URBAN Classic, Eurastyle, Foldable Tricycle Instruction Manual
- June 4, 2024
- Urban
Table of Contents
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Classic, Eurostyle, Foldable Tricycle
Classic Tricycle
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Eurostyle Tricycle
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Foldable Tricycle
Parts List
1. Basket
2. rear mudguard (folding trike not included）
3. Rear Axle
4. Handlebars
5. Chain Guard
6. Seat
7. Seat Past
8. Front Tire
9. Rear Tires| 10. Frame & Fark
11. Front Tire Guard
12. Rear Valve Caps
13. Front Tire Caps
14. Pedals
15. Reflect□rs
16. Part Bag
17. Basket Brackets
18. Tools
19. Manual
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the KNUS Tricycle
To start the assembly of your new tricycle, please remove all ports from the
box along with all the packaging on them,
The KNUS Tricycle comes with ❑ pair of tools to help you build the trike, we
do however recommend using additional tools to make the assembly easier. We
recommend using ❑ pair of pliers or ❑ wrench, along with a Philipp head
screwdriver and a flathead screwdriver,
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Recommended tools
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Equipped tools
Rear Tires and Axle
Next, you will want to take the Rear Axle and the tire with the connector shown here in the image, This is also known as a lock pin. Take the tire and slide it on the side of the Rear Axle that matches the lock pin, You will know it’s connected properly when you feel a click,
On the other side of the Rear Axle you will see a nut and a washer, Go ahead and remove both of these and slide on the other Rear Tire. Then put the washer and nut back on and fully tighten up the nut,
Frame and Rear Axle
The Rear Assembly should now be complete and should look like the following
image.
Next, we will be attaching the Frame to the Rear Axle. With the Frame in hand, slide it onto the Rear Axle with the bolts lining up into the grooves of both the frame and rear Axle. Do not tighten up the bolts just yet, this will occur in a later step.
**Chain
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Next, let’s attach the chain, In the bag, there are 3 small pieces known as the master link, you will need these to complete the chain, Starting from the back, guide the chain from the rear axle gear to the front pedal assembly, Wrap the chain around the pedal assembly and the rear axle gear until the two ends of the chain meet.
Due to manufacturing or items shifting during the shipping of the product, the metal bracket for the chain guard may be in the way, You will want to remove the screw before sliding the chain through this area.
Now we can attach the master link to the chain, and start with the pin by
sliding it through the open hole on one end of the chain, and the open hole on
the other end. Next, let’s attach the cover. Then attach the clip to lock the
master pin to the chain, we found it easier to use a pair of needle nose
pliers to complete this step.
Chain Guard
Next, let’s remove the screw on the metal bracket at the top of the chain,
And the one on the frame near the middle of the chain, Now all 3 screws should
be removed, including the one, removed earlier when we were attaching the
chain.
Next, bend the metal bracket at the bottom of the chain down so it lays
parallel to the floor,
Now take the chain guard and maneuver it over the right pedal bar and line the
holes up to where the screws previously were, Then reattach each screw, We
found it easier to start with the bottom screw, then move to the top screw,
and finally the back screw,
Tightening the frame
Now let’s tighten up the bolts on the frame from earlier, Using the
included multi-tool shown in the image here, position it on the bolts where
the front and Rear Axle connect. Then take a pair of pliers or a wrench and
tighten up each bolt, The two bolts in the back do not require the use of the
included multi-tool, but instead, rely on being positioned into the cutout of
the frame before being tightened,
The next step is to attach the front tire guard, First get a long bolt and nut from the bag. Now slide the tire guard through the back Where the front tire goes and line up the latch on the tire guard to the hole on the frame. Next put the bolt through the hole and out to the other side. Then tighten up with the nut,
Front Tire
Now remove the screws from the bottom and thread through the bars coming off the tire guard, Then screw back onto the frame, Next make sure the front brakes are both horizontal.
Now let’s attach the wheel to the front. Start by sliding the tire in place on the front of the frame. Muke is sure that the washers with a latch on them are on the outside of the frame.
Front Tire and Handlebars
Now line up the latch part of the washer to the hole on the frame, it
should slide right in, Then tighten up the bolt by hand, then repeat this for
the other side. With a pair of pliers, fully tighten each bolt,
To attach the handlebars, start by removing the protective cover on the bottom, Then slide the handlebars into the base. Using the included hex key set, tighten up the screw in the middle of the handlebars.
Brakes
For the brakes, you will first need to line up the notch on each hand brake also known as the lever body.
Next release the broken on the front tire by squeezing both sides together,
Brakes(can’t)
Now take the brake line for the front tire and place the end of the cable into
the circular hole and the lever,
Then pull the lever and align the cable through the notch in the lever body. Repeat this for the other handbrake.
Brakes(can’t)
With both brakes connected, reattach the front brake by pulling the two parts
together, Once you’ve completed reattaching the brake, take the bike and turn
it onto its right side, Find the spring from the bag and slide it over the
rear brake line,
Then wrap the cable around under the nut shown here in the Image. Finally, tighten up the nut so the cable stays in place. You will need to put the bike upright again for the next step,
**Reflectors
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Next, let’s attach the reflectors, there are 6 in total, 3 for the tires, 2 for the rear tire guards, and one for the front handlebars, Some of these parts are located in the bag, Now take one of the rear tire guards and a reflector. Unscrew the nut on the reflector and place the screw into the tap hole of the tire guard, Then reattach the nut and tighten it up, then repeat this for the other tire guard and reflector,
For the front reflector, unscrew the nut on the back, Then place the screw through the top hole and reattach the nut and tighten it.
Reflectors and Rear Tire Guards
For the tires find where 3 tire spokes are close together, Slide the reflector
through the spokes and place the cap into the reflector with the grooves
lining up with the spoke, Then with a flathead screwdriver, twist the cop to
lock in place. Finally slide up the reflector so it’s nice and snug in the
spokes,
Now let’s attach the rear tire guards, To start you will need 4 short bolts and 4 nuts, 2 fur each tire guard. You will need to place the tire guard on the inside of the bracket of the rear axle, Then slide the bolt through the holes of the tire guard, Then attach the nut. Using the included multi-tool and a pair of pliers or a wrench, tighten up each nut.
Building the Basket
- Fold the basket sides as in the picture below.
- Insert the pins all the way into the hole.
- Line up the pin holes in the two opposite corners and insert a pin in each corner of the basket.
- Then the basket is successfully built.
WARNING: DO NOT EVER PUT A CHILD OR PET IN THE BASKET!
Attaching the Basket
Now it’s time to attach the basket, Start by placing the basket on the rear
axle. Make sure the holes of the rear axle are not covered up by the bars of
the basket.
Place the metal brackets onto the basket lining up the holes on the rear axle and the metal brackets, Then slide a long bolt through each hole. Attach a nut to each bolt, Then take a pair of pliers or a wrench, along with a Philips head screwdriver and tighten each nut.
Pedals and Seat
Next, let’s attach the pedals, Each pedal is marked on which side of the trike
it should go on. These are the sides of the trike when you would be sitting on
it. Take a look at the face of the threaded part to see the label on each
pedal. Using the included multi-tool, attach each pedal and fully tighten,
Please note that the left pedal rotates counter-clockwise, whereas the right
pedal is clockwise when tightening,
Next, let’s attach the seat to the trike, You will also need the seat post as shown in the image,
Seat
Start by inserting the smaller side of the seat post into the underside of the
seat,
Then tighten the nut to secure the seat post in place. Now remove the protective cap on the frame. Rotate the latch to tighten up the frame for the seat post, Then insert the seat post into the frame and turn the latch to lock the seat in place.
Tire Caps
Now let’s add some protective covers to the sides of the tires, The two small
grey covers go over the nut on each side of the front tire.
Then place the white covers over the nut on each side of the back tires,
Bell
As an optional step, you can attach the bell, Start by removing the screw
on the underside of the bell, Then wrap it around the side you prefer on the
handlebars. And reattach the screw.
In the final step you will want to take the small metal caps found in the bag, Placing one over the exposed wire of the front and rear brakes, Then with o pair of pliers, crimp the cop onto the wire.
Finished Tricycle
Once you fill-up the tires with air and grab your helmet, you are ready to
ride your new KNUS Tricycle,
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committed to bringing the newest and more innovative quality bike accessories
to the market. Our mission is to provide all outdoor enthusiasts with a
relaxed riding experience while exploring the world ond intimate contact with
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