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- Page 1 Owner’s Manual Dawes Cycles 35 Tameside Drive Castle Bromwich Birmingham B35 7AG Tel: 0121 748 8050 Fax: 0121 748 8060 www.dawescycles.com Dawes Cycles | Discover Your World...
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Page 2: Warranty
Improper assembly Improper follow up maintenance Installation of parts or accessories not originally intended for, or compatible with, the bicycle as sold. Damage or failure due to accident, misuse, excessive load, abuse or neglect Labour and transportation charges for part replacement or changeover This warranty is applicable from the date of purchase for the original owner only, who must produce proof of purchase and register their cycle in order to validate any claim. -
Page 3: Frame Number
Bicycle Log below is completed at the time of purchase. The details will be of value to the police in the unfortunate event should your bicycle ever be lost or stolen. - Page 4 EN14765; Bicycles for young children. Before you ride your bicycle ensure that you are fully aware as to the type of use and the specific BS EN saf e ty standard that your new bicycle has been designed and manufactured to by understanding the specific usage descriptions given below.
- Page 5 NB — Wash cycle weekly with warm soapy water and polish dry with a soft cloth. Do not pressure wash. SAFE CYCLING AND SAFETY TIPS Before you ride your bicycle at any time make sure it is in a safe operating condition. Particularly check that your:- •...
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Page 6: Riding Position
Riding Position It is important that you and your bicycle are fitted to each other, not only for comfort and riding ease but for control and safety. Normally your Dealer will custom fit your bicycle to you but the following few pages should help you to find your most comfortable, safe and efficient position. - Page 7 CYCLING POSITION — Seat Saddle Angle The seat should be horizontal or parallel with the ground. Slight variation around the horizontal may suit individual comfort but if excessive angles are felt necessary check other aspects of your position. Saddle Height The correct seat height is determined by sitting on the seat with your leg fully extended.
- Page 8 A-Head Type Standard Quill Stem Recessed Type Stem Expander Compression Cap bolt 6mm Allen Key Compression Bolt 5 Star Washer Stem Binder Bolts Stem Steerer Binder Handlebar Clamp Bolts Bolt Extension Stem Expander Bolt Minimum (Allen Head) Spacers Insertion Mark Bearing Seat Top cup with Bearings inside...
- Page 9 CAUTION: Brakes are less effective in wet weather. Ride slower and allow more distance for stopping. Note: Do not ride your bicycle if the braking system is not working correctly. If you are in doubt, take your bicycle to your dealer.
- Page 10 Protect yourself from frayed cable ends by maintaining the alloy end caps fitted over the inner wire ends. Brakes should function freely and release fully. If brakes bind, first check for clean-liness and proper lubrication. If brakes still bind, return your bicycle to your dealer for adjustment. Return Spring...
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Page 11: Gear Changing
4. Never force the gear levers. Gear selection should be made in anticipation of need since forward motion of the bicycle is required when changing gear. It is advisable to change to a low gear before stopping in order to be in the proper gear when you start up. On hills, change gear early while still maintaining forward pedalling speed. - Page 12 Tyres should be replaced if damaged. Tyre punctures can be caused by careless riding over sharp stones, holes in the road, or by hitting curbstones. If you are storing your bicycle for a long period of time, it is advisable to store the machine with the tyres off the ground to prevent them from becoming distorted.
- Page 13 RIM WEAR LINE LIMIT INDICATOR If your bicycle is fitted with disc brakes to the front and rear the following explanation is not applicable and can be ignored. There are two types of safety warning line on the wheel rims, please check which version is fitted to your bicycle and note the relevant instructions which follow.
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Page 14: Maintenance Checklist
Maintenance Dawes Cycles recommends your new bike is checked and serviced at regular internals to ensure its performance, reliability and your safety. Wherever possible we recommend that service, maintenance and repairs are undertaken by your local dealer. If this is not possible please review the following detail as a guide. -
Page 15: Cleaning And Lubrication
This website has a “short course” in maintainance for all the basic skills & equipment you will need to keep your bike in tip top condition. Regular washing and lubrication not only keeps your bicycle looking in top condition but will actually assist in maintaining its original performance and prolongs the life expectancy of the mechanical components.
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