I am having trouble assembling the handle bars? If anyone could help that would be awesome.
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Hi, I think you are asking for assistance regarding inserting the stem into the head tube. If so, I too notice a little difficulty in doing so. Grease is the word. Place a good film of grease on the stem, be sure you have the binder bolt kinda loose as to not bind upon insertion. Gently insert your well greased stem into the head tube using SLIGHT right to left rotation motion. NOT TOO MUCH, you will mare the stem's finish. Then tighten the allen bolt, you should have success. When in doubt, look things up on you tube...someone will have undoubtedly posted a video on the subject. Hope that helped.
1683988
I had the same problem putting it together for my Dad at his independent living home. I found a man who was able to whack it in place. Sorry, not too much help.
1778609
Usually the instructions are in the bx.otherwise really not that hard to put together the cable goes ob the rad and you attachbto your handlebar.tension the roller on your wheel .shoukd be fine
2252924
I also had a great deal of trouble with wheel assembly. Once together, I love the trolley, but putting it together was a bear!
2228690
I had the same problem. I kept fiddling with the alignment of the parts - rotating and locking, etc - and I finally got it right. I was almost ready to give up though. I wish I could remember the sequence and rotation of the parts, for you.
2174726
I forgot to mention you have to attach the pedals too. The seat is also crappy. The way it's built is weird. The cables are already attached to the handlebars. So all you have to do is put it in place.
1478306
I've had a similar problem. The only thing I've done is squeze the handles together above and below the pivot with a screwdriver. This has worked for me - I hope this helps. Best Regards - Philip
1397703
I had the same problem, you basically have to pry the link apart with two pairs of pliers or vise grips or a vise and then put the bar in and squeeze it back together.
1885367
Sounds like you put it together incorrectly. Assuming the holes align you put the bolts through a pair of holes and screw the nut on from the below the frame.
1062619
If you have never put anything together before, you might want to ask somebody to help you. The directions are there.......but do you have the tools needed.....screw drivers, etc.Good luck.
346236
Your center support bar is upside down, unscrew it and flip it over. The handle bars are suppose to extend outward.
1590822
We actually have had the same problem. After about 4 minutes, it was terrible!! I read someone else's post which said that he was having the same problem and realized that he was very picky about making sure that everything was tight, so he loosened the screws a bit on the handle bars a quarter turn each until the squeek disappeared. We thought that we would try that. We did tonight, and it totally worked!! We loosened them on the handle bars on top and where they connect to the flywheel. That has made a tremendous difference. Prior to that, we had used WD40 and grease, but nothing seemed to work. Try to loosen the screws and see what happens. We actually have had the same problem. After about 4 minutes, it was terrible!! I read someone else's post which said that he was having the same problem and realized that he was very picky about making sure that everything was tight, so he loosened the screws a bit on the handle bars a quarter turn each until the squeek disappeared. We thought that we would try that. We did tonight, and it totally worked!! We loosened them on the handle bars on top and where they connect to the flywheel. That has made a tremendous difference. Prior to that, we had used WD40 and grease, but nothing seemed... » Read More We actually have had the same problem. After about 4 minutes, it was terrible!! I read someone else's post which said that he was having the same problem and realized that he was very picky about making sure that everything was tight, so he loosened the screws a bit on the handle bars a quarter turn each until the squeek disappeared. We thought that we would try that. We did tonight, and it totally worked!! We loosened them on the handle bars on top and where they connect to the flywheel. That has made a tremendous difference. Prior to that, we had used WD40 and grease, but nothing seemed to work. Try to loosen the screws and see what happens. « Show Less
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try pushing the wheels in tighter; they're supposed to snap in. you need to use some strength. put some elbow grease into it man.
1092276
There is some assembly required. You assemble the handle bars, brakes, seat and peddles. My husband did not find it too difficult to complete.
1255871
Email the company. It's really ez to assemble. If I find my instructions I will let you know
870935
Some assembly is required. All cables are already attached, which is convenient. I had to put on the handlebar, seat, tires and pedals. It took about half an hour, and I'm a novice.
69268
The bike comes decently assembled already. You mainly need to just put on the pedals and handle bars. You could find a tutorial online if you needed to.