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The Brakes
The right handle operates the front
brake and the left handle operates the
rear brake. We recommend you split
your braking force 60/40 between
the front and the rear. You should be
able to achieve the maximum braking
power without the brake levers touching
the handles. If this is not the case, we
recommend having the brakes adjusted
by a bike repair professional. Remember,
stopping distances can be longer in
slippery conditions
.
Components on your Climber may become worn and require attention over time. If the
service life of a part has been exceeded, it could break suddenly, risking injury. Cracks,
scratches and discoloration can indicate that a component has exceeded its service life
and should be replaced. If in doubt, seek professional advice or contact Mycle.
Mycle Additional Comments
The Lights
Your Climber is equipped with high
quality LED front lights that can be
switched on and off using the On-
Board Display.
The Wheels
& Motors
When the motor engages, there will be
a slight noise that may increase as the
motor works harder – this is normal. We
recommend you tighten the spokes on
the wheels after the first month of use.
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