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10doubt, consult an experienced bike mechanic. Rear hub axle bolts should be tightened alternately! Do not over-tighten the bolt on one side without c

11Brake controls and featuresAcquaint yourself with the setup of your brakes by alternately squeezing the left and right brake lever and observing whi

12braking force and increasing the front braking force. It is especially important when you are descending. The weight transfer is more evident on bic

13Failure to shift to the next gear smoothly after moving the shift control by one click repeatedly indicates that the mechanism might incorrectly adj

14replace damaged and worn out elements and adjust immediately when improper func-tion is noticed. To do this, contact your dealer or the closest auth

15problems. Do not attempt to ride a bicycle with wheels that are not straight or with spokes that are loose, as it is a dangerous to your health and

16Some bicycles have secondary retention devices on front wheel, usually those second-ary retention devices look like special washers with a hook.WARN

17If your bicycle has disc brakes and standard fork ends, and for any reason does not have special safety washers please do not ride the bicycle and c

18Handlebar height and angle.Quill stem Threadless stem Your bike is equipped either with a “threadless” stem, which clamps on to the top part of the

19Adjusting saddle height. This should be carried out using an 5 mm hex wrench. Unscrew the seat binder bolt, set the saddle at a certain height, then

2WARNINGS AND IMPORTANT INFORMATIONWARNING: If you intend to use the bicycle on public roads, you must prepare it to meet the local requirements for i

20side of the seat tube. Periodically inspect the fork for any signs of damage. If you suspect it may be broken, bent, cracked do not use it. Inspect

21CREME WARRANTY1. Creme Cycles sp. z o.o. sp. k. (hereinafter referred to as CREME) warrants all it’s new bicycles against defects in materials and

2210. The warranty does not cover: labor charges for replacing parts, paint and decals, problems that result from excessive loads occurring during e

23IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION FOR ASSEMBLY AND USE OF FRONT CAFERACER CARRIERThis Creme Caferacer carrier MUST be mounted by a professional bicycle w

24FRONT RACK MOUNTING PROCEDURE.STEP 1: Identify all the components of the front rack. 1 stay 1 2 stay 2 3 main tray 4 lamp 5 n

25STEP 3: Assemble the front rack as shown on the photographs. The bolts connecting the side stays with the main tray should be tightnened using two t

26STEP 5: Dismount the front caliper brake from the fork crown, slide the fender mount off the bolt, then slide the safety strip onto the caliper bolt,

27STEP 8: Align the rack so that you can mount the two top bolts. Before you thread them into the fork, make sure they are coated with Loctite (or oth

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3WARNING: The stem’s minimum insertion mark must not be visible above the top of the headset. If the stem is extended beyond the minimum insertion mar

4WARNING: If you intend to put a child seat on your bicycle, you will need to completely enclose any coil springs under the saddle with a suitable cov

5TECHNICAL INFORMATION:Make yourself familiar with the names of all the main parts of the bicycle by studying the diagram below:1 Frame 9 Handlebar

6ASSEMBLY OF THE NEW BICYCLE:This should always be carried out by the dealer where you purchased your bicycle. If you buy a bicycle that is disassembl

7GENERAL RIDING INFORMATIONAs mentioned, riding a bicycle can be dangerous. You must keep this in mind and be cautious at all times. See and be seen.

8bicycle in remote areas unaccompanied. Even when riding in the company of others, always let someone know where you’re going and when you expect to c

9sharing the road and your tires can lose their grip. Therefore, it is more di-cult to control your speed and you may lose control easily in such con