Brompton Bicycle Manual do Proprietário

Owner’s ManualEN 14764 CITY AND TREKKING BICYCLES

83. BrakesYou should adjust your brakes on a regular basis as they are critical to your safety. The time between adjustments will vary depending on ho

96. Wheeling the folded bike aroundThe small rollers fitted as standard on a Brompton are useful for pushing the folded bike into tight spaces. Using t

10BASIC ADJUSTMENTS FOR COMFORT AND SAFETY1. Saddle height adjustmentSaddle adjustment is an important factor in getting the best performance from you

11English2. Additional heightIf you can’t gain enough height by re-positioning the saddle, there are two Brompton options which give more height: a te

12• Tyres:The risk of punctures increases with mileage and as the tyre tread starts to wear away. Once you notice your tyre tread wearing thin, rep

English13WARRANTYIf your bicycle has a manufacturing defect, we will replace the defective part free of charge if we are notified within five years (in

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INTRODUCTIONBefore using your Brompton, please read this manual noting the sections on safety and folding in particular. While this manual is intended

2SAFETYThe Brompton is designed for use on roads and well-made paths, carrying a maximum load not exceeding 110kg (rider and luggage w

FOLDING AND UNFOLDINGFollow the unfolding and folding instructions provided to be sure you use your Brompton correctly.UNFOLDINGStep 1 Unfold the left

4Step 4bEnsure that the locking plate straddles both hinge plates and firmly tighten the main frame hinge clamp.Step 5Lift the bike by the saddle allow

FOLDINGStep 1 Release the rear frame clip (if the rear frame is locked in place) by pushing the lever towards the front of the bike. Then raise the bi

6Step 4 Undo the hinge clamp and swing the handlebars down alongside the front wheel and engage in the clip; alternatively, let the handlebar drop int

71. Tyre pressuresTyre pressure is important for both comfort and safety. Please note the following tips for ensuring a safe and comfortable ride. •