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- Page 1 Owner’s Manual All content © 2019 Pello Bikes Printed on recycled paper...
- Page 2 Beyond that, you will even find some tips for maintaining your bike and keeping it in its best working order in the future. If you have any questions or issues with your Pello bike now or in the future, please drop us a note at info@ pellobikes.com...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
What do I need to put it together? Assembling your bike 7-19 Bike fit Checklist, Review and First Ride Maintaining your bike Inflating tires Safety tips Riding tips Returns/Warranty/Contact Journal Maintenance Tracker GrowPello Color the Bike Lets Ride! bikes pellobikes.com All content © 2019 Pello Bikes... -
Page 4: Get To Know Your Pello
Get to know your Pello Frame Shifter Spokes Fork Stem 10 Valve Stem Handlebar Headset (Presta) Brake Lever Tire... - Page 5 15 Pedal 19 Chain guard 12 Crank Arm 16 Saddle 20 Dérailleur 13 Chain ring 17 Seatpost 21 Disc Brake 14 Bottom Bracket 18 Seatpost Clamp Assembly...
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Page 6: What Do I Need To Put It Together
Install reflectors and bell Please read all instructions first before assembly. There was a lot of care given in packing your Pello to ensure it made it to you without damage. Please use care when unpacking your new Pello and please recycle responsibly. -
Page 7: Assembling Your Bike
Assembling your bike Install and secure the front wheel *(Note: The Ripple, Romper and Revo require the provided 5mm Allen wrench.) Step 1/3 Ripple, Romper & Revo = Loosen 5mm Allen bolts on each side of wheel but do not remove. - Page 8 (please see image below) Step 3/3 Ripple, Romper & Revo = Rotate the stem and fork 180 degrees so they are both faceing forward (Note: Stem is still loose and will be tightened when installing the handlebar).
- Page 9 Step 3/3 Continued Reddi = Attach wheel to fork and ensure quick release is seated fully into the fork dropouts. Tighten screw nut until the quick release lever is in closed position. (Look for the word “closed” on the quick release when it is in it’s locked position). Please see illustration.
- Page 10 Align stem and fork so they look straight when looking down onto handlebar, stem and front wheel, then tighten stem body fixing bolts. Please see page 12 for reference images of proper cable routing. Ripple, Romper & Revo Fixing Bolt Faceplate Maintain equal gap on top &...
- Page 11 Tighten in X-Pattern (Ripple, Romper, Revo) Tighten Top-Bottom (Reddi, Rover, Reyes)
- Page 12 Assembling your bike cont... Please reference the images below for proper cable routing after handlebar installation Ripple Rear brake cable Romper, Revo, Reddi Rear brake cable Front brake cable Rover, Reyes Rear brake cable Front brake cable Rear derailleur cable...
- Page 13 Connect the Front Brake (Romper, Revo & Reddi) *Please note that Romper and Revo come equipped with a rear coaster and rear hand brake. The rear hand brake should already be connected and adjusted. Brakes are essential safety devices so care should be taken to make sure they work correctly.
- Page 14 Assembling your bike cont... Step 2/3 Squeeze the brake arms together until the pads press up against the rim while pulling the brake noodle across to the noodle holder. Noodle Holder Brake Noodle Brake Arm Squeeze brake arms and pull noodle to noodle holder...
- Page 15 Step 3/3 While continuing to hold the brake arms together, slide the end of the brake noodle into the slot on the noodle holder. Let go of the brake arms. Then slide the rubber boot over the end of the noodle. Rubber boot Now that the brake is connected, squeeze it several times to make sure it is working properly.
- Page 16 Assembling your bike cont... Install the Pedals You will find the pedals in the small parts box. They are marked L for left side and R for right side on the end of the axles as shown in the image below. The right side of the bike is called the drive side or the side with the chain.
- Page 17 Install the Saddle / Height Adjustment For your child to ride their new bike properly, the saddle must be correctly installed and adjusted to the right height for their size and ability. Step 1/3 Open the quick release lever to allow seatpost to be inserted into seat-tube.
- Page 18 (more in the “bike fit” section). **Note: The ripple comes with a longer seatpost if you need to extend your childs time on the balance bike be- fore moving to a pedal bike, simply install the longer one onto the saddle.
- Page 19 Use a Phillips head screwdriver to attach the white reflector bracket to the handlebars facing forward. *Note: Ripple, Romper & Revo reflectors have a small shim inside the clamp. This is so we can create a bar diameter that is very small for little hands to grab confidently.
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Page 20: Bike Fit
To make sure your child can control the brakes they should stand stationary with their feet on the floor and test the brake levers. Also, ensure they are able to engage the coaster brake on Pello bikes that are equipped with one (Romper & Revo). -
Page 21: Checklist, Review And First Ride
Ready to ride? Review the bike with your Child & First Ride OK, now that the Pello is fitted properly and you’ve gone through the checklist, make sure to take the time and explain how the bike works and review all the parts of the bike with your little rider. Begin by talking about what each part does (refer to “Get to know your Pello”... -
Page 22: Maintaining Your Bike
Maintaining your bike As with all bikes, occasional care and maintenance is necessary for your Pello Bike to roll its best. If you have any questions regarding maintenance, please contact us or visit your local bike shop and qualified mechanic. - Page 23 Reflectors All Pello bikes come with a white reflector on each wheel, and one front (white) and one rear (red) reflector. Reflectors are an important safety feature and are legally required. Make sure they are clean and securely fastened to the bike as per the assembly instructions.
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Page 24: Inflating Tires
The below chart lists the corresponding tire pressures for each Pello model. Inflate the tires by removing the dust cap from the valve, unscrew the presta valve and inflate with a “Presta” valve pump. Reverse the steps when finished inflating the tires. -
Page 25: Safety Tips
Remove excess water with a dry cloth or towel. After washing it is a good idea to apply chain lube to keep the chain from rusting. A well-used Pello means your child is having fun, but that also means you should properly inspect it, at a minimum, for the following: Yearly - check tires and wheels for integrity and proper condition. -
Page 26: Riding Tips
Riding Tips • Get your child excited about their new bike! Have them help you assemble it or review some of the parts that make the bike work, such as how the pedals make them go or how the brakes make them stop. - Page 27 Sort of like buying a new pair of shoes, generally wear them around a bit but don’t wear them out, and if they don’t fit take them back. When trying out your Pello, try to keep it in a clean condition. If you aren’t in love with it or it doesn’t fit properly after 60 days, we will give you your...
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Page 28: Journal
Journal... - Page 29 Monthly Maintenance Tracker Service(s) Performed Date Yearly Maintenance Tracker Service(s) Performed Date...
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Page 30: Growpello
Once you purchase your first Pello you are automatically enrolled, there is no sign-up required or extra fee to pay. With GrowPello you will save 11% on your next bike and the next one and the next... -
Page 31: Color The Bike
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