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for your records
Before reviewing this owner’s manual, we suggest that you locate the serial
number which is stamped into the bottom bracket shell or head tube of your
bicycle frame.
Record the serial number in this manual in the event your bicycle is lost or
stolen.
In addition, you may want to register your serial number with your local
police department.
Model name & color:
Serial number:
Date of purchase:
Order number:
safety
Like any sport, bicycling involves risk of injury and
even death. Proper use and maintenance of your
bicycle reduces the risk of injury and damage.
A bicycle is smaller and less powerful than other
vehicles, so bicycle safety cannot be over-emphasized.
This manual explains how to ride your new bicycle
safely, and how to maintain your bicycle to keep it
operating safely.
Even if you consider yourself familiar and comfortable with riding a bicycle, it
is important to read this manual completely.
This manual is not intended to function as a bicycle repair manual. It is to
function as a basic introduction to safety, assembly and maintenance.
special notes
for parents
Due to the extra care that is required to setup your bicycle for safe
operation, our folding bicycles are recommended for adults only.
As a parent or guardian, you are responsible for the activities and safety of
your minor child, including bicycle safety. In general, it is imperative to
always make sure that a bicycle is properly fitted to a child; that it is in good
repair and safe operating condition; that you and your child have learned and
understand the safe operation of a bicycle; and that you and your child have
learned, understand and obey not only the applicable local motor vehicle,
bicycle and traffic laws, but also the common sense rules of safe and
responsible bicycling.
assembly by a professional
It is always advisable to have your bicycle properly assembled by a
bicycle professional.
Proper setup and ongoing maintenance will ensure safe setup and long life
for your new folding bike.
your bicycle’s break-in period
Every new bicycle has a break-in period where your control cables and
wheel spokes may stretch and settle.
A break-in period is expected on new bicycles after the first few weeks of use.
After the break-in period, your brake cables, shifter cables and wheel spokes
may need to be adjusted. We strongly suggest that you have a professional
bicycle mechanic make any necessary adjustments after your initial rides.
quick safety tips
Before your first ride, be sure you know all local traffic regulations.
Remember to comply with all bicycling safety laws and use common
sense, especially in adverse weather conditions.
Before riding your folding bike for the first time, make sure to
comprehensively familiarize yourself with the location and operation of
all the quick release levers on your folding Citizen Bike.
Before each ride, check to make sure all latches and quick releases are
properly secured.
Before each ride, always check your brake system and tire pressure.
Proper inflation for your tires is indicated on the tire’s sidewall.
Do not over-tighten the quick release levers. Always hand tighten until
clamping is snug. Never use a tool or wrench to tighten the quick release
levers.
Never operate the folding bicycle if the frame, wheels or quick release
levers are damaged.
Rider’s weight including luggage should not exceed 100 kg or 220 lbs.
Make sure that the seat post quick release is securely fastened and that
the seat post does not slip or move before you ride.
Proper maintenance and adjustment of your Citizen Bike will greatly
increase riding safety and performance.
To keep bicycle in optimum operating condition, always dry the bicycle
after use in wet riding conditions.
Reflectors alone are not adequate for riding at night. Front and rear
lighting systems are recommended to increase visibility.
Your Citizen Bike is designed for adult riders only.
Always wear a helmet when riding your Citizen Bike.
know your folding bike
Get to know your folding bicycle. Please refer to the diagram above for the
names and basic function of various components on your Citizen Bike folding
bicycle regularly referred to in this manual.
1. handlebar (includes grips, brake levers and shifter)
2. handlebar height adjustment quick release (some models)
3. handlebar folding stem (joint for handlebar folding)
4. frame rest (protects chainwheel when folded and resting on the ground)
5. crank & chainwheel
6. folding pedal
7. chain
8. seatpost height adjustment (quick release for adjusting seat height)
9. seatpost
10. saddle
11. frame folding box (the main folding mechanism for your frame)
initial folding bike setup
Thanks for purchasing a folding bike by Citizen Bike. Review these
instructions completely to get your bike set up for your first ride.
Please note that the directions left, right, front and rear are used here as seen
by a rider while seated on the bicycle.
WARNING: Bicycling can be a hazardous activity even under the best of
circumstances. Proper assembly and maintenance of this bicycle is your
responsibility, as it helps reduce the risk of injury. Riding a bicycle which is
improperly assembled or maintained can result in possible injury or death.
It is always advisable to have your bicycle properly assembled by a
bicycle professional. This setup and ongoing maintenance will ensure a
proper and safe setup and long life for your new folding bike.
unpacking
Please remove your Citizen Bike folding bike from the delivery package.
Carefully remove all other packing material from the bicycle. This includes all
zip ties, axle caps and material protecting the frame. You can cut the zip ties
with scissors, a knife, or with wire cutters, but please use caution not to cut or
damage any of the bicycle components or cables.
Your bike is also shipped with a disposable shipping
protector attached to the bicycle frame rest. This is
used only for shipping and should be removed
before riding and may be discarded.
Depending on the level of pre-assembly, your
Citizen Bike may include loose components.
Some loosely packed components may include
your plastic bolt caps (for wheel hub bolts), folding
bike pedals, bell, tightening tools (if required), reflectors,
touch-up paint (some models), and two Velcro binding
straps. Also packed in your bike carton, you will find your
seatpost and saddle. Your seatpost may have your saddle already
connected and secured to the seatpost.
Many of these items may be pre-installed or attached to your bike. However,
if any item requires installation, the following will guide you through the
required setup. For instance, your model may have one or both pedals
already attached to your folding bike, as well as the reflectors, bell and bolt
caps. Different models arrive with different levels of shipping assembly.
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Your Citizen Bike includes a set of folding pedals. Your bike may have one or
both pedals pre-installed.
The pedals are marked on the end of the pedal axle: “R” for “Right” and “L” for
“Left.” Look for the letter “L” or “R” on the side or end of each pedal spindle.
When seated on the bike, your right foot would correspond to the right pedal
and your left foot would correspond to the left pedal.
If your pedals are not pre-installed, first apply a small amount of grease to the
threads of each pedal.
Bicycle pedals always tighten in the direction of the front wheel.
Turning the spindle clockwise by hand, thread the pedal marked “R” into the
crank arm on the right (drive) side of the bicycle. Make sure that you are not
“cross-threading”, which can strip the threads in the crank arm. If the threads
do not turn easily, don’t force them. Back the spindle out and start over. Once
the pedal is threaded into the crank, tighten the spindle securely to the crank
arm with a 15mm open end or an adjustable wrench.
Turning the spindle counterclockwise by hand, thread the pedal marked “L”
into the crank arm on the left side of the bike. Make sure that you are not
“cross-threading”, which can strip the threads in the crank arm. If the threads
do not turn easily, don’t force them. Back the spindle out and start over. Once
the pedal is threaded into the crank, tighten the spindle securely to the crank
arm with a 15mm open end or an adjustable wrench.
WARNING: Improperly installed and tightened pedals can work loose,
damaging the bicycle and causing possible serious injury or death to the
rider.
adjusting the angle of your handbrake levers
Your Citizen Bike has front and rear hand brake levers. These levers may
require angle adjustment and tightening for comfort and safety.
When your handlebars are properly set up, adjust the angle of the handbrake
so that they are easily accessible when your hands are on the handlebars.
The angle of the handbrake levers is generally a straight line from your
shoulders through your hands to the brakes. Tighten the position of the
handbrake levers in this position by tightening the hex nut with a 5mm hex
key or Allen wrench.
attaching your free bell
Your Citizen Bike folding bike comes with a free bell. It is recommended to
attach the bell to the left side of the handlebars. Loosen the screw on the
attachment ring completely with a screwdriver. Place the attachment ring
around the handlebars and replace and tighten the screw. The bell is rung by
flicking the small tab. Ding!
handlebar angle
For models with a raised
handlebar, you can rotate the
handlebar to a comfortable
position. Use a 6mm hex key to loosen the stem bolt.
Rotate the handlebar to the desired angle. Retighten
the stem bolt.
Check to insure that the stem bolt and handlebar clamp are completely
secure by placing the front wheel of the bicycle between your legs and
attempt to twist the handlebar/stem assembly. If you can twist the stem in
relation to the front wheel or turn the handlebars in relation to the stem,
tighten the appropriate bolts. WARNING: Failure to properly tighten the
handlebar stem and clamp bolt may compromise steering action, which
could cause you to lose control and fall.
reflectors
WARNING: Do not fail to install the reflectors on your bicycle. They are an
integral part of the bicycle’s safety system.
If not pre-installed, securely fasten the front white reflector to the bracket
using the mounting screw. Securely fasten the reflector bracket to the
handlebar. If not pre-installed to your seatpost, attach the rear reflector to
the seatpost. If your bike has fenders, your rear reflector may be integrated
into your rear fender. For bracket reflectors, adjust each reflector’s angle so
that it is at 90 degrees to the ground.
If not already attached, attach the two amber wheel reflectors to a pair of
adjoining spokes of each wheel in a position opposite the tire valve stem and
as close to the wheel rim as the mounting clips allow.
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