How do I tighten the fork so the bike does not wobble?
1655343
the fork attachment tightens just like most quick release wheels tighten. That is done by turning the bolt so it is close to snug then flipping the tightening lever to tighten the bolt on your fork. I hope that makes sense. Thanks
1655344
You tighten it by turning bolt on the fork attachment. You turn the bolt to where the bike is tight, then flip the tightening lever and you can then further turn the bolt to tighten more. Yakima is one of the premium bike rack manufacturers and make terrific products.
1655345
The bike skewer on the ForkLift works just like the skewer on your quick release wheel - use the thumb screw to get it close then 'cam' down the lever - be careful not to over tighten!
2164597
just loosen the fastener just forward of the seat, fold handlebars, forks, and front wheel back. with the provided allen wrench, loosen the handlebars to fold sideways. Loosen the seat clamp to either remove it or allow it to lower. pretty easy to figure out.
450828
Using the same "pull tight" supplied straps that are used to mount it to the forks. I suppose zip ties could also work. Looks awesome on my 04" Lowrider mounted to the forks. Very nice for the money, and got it in 4-days!
1748689
To adjust them use a 6 mm Allen wrench and rotate toward the bike that will be counter clockwise. The only thing I didn't like was they are not easy to clip on...
2186502
Hold the wheel lock button near the handle. At the same time use the fork to that came with the grinder to remove the nut that holds the wheel on. It will have two holes in it that are 180 degrees from one another. Loosen in a counter clockwise direction.
1497419
Also I recommend taking it to a bike shop to get a minor tune up if it's shifting funny. That's what we had to do. Pretty inexpensive.
1687975
Scooters are made to "wiggle" a bit where the bars+fork meet the deck. Pull up on the handlebars, if they aren't secured properly to the fork then you may have to tighten the clamp. Always refer to the instructions that are provided in the user manual before using the product.
169731
You can spin it on by hand and hand tighten it. It will tighten itself on when you pedal it. You will however need a tool to remove it. Most local bike shops won't charge you if you bring it in, just buy a tube or tip the guy $5.
1209786
I have no issues with the bike except it could have a tighter seat. Call a local bike company and maybe they could help you.
1960461
I had to use different screw, but of course the bikes should not be so heavy (old bikes). Regards.
1305529
Put the bottom seat bracket into the seat stud on the bike and tighthen the nuts as far as you can go until it holds your seat. Also look for a gel seat cover that goes over the seat for comfort when riding long cycles.
1485543
There is a clamp that is further to bottom that probably needs to be tighter than what it already is. The same thing happened to my son. If that does not work try taking it to the nearest bike shop to see if they know what to do.
456096
If you are having this issue, go to Walmart or an auto parts store and buy a small tube of lock tight. This will stop that from happening. I have put over a thousand miles on my bike and the pedals have never needed to be tightened.
1452373
I've clamped a few different bikes at the top tube without much problem. . .however, make sure you're at or at least near a "balance point" where you clamp the top tube. (Also make sure that the rotating head is engaged at an angle parallel to the top tube and all clamps are snug.) The "mast" needs to be oriented so it's angled over the "feet" so that you create a stable center of gravity. (I'd estimate in the ~ 10 degree range.)
2269638
There is a hex drive on top of the handlebar as you lok down at it. Tighten it and that should work
169729
just twist it on with your hand. It will tighten when you ride. To remove it however you need an acs crossfire key(removal tool)
1402158
Not likelyThe fork is held stable, but everyhing else flexes as if on the road.I'm not an engineer, but I don't see sny issues.