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  • Page 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL...
  • Page 2 SELLER’S OBLIGATIONS Internet sales: In case of purchasing the bicycle within the scope of online sales, the seller is obliged to prepare the bicycle according to seller’s obligations. Customers who purchased the bicycles electronically may execute their rights resulting from the manufacturer warranty for free only at the purchase point. PRE SALES ACTION The seller is obliged to hand the bicycle over to the buyer in operational condition, ready for immediate use and after performing the following pre-sales actions:...
  • Page 3 Frame Seat Handle / handlebars Handlebars Seat support Support / handlebars support Seat support lock/quick clipper Steering pipe Upper pipe Lower pipe Underseat pipe Brake line Rear wheel shock absorber Joint Fork / dampened fork Rear triangle upper pipe Front wheel Tyre Rocker Shifter...
  • Page 5 We believe that riding the bicycle will enable you more frequent contact with nature, and maybe it even becomes your hobby and a lifetime passion. We wish you pleasant rides – KROSS S.A. This symbol means that your life or health may be in danger, unless you follow the instructions provided below and situations described therein.
  • Page 6 CLASSIC (Madison) – Madison bike, inspired by the classic models from the 50’s, is a unique combination of style and ergonomy. Now you can feel the joy of bike ride and admiration of amazed passerby. COMFORT (Pave) – Pave bike was designed epecially for recreational use. Its construction guarantees comfort of ride in concrete jungles, on the parc paths and forest trails. CRUISER (Sanibel / Bowman) –...
  • Page 7 • Correct contact of breaking pads with the rim (symmetrical action of both clamps, pads wear, proper distance of pads from the rim • A rim without a groove should have wall thickness of at least 1,2 mm at the contact with the brake pad, if it is smaller, the rim must be replaced 2.
  • Page 8 All bicycle parts should be installed with suggested moments placed on the elements, or, in case when they are lacking the markings, according to the list of moments listed in this user manual. Kross and Le Grand bicycles should be used according to their intended use defined by the manufacturer. It is forbidden to use any attachments or wagons while riding the bicycle.
  • Page 9 located on the opposite side of the lever must be tightened (half a rotation), lock again and check. Repeat the procedure until a positive effect is reached, namely, the lever cannot be rotated while in locked position. 7. Tighten pedals to the crank with moments defined in this manual, remembering, that they have right-handed and left-handed threads, respectively (marked on the axis of the pedals). 8.
  • Page 10 Handlebars height setting provides comfort and effective pedalling. Handlebars height is regulated depending on the support type – with a wedge, Fig. 13, or a-head, Fig. 14. Check which type is used in your bicycle. Some handlebars supports in Kross and Le Grand bicycles have a regulated setting angle. It enables each user to adjust the handlebars to their own needs.
  • Page 11 Transport In order to set the handlebars and the wheel in the axis of symmetry of the bicycle (or to prepare one of these elements for transport – twist in relation to the axis of symmetry) in a system with a wedge one has to loosen the fixing screw at the top of the bracket, and in the a-head system – tightening screws at the side of the bracket.

  • Page 12: Fork Maintenance

    Tyre and fork replacement Bicycle tyres often have different external diameter (tyre width and height). Thus, always check the separation between the tyre and the fork in order to make sure that the tyre does not come in contact with any part of the fork. Remember that the thinnest part of the fork is located close to pivots. If you want to remove a wheel, it might be necessary to empty the tyre in order to make sliding the wheel through the pivots possible.

  • Page 13: Shock Absorber Adjustment

    Maintenance schedule After each ride Every 25 h Every 50 h Every 100 h Clean the leg pipes and anti-dust seals Search for upper pipes scratchings Grease the seals using Teflon oil (e.g. Brunox Deo) Check air pressure Check if the main screws are tightened to appropriate moment (Nm) 1st service 2nd service...

  • Page 14: Disc Brakes

    Checking and adjustment of hydraulic disc brakes Check the brake lines and their connections for leakages during pressing on the brake lever. If a leakage is found, immediately contact an authorised Kross service station, because a leakage may result in inoperational brakes. Braking levers may be adjusted to the hand size of the cyclist, ensuring optimum braking efficiency. In most cases, the adjustment is made using a small Allen screw or a cross-headed screw located in the cover of the brake lever.
  • Page 15 WARNING • 203 mm and 180 mm discs provide higher braking force than 160 mm discs. Before using the brakes make sure that you have good sense of braking characteristics. • Please pay special attention and do not insert fingers, during wheel installation or servicing, in the rotating disc of the disc brake. The disc is sharp enough to cause serious wounds if fingers become trapped in openings of the rotating disc.

  • Page 16: Maintenance

    Fig. 49. Grab the chain through the cloth, simultaneously spin the crank and gently wipe the excess oil off the chain. In some Kross/Le Grand bicycles a solution including the switch located in the rear axle has been used. In Fig.
  • Page 17 WHEELS Wheels should rotate lightly and fluidly, and the tyres should fit well along the entire rim circumference. Adjustment Well lubricated and screwed together axles allow traversing thousands of kilometers without the need for bearing replacement in the wheels. Well centered wheels should also serve well without the need for pulling up the spokes.
  • Page 18 Allen screw or a Phillips screw located in the housing of the brake lever. Brake lever motion range becomes longer with wear of brake lining and lengthening of the brake line – it requires the adjustment to be performed again. Contact an authorised Kross service station in order to replace worn linings. disc...

  • Page 19: Cable Connection

    Installation of the front wheel with a dynamo in the axle front fork Przedni widelec Do not lubricate the interior of the axle, since the lubricant shall flow outside, which may possibly result in conductivity problems. An axle with a Z cze dynamo results in the wheel rotating harder because of the magnet located in the axle.
  • Page 20 Connector on Caution: the frame Do not reverse the frame cable and the light cable. If the cables are connected incorrectly, the light will not turn on. Cross the cables before connection so they create a cohe- sive whole. Suggested cable specification: cable, insulation Cable Insulation Lamp con-...
  • Page 21 Installation of the rear wheel with multigear axle Shimano Nexus 3 speed During wheel installation/removal problems with correct switch operation may occur. In this case, contact an authorised service in order to perform appropriate adjustments. 1. Install the adjusting washer, Fig. 64. 2.
  • Page 22 Installation instructions for support wheels – applies to kids bicycles The rear wheel axle is set and tightened with countering nuts. Installation (removal) of support wheels does not influence its adjustment. In order to install support wheels, Fig. 73, one has to: 1.

  • Page 23: Cleaning And Maintenance

    The frame and bicycle components undergo wear. Any breaks, scratchings and varnish peeling may hint at wear of the given element. Replacement of worn parts is necessary because of cyclist safety. KROSS S. A. does not equip its bicycles with spare parts. More information about proper bicycle use and maintenan- Fig. 81. Stand adjustment...
  • Page 24 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION OF A UNIVERSAL BICYCLE CARRIER Fig. 78. Installation of a universal bicycle carrier Screw together, using M5x14 screws and self-countering nuts (re: a, b, d): 1. Metal pad connecting pos. 3 with fixing bar pos. 2 (does not apply to bicycles with side bushings for carrier installation), tightening with 6-8 Nm torque, 2.
  • Page 25 Perform carrier level adjustment by changing positioning of screws in the connector, pos. 1. After reaching the desired carrier level, thoroughly and firmly tighten the screw connections. Because it is possible for the screws to become spontaneously loose, each time before using the carrier, check their tightening. If the screws became loose, tighten them immediately.
  • Page 26 BICYCLE PART LUBRICATION How often What lubricant Our suggestion Remarks Service Chain After each ride in diffi- Thick or thin lubricants BRUNOX Top-Kett/IX 50 – for chains Selection of lubricant depends and switches; leaves not drying, cult conditions (mud, for bicycle chains, on riding conditions protective-lubricating layer which sand, rain, snow) or...
  • Page 27 DIAGNOSES Malfunction Probable cause Service Wrong adjustment of brake pads The rim contaminated with lubricant The brake makes squeaking noises during breaking Loosened brake clutches Disc of the disc brake contaminated with oil or lubricant Dirty or rusty chain Worn chain Incorrectly adjusted switch The chain “jumps”...
  • Page 28 SUGGESTED TIGHTENING TORQUES OF STEEL AND ALUMINIUM PARTS Seat with support 18-22 Nm Switch levers/brake levers 6-8 Nm Seat support to the frame 20-25 Nm Crank mechanism 35-45 Nm Countering nut of the steering kit 15-20 Nm Crank mechanism installed through spline 48-52 Nm Handlebars support for the fork 18-22 Nm...
  • Page 29 NOTES...
  • Page 30 NOTES Ownership copyrights to materials contained in this instruction belong to KROSS S. A. All trademarks have been used in information purposes only and they belong to their respective owners. The contents of the warranty card and all its elements are protected by Polish and international law, in particular in currently effective Act on copyright law and similar laws.
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  • Page 32 5 YEARS WARRANTY 5 YEARS WARRANTY ON ELIGIBLE KROSS BICYCLES ON ELIGIBLE LE GRAND BICYCLES...