure eight) over the two exposed chain link pins. e) With open end of the clip pointing towards the back of the tryke, slide the clip over one pin. Align the open end of the clip with the other pin.
- Page 6 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 c) Back Basket Wall The bottom of the back wall has two pins sticking down from it; install those into the two eyelets of the bottom. d) Right Side Basket Wall Slide the right basket wall into the back basket wall and basket bottom.
- Page 7 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 6) Installing Handlebars The steering system has the following components, the stem (gooseneck) and the handlebars. You will need a 5mm and 6mm Allen key wrench. Steering Stem Steering Stem Remove plastic sleeve from bottom of steering stem.
- Page 8 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 b) Repeat this process for opposite side. 8) Installing Rear Brake Cable a) The rear brake cable is already threaded through the points of the frame to secure it. You will be installing the brake cable into the rear brake assembly and into the front brake lever.
- Page 9 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 Figure 2, Detail of brake lever Brake Cable Brake Cable Bezel Barrel Clamp Note: The front brake is the less dominate braking system and should not be utilized as the primary brake when stopping.
- Page 10 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 2) Pull on barrel end of cable until three Cable barrel clamp inches of silver cable are exposed. Pull brake lever until barrel clamp is visible. Lay the barrel end and silver cable in the aligned slots.
- Page 11 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 Attaching Cable to Brake Caliper 1) Thread Cable through large end of Cable Noodle. 2) Slide Cable Noodle through slot in caliper control arm. 3) Slide rubber boot over cable and onto cable noodle 4) Use 5mm Allen wrench to loosen anchor bolt.
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Page 12: Adjusting Brakes
AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 Adjusting Brakes 1) Using your hand squeeze the top of the caliper arms until the brake pads lightly touch the rim. Squeeze from each side in this direction. 2) While continuing to squeeze the caliper arms use your other hand and the 5mm allen wrench. Tighten the anchor bolt securely. - Page 13 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 10) REAR FENDERS a) Mount the reflectors on the rear fenders. Remove the nut and lock washer off the rear reflectors. Insert one reflector in each rear fender with the screw going through the round slotted hole. Use an 8mm socket to tighten.
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Page 14: Installing Pedals
AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 b) Located near the rear of the bike on the right side is a Phillips head screw in the chain guard support bracket; remove this screw. c) Slide the large end of the chain guard over the crank... -
Page 15: Installing The Front Fender
AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 14) Installing the Front Fender a) Turn the front wheel all the way to the right. b) Insert the short end of front fender between tire and upper front fork. Align the hole in metal tab of the front fender with the hole in the front fork. - Page 16 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 Pedals Seat Chain Post Gooseneck or stem Handle Grips Basket Support Front Bars Reflector Bell Rear Reflectors Rear Axle Caps Front and Back Brake Brake Steering Pin Levers Cable Revise Date: 9/05/08...
- Page 17 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 Rear Fender Hardware Basket Hardware Front Fender Hardware Rear Deck Hardware Revise Date: 9/05/08 Page 17 of 23...
- Page 18 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 Front brake parts Wheel Reflectors Revise Date: 9/05/08 Page 18 of 23...
- Page 19 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 Saddle Seat & Handle Bars Revise Date: 9/05/08 Page 19 of 23...
- Page 20 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 Basket Fenders Main Frame Revise Date: 9/05/08 Page 20 of 23...
- Page 21 AmTryke 2700 Series - 24”Model # 50-2721, 20” Model #50-2701 Rear deck Revise Date: 9/05/08 Page 21 of 23...
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