Currie tech Izip Assembly Manual page 3

D
6.
Cut the zip-ties securing the handlebar to the bike frame
shifter cables so they run in front of the bicycle, then
using the faceplate as shown in photo E. The bars should be rotated to a comfortable gripping
position with comfortable access to the brake levers, and centered around the stem. Be sure to
tighten the faceplate bolts evenly
Faceplate Bolts
Head tube
7.
Align the stem so it is facing forward in relation to the fork
the wedge bolt securely
. Be sure that the fork is rotated with the brakes facing forward, and
that no cables are tangled around it! Refer to the photos on the cover of this manual for proper
cable routing. It is extremely important that you properly tighten the wedge
this bolt too loose can result in the handlebars turning away from the wheel, causing a crash.
8.
If not already installed, attach the square white reflector to the handlebar
a Phillips-head screwdriver.
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, arrange the brake and
clamp the handlebars to the stem
so the top and bottom gaps are equal.
E
Equal faceplate
gaps & bolt
tightness
(photo F), then tighten
bolt. Leaving
using
F
Shifter
Stem in line
with fork
G
H
Brake Noodle
(Top View)
Boot
Throttle
Brakes face
forward!
Wedge Bolt
Seatpost
9.
Apply grease to the inside of the seat tube
seatpost and close the quick release tightly
the next steps if you lower the saddle to be about level with the handlebars; it
can be adjusted to a comfortable height before your first ride.
Swing QR
Closed
Refer to the appendix to this guide for more information on the use and
adjustment of quick release levers. It is vital to your safety that you
understand and properly secure this lever!
10.
Release the front brake by pulling back the rubber boot, squeezing
the brake arms together, then removing the noodle from its holder (Photo
H). This will allow you to install the front wheel. You will need to reattach the
brake by reversing this step once the front wheel is installed.
11.
Flip the bike over so that it rests on its handlebars and saddle. Be
careful not to damage the throttle or brake levers.
Remove the plastic
dropout protector from I
the end of the fork.
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, then insert the
(Photo G). It will help during
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