How to set up the front wheel?
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I had send you an email with all the links for the videos for assembly. Here it is again.. Here are a few links for the assembly guide for your 49cc scooter. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uo4Ot9HAB5w&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Muir0m7nzvg&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dsMFZ7WsfE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtEPxtBW4v0&feature=related. Please feel free to contact us. Angie 469. 209. 8740
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Front wheel, peddles, seat and handlebars. Tires need air. Need metric wrench to adjust brake calipers.
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I had the same question! I was attemptying to replace only the cable on mine, because that's all that was broken. But I was not able to find just the cable, or more specifically; the part of the cable that hooks into the wheel and spins with the cable to make it work! After years of looking. This one simply hooks between the front wheel fork, and the hub/spokes. Simple and easy. Good luck!
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Yes, you need a riser to keep the front wheel from moving around. I had tried without a riser my first time and it did not end well
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You have to take the front wheel off and attach the bracket as well ad the bracket for the rear wheel.
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The front wheel is quick release. The rear wheel is conventional and needs a wrench to take off.
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Make sure you have your stem facing the correct way first. The fork should be at an angle pointing away from the back tire. I made that mistake first. Then make sure the brake lines are untangled from the handle bars and insert the rod into the stem. It should be a little snug but should still fit. If you are still having issues, try loosening the bolt that is under the plastic cap on the handle bars. Then re-try placing the rod into the stem. I know the directions are vague but find a video on youtube about bike assembly. It helped me out a lot when I put everything together. Best of luck and I hope you enjoy your new ride. Make sure you have your stem facing the correct way first. The fork should be at an angle pointing away from the back tire. I made that mistake first. Then make sure the brake lines are untangled from the handle bars and insert the rod into the stem. It should be a little snug but should still fit. If you are still having issues, try loosening the bolt that is under the plastic cap on the handle bars. Then re-try placing the rod into the stem. I know the directions are vague but find a video on youtube about bike assembly. It helped me out a lot when I put everything together. Best of luck... » Read More Make sure you have your stem facing the correct way first. The fork should be at an angle pointing away from the back tire. I made that mistake first. Then make sure the brake lines are untangled from the handle bars and insert the rod into the stem. It should be a little snug but should still fit. If you are still having issues, try loosening the bolt that is under the plastic cap on the handle bars. Then re-try placing the rod into the stem. I know the directions are vague but find a video on youtube about bike assembly. It helped me out a lot when I put everything together. Best of luck and I hope you enjoy your new ride. « Show Less
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Push in the red button and start pedaling. Don't be in highest gear. Also make sure your tire pressure is correct.
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Simply install the handlebars, front wheel, seat and pedals (which are clearly labeled left/right and show thread-direction) and inflate the tires. Everything else is pre-assembled and pre-adjusted (even the brakes and shifters, but I needed to tweak the brakes slightly) . Has good instructions, but you will need tools.
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Here's some instructions I found online. It helps a little. http://www.t-motorsports.com/tbox-jk1001-k/
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You need a generator front hub wheel. Shimano or other brand... Also known as dynohub. And a connector plug for said wheel
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This is a threaeded freewheel, put your freewheel tool in vise and set freewheel on top of it, turn wheel counterclockwise. Then to install, simply spin on by hand till tight.
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As for the wheels, just reach down and pull up the levers. VeryEasy, very simple---Sorry, can't help with the foot rests---They should have some instructions but they have not.
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I couldn't get the front wheels to stay on, but the back wheels do go on, but I can't remember how I did it.
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This is the correct answer. There is a fitting that snaps on the axel between the front wheels acting as a spacer. That fitting/spacer snaps off the shaft, You slide one wheel over against the other and snap the spacer /fitting on the axel on the outside of the two wheels.
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Yes, that is how my bike is set up. Fixed cog on right, free wheel on left, or vice versa, depending on how you want to ride. Good luck
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it is as easy as simply positioning the bike, turning a couple cranks, adjusting the tension wheel for the size of bike wheel and then getting on and riding the bike. I am a 67 year old grandmother who set it up in about seven minutes!