Summary of Contents for NEILPRYDE Bicycle
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
English INDEX INTRODUCTION IMPORTANT A GUIDE TO YOUR BIKE AND ITS COMPONENTS IMPORTANT RULES FOR BICYCLE AND ROAD SAFETY BEFORE YOU RIDE - IMPORTANT INFORMATION YOU MUST BE AWARE OF BEFORE EVERY JOURNEY MAINTAINING YOUR BIKE ASSEMBLING YOUR BIKE USING THE QUICK-RELEASE MECHANISM... -
Page 3: Introduction
As with any sport or recreational activity, accidents can and do happen. There is a risk of damage and injury – to yourself and to others. You assume the responsibility of these risks when you choose to ride a bicycle. Therefore, it is wise to always take care when riding, being mindful of other cyclists, pedestrians, stationary objects and moving vehicles. -
Page 4: Important
ALONG WITH INFORMATION REGARDING THE CORRECT WAY TO SET UP YOUR BIKE. IT ALSO INCLUDES GUIDELINES ON SPECIFIC MAINTENANCE OF YOUR BIKE AND WARRANTY INFORMATION FOR YOUR NEILPRYDE FRAMESET. FOR USERS WHO HAVE PURCHASED A COMPLETE BIKE, MAKE SURE THAT ALL THE WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY INFORMATION FROM THE COMPONENT SUPPLIERS ARE ALSO CAREFULLY READ. -
Page 5: A Guide To Your Bike And Its Components
A GUIDE TO YOUR BIKE AND ITS COMPONENTS Stem Handlebar Saddle Brake and Shift Lever Seat post Frame Headset Seat clamp Brake Brake Spoke Front Derailleur Fork Nipple Tire Skewer Cassette (Sprocket) (Quick release) Rear Derailleur Chain Chain wheel Pedal... -
Page 6: Important Rules For Bicycle And Road Safety
IMPORTANT RULES FOR BICYCLE AND ROAD SAFETY Local traffic laws must be obeyed at all times. Before you commence riding, make sure that the bike is the correct size for you, and check that you can reach the brake levers easily. -
Page 7: Before You Ride - Important Information You Must Be Aware Of
How does the braking system on my bike work? On the standard NEILPRYDE bike, the left brake lever will operate the front brake. It is important that you check that the brake levers are in the positions which you are used to. -
Page 8: Before Every Journey
BEFORE EVERY JOURNEY KEY CHECKS YOU MUST MAKE Check that the quick-release levers for the front and rear wheels, the seat post, and any other removable components are closed properly. Failure to do this could result in a serious accident and injuries to any part of your body or death. -
Page 9: Maintaining Your Bike
Cleaning and lubricating your NEILPRYDE bike It is advised to make a habit of cleaning your NEILPRYDE bike after every ride. When doing so, we recommend you avoid the use of high pressure washers and chemical based agents. If you must use a pressure washer, do not spray water directly onto the joints and bearings, as this could damage or alter them. -
Page 10: Assembling Your Bike
ASSEMBLING YOUR BIKE Make sure the cables are running smooth First check the contents of the box that your bike comes in. It should contain the pre-assembled frame, the wheelset and a small box of component parts. First of all, remove the frame and wheels from the box. You should then be able to locate the box of small component parts. - Page 11 Read the markings on the axles before mounting the pedals. “R” is the right pedal and “L” is the left pedal. You will notice that the left pedal tightens anti-clockwise, not clockwise as you are used to because it is has a left-handed thread.
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Page 12: Using The Quick-Release Mechanism
The quick-release retention mechanisms on your NEILPRYDE bike consist of two parts that can be manipulated: The hand lever located on one side of the hub. This lever creates a clamping force through use of a cam when you close it. -
Page 13: The Pedal System
THE PEDAL SYSTEM PLEASE REFER TO THE SPECIFIC PEDAL AND SHOE INSTRUCTION/WARNING MANUALS FOR INSTALLATION AND SET UP PROCEDURES. Please note that some kinds of shoes are not suitable for cycling purposes. Cycling shoes should ideally have a stiff sole that provides firm support. If your shoe soles are too soft, it is possible that the pedals could press through them and cause discomfort, pain or injury to your feet. -
Page 14: Electronic Gear System Compatibility
If you plan to assemble your NEILPRYDE bicycle with Shimano electronic gear system, please note that a qualified bicycle mechanic should always do the assembly. NEILPRYDE bicycles have been designed to work with Shimano mechanical groupsets for road and time trial bicycles as well as Shimano Dura Ace 9070 (Di2) and Shimano Ultegra 6770 (Di2) &... -
Page 15: Nazare Di2 Compatible Parts & Accessories
3Nm. Refers to the internal cable guide as originally installed on your frameset or bicycle. The guide is clearly marked RB, FD and RD for correct routing of Rear Brake (RB), Front Derailleur (FD) and Rear Derailleur (RD). The... - Page 16 When using a mechanical shifting system the alumi- num cable retainer no.1 should be used. This allows the cable to be held against the inside surface of the frame so that the cable housing can be routed under- neath the bottom bracket. The maximum torque for the bolt is 3Nm.
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Page 17: Assembling The Frame Set
ASSEMBLING THE FRAME SET For custom fittings, NEILPRYDE offer a selection of high-quality carbon fiber frames which can be built up into a complete bike with the addition of add-on components. The person who decides on what add-on parts are needed is responsible for making sure that all of the components are thoroughly compatible and mounted properly. -
Page 18: Cutting And Installing The Fork
GRIP TAPE INSTALLATION Your NEILPRYDE bike is assembled without the grip tape installed. Please consult your dealer to adjust the handlebar angle, brake and shift lever position before installing the grip tape. Always refer to the torque requirements shown on the stem and/or provided stem manufacturers owner’s manual to ensure that the specified torque is used to install the handlebar. -
Page 19: Adjusting The Bike For Your Specific Settings Needs
The position of the seat is of fundamental importance, for both your riding comfort and well- being. It is also important as it helps you to get the best possible performance out of your NEILPRYDE bike. You should take the time to adjust both the saddle and the handlebars as accurately as you can. -
Page 20: Settings
SETTINGS Certain settings on your new bike should be adjusted before you start riding, so that you can achieve the bikes optimum performances. This will also guarantee the safest and most comfortable riding experience. SETTING THE SADDLE HEIGHT The saddle should be set to the correct height according to your body proportions, in order to make pedaling easy and comfortable. - Page 21 IMPORTANT Please note that all seat posts supplied with your NeilPryde bicycle has a minimum insertion depth clearly marked on the lower section of the post. Never adjust the saddle height to the extent that the minimum insertion height is visible above the seat clamp.
- Page 22 SETTING THE HANDLEBARS HEIGHT Please review the stem supplier instruction manual for specific procedures, instructions and warnings. The inclination of your upper body is determined by the height of the bike’s handlebars. The body is more inclined the deeper the handlebars are. A more inclined upper body means that your position is more streamlined, and more of your weight is bearing on the front wheel.
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Page 23: The Headset
THE HEADSET Please review the headset supplier instruction manual/website for specific procedures, instructions and warnings. The headset is a vital component that connects the frame with the handlebars, fork, stem and front wheel, while allowing them to move together as a complete unit. If your bike is to travel in a straight line, the headset should afford no resistance to being turned. -
Page 24: Adjusting The Brake Levers And Handlebars
ADJUSTING THE BRAKE LEVERS AND HANDLEBARS Please review the brake and handlebar supplier instruction manuals for specific procedures, instructions and warnings. On all road bikes, the straight bar ends must be either parallel to the ground, or else slanting slightly down towards the rear of the bike. Imagine a straight line that extends from the straight extension underneath the drops. -
Page 25: The Gears
UNDERSTANDING THE GEARS AND USING THEM PROPERLY The gear levers on your NEILPRYDE bike are integrated with the brake levers. When you press the small lever inwards, it will make the chain move in the direction of the smaller sprockets. -
Page 26: The Wheels
In order to replace and fit a new tire onto your NEILPRYDE bike, you must know what the dimensions of the old tire are. These dimensions can be found marked on the edge of the tire. You must mount a new tire that has dimensions that match the old one. -
Page 27: Notes On Wear And Tear
Using your bike for competitive sports or in difficult, rough terrain will necessitate more frequent replacement of these parts. The brake pads need to be checked regularly and should be replaced by a professional bicycle mechanic when they are worn out. . -
Page 28: Characteristics Of Carbon Fiber
Known as carbon fiber reinforced plastic, the material that comprises the main body of your bike frame has many useful characteristics that make it superior to other lightweight materials. It is important to be aware of these characteristics so that you can get full enjoyment out of your high quality NEILPRYDE bike and have confidence in it. -
Page 29: Notes On The Proper Care And Inspection Of Your Bike
M5 bolts 4.5 – 5.5 Nm Replaceable derailleur dropout 2 Nm M6 bolts 8 – 9.6 Nm Adjusting bolts with Ahead stems 0.5 – 2 Nm NEILPRYDE seat post clamp Diablo 8 Nm Nazaré 10 Nm Seat post Burasl 6 Nm... -
Page 30: Riding On Public Roads - Legal Requirements
This warranty is solely for the benefit of the original retail purchaser and may not be assigned. All claims must be made through the authorized NEILPRYDE dealer who supplied the frame. It is the purchaser’s responsibility to have his or her bicycle inspected and verified by an authorized NEILPRYDE dealer to process a warranty claim. - Page 31 Use your NEILPRYDE bike only for its intended purpose in order to ensure the durability and a long service life of your bike. You should also pay attention to the specifications regarding loads to be carried on the bike, as well as the instructions for transporting children and baggage. Assembly instructions and recommended maintenance guidelines must also be followed strictly.
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