how do you lower seat?
1952646
There should be lever/bolt tightener assembly directly under the seat. Pull the lever out, rotate the lever and attached bolt counter clockwise, adjust seat up or down to your requirements, then reverse the procedure to tighten it up. It shouldn't require any tools. Very similar to the front axle (quick removal theoretically) assembly.
1952647
Because the seat post has a spring in it, you can't lower it quite all the way down as you can on a non-shock-absorber seat post. I found I didn't like the shock-absorber seat post, so I took it apart and pulled the spring out. This let me lower the seat another inch or so down, which set it right at the height that was perfect for my short legs ;)
1952648
There's a quick release lever that attaches the seat post to the bike. Throwing the lever will allow you to adjust the seat height or remove it.
1952649
Its just a switch you adjust like any other bike. It can go as low as sitting right in top of the battery.
476018
There's a knob on the bar that the seat sits on. You loosen the knob, pull up on the knob and slide the seat up or down to the required length. There are grooves in the bar for the adjusted lengths. When correct length found, tighten knob.
2026608
Hi. My husband tried to lower the seat and decided you can't. I hope you can find out differently, but for now that's all we know.
492640
One knob beneath the seat. Loosen it, adjust the seat shaft up or down, tighten it. Easy.
734171
The red knob on the post allows to raise and lower the seat. The red knob just below the seat allows you to tighten the seat into place once you have moved it backward or forward to where you are comfortable. I remember having some trouble with the vertical adjustment. The horizontal adjustment was fine.
574805
You need to be sitting on it and then lower the lever and it should go down. If there's no weight on them, they don't lower. Hope that helps.
1325167
Turn the big knob on the underside of the chair. Also, the spring loosens up over time.
1886107
Straddle it, lower your butt and sit. Lean back and take your weight off your legs. The chair should glide into a reclined position.
2072174
There is just a clamp that you pull on to loosen. Once its loose you can adjust the height. I will say, though, I'm 5' 9" and the bike a probably a little tall for me. I would have liked to be able to lower the seat another inch or 2, but I can't. Its OK once I'm riding, just not 100% ideal.
2057382
Incorrect - you can adjust the back to sitting straight up, or reclining to many different degrees once you have lowered the seat to it's lowest.
1691109
There is only one adjustment, as far as I can see: the height, which works by pulling up on the lever with the concave disk handle. To lower the seat, you need to be sitting on it (or applying downward pressure). I don't see what that big knob under the seat does.
900191
I have heard that the long bar (connecting the rear wheel to the vertical front) can be turned upside down to make the lowest seat setting even lower. Haven't tried it though.
653769
Loosen the nut and screw where the seat post and the frame meet...you can move it up and down...and then retighten.
1613202
you turn the metal circle to raise/lower the seat of the chair... It raises/lowers in a sort of diagonal way. Quite simple
574808
I'm guessing that you used the lever on it to lower it? Try doing it when your not sitting on it. You'll need 2 people though. That's why I returned it. It's very difficult to use. Good luck
62721
I can't find a way to adjust the bonnet so it goes down. I compensate by sitting on a pillow so I sit taller.
850424
There is a knob that controls the rate and ease of recline. You can also pull the seat height handle out for back tilting; you need to push it back in to lock the position.