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Summary of Contents for Moma Bike
- Page 1 USER’S MANUAL...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
User’s manual INDEX IMPORTANT INFORMATION DEFINITIONS 3. BIKE’S UNPACKING INSTALLATION 4.1 MOUNTAIN AND CITY BIKES 4.1.1 FRONT WHEEL 4.1.1.1 MOUNTAIN BIKES 4.1.1.2 CITY BIKES 4.1.2 PEDALS 4.1.3 SADDLE 4.1.4 BASKET 4.2 FOLDING BIKES 4.2.1 UNFOLDING 4.2.2 PEDALS 4.2.3 SADDLE 5. SETTINGS 5.1 SADDLE... -
Page 3: Important Information
User’s manual IMPORTANT INFORMATION PEDALS: The pedals of the bike you have just received have a L and a R at the extremity of the axis. The pedal with the R spins clockwise and has to be set up on the right side;... -
Page 4: Definitions
User’s manual DEFINITIONS Momabikes – All rights reserved 4... -
Page 5: Bike's Unpacking
Remove all the bike’s protections: from the frame, the controls and from the front wheel axle. Unscrew and remove the pedal. If it's a mountain or a city bike, cut the straps which are holding the front wheel to the frame and separate them. Momabikes – All rights reserved 5... -
Page 6: Installation
Remove the plastic protection from the lower end of the fork and put the wheel so that the disc fits between the brake calipers. The disc must be positioned to the left of the bike, in the travel direction. Ensure that the wheel is locked into the fork by making a small force on the handlebar from top to bottom. - Page 7 User’s manual 4.1.1.2 CITY BIKES Release the front V-Brake: press the sides of the horseshoe and release the metal tube. (See picture). Loosen the outer nut of the hub of the wheel, one on each side. IMPORTANT: Loosen only the first outer nut on each side. Do not loosen the other nuts (showed in the picture), as those are tightening the hub bearings.
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Page 8: Folding Bikes
In some bikes the saddle is already installed. If it is not, you should open the quick release system in the bike’s frame located on the seat post. Position the saddle until cover the minimum insertion mark you see in the tube. Place it to the right height and close the quick release system. -
Page 9: Unfolding
Unfold the bike. In order to close the folding bike’s hinge, you should raise the pin and fit it into the hole once the bike is completely unfold, and then close the quick release. If it is loose once closed, open it and tighten the nut with a 10 wrench. -
Page 10: Saddle
User’s manual 4.2.3 SADDLE Open the quick release system in the bike’s frame located on the seat post. Position the saddle until cover the minimum insertion mark you see in the tube. Place it to the right height and close the quick release system. -
Page 11: Settings
Another way to adjust it is to sit barefoot in the saddle of the bike and put your heel on the pedal while it is in its lowest position. The leg must be fully extended. -
Page 12: Mountain Bikes
User’s manual 5.2.1 MOUNTAIN BIKES Mountain bikes have integrated headset, so you cannot regulate the height of the handlebar. If you want to adjust it, then you should change the handle stem by one with a different angle, or put an extension. To adjust the headset, loosen the screws shown in the picture, align the handlebar with the front wheel and tighten again. -
Page 13: Controls
User’s manual 5.2.3 FOLDING BIKES The handlebar height can be adjusted in folding bikes by a quick release system (see picture). Open the lock, turn the handlebar to the desired height and close the quick release system again. If it isn’t tightened enough, open it, tighten the nut and close it again. To adjust the headset fold the handlebar downwards and loose the screw (see picture). -
Page 14: Crankset
User’s manual 5.4 CRANKSET Before using the bike, make sure that the screws that hold the crankset are securely tightened. If you want to change a crank arm, loose the screw and remove the crank arm. The bottom bracket has a cone-shape, so that, after a period of use, the crank arms are securely tightened. -
Page 15: Rear Derailleur
We recommended adjusting the bike using a workbench. If you do not have the appropriate knowledge and experience, it is difficult to adjust the gears (both rear and front derailleur). We recommended adjusting the bike in a specialist workshop. 5.5.1 REAR DERAILLEUR The rear derailleur has 2 screws that regulate the inner and outer limits. -
Page 16: Brakes
If you do not have the appropriate knowledge and experience, it is difficult to adjust to the brakes. We recommended adjusting the bike in a specialist workshop. If when using the brake lever, it touches the handlebar, it should be adjusted as described below. -
Page 17: Disc Brakes
User’s manual You can adjust the distance between the pads and the rim by tightening the cable located on the brake lever. If it isn’t possible to tighten the pads the tensioner, proceed as follows: Loose the tensioner as much as possible Loosen the fixing nut, pull the cable with pliers and tighten the screw. -
Page 18: Wheels / Tires
Do not tighten the lock turning like a nut. To check if the wheel has been positioned correctly, lift the bike and hit the top of the deck. The wheel should be fixed and not loose. -
Page 19: Nut's Wheel
Be careful not to pinch the air chamber with extracting tool. Follow the instructions below to remove the tire: After removing the wheel from the bike, remove all air from the chamber. Compress the edges of the tire around the entire rim. -
Page 20: Maintenance
Keep the bike clean, we recommend cleaning it with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid high pressure washing systems. If possible, keep the bike in a close area, do not leave it in the outside for long periods of time. Weather condition can corrode it. - Page 21 User’s manual Puedes ver el manual de instrucciones en www.momabikes.com You can find your user manual at www.momabikes.com FR Vous pouvez retrouver ce manuel sur www.momabikes.com Potete scaricare il manuale su www.momabikes.com Podes vêr o manual de instruções em www.momabikes.com Momabikes –...
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