Yedoo ALLOY WOLFER Bedienungsanleitung Seite 5

Installation manual
8. 9.a
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Installing the brake cables Adjusting the angle of the brake levers
Squeeze the brake lever to the maximum On both brake levers loosen the screw
and insert the end of the brake cable on the sleeve. For the best results, stand
into the round lug (1). Insert the cable on the footrest, grab the handlebars and
into the groove and tighten the set stretch your fingers so they extend in
screw (2) and the nut (3). Repeat the a straight line from your hands. Set the
process with the other brake. The rear brake levers in this position and tighten
brake cable is usually mounted on the the two mounting screws.
right brake lever and the front brake
cable on the left.
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Adjusting the front brakes – Wolfer If the wheel touches the brake pad at
some point during the rotation, turn the
The entire surface of the brake pads whole brake mechanism until the brake
should fit tightly against the side of arms are evenly spaced from the rim.
To lock the position of the arms, turn the
the rim while braking. If not, adjust the
position of the brake pads using the lever downwards (1).
screws which attach the brake pads
to the arms of the brakes (1). The pads
should not touch the tyre and when
the brake levers are released the pads
should be 1–2 mm away from the rim.
The distance of the brake pads can be
adjusted by tightening or releasing of
the brake cable in the anchor bolt (2).
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9.b
6–7 Nm 6–7 Nm
You can adjust the position of the
handlebar ends on the Yedoo Wolfer
model using the mounting screws
shown on the picture.
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Adjusting the front brakes – Trexx
Insert the brake cable back into the
guide (1) and check the brake pads
during braking, ensuring that their entire
surface fits tightly against the side of the
rim. If not, adjust the brake pads position
with the screw (2), which attaches the
brake pads to the shoulders of V-brakes.
The bake pads must not touch the tyre.
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Check that the brake pads move away
from the rim sufficiently (1–2 mm) when
the brake lever is re-leased. The distance
of the brake pads can be adjusted by
tightening or loosening the brake cable
anchor bolt (1). If the brake pads come
into contact with the rim while the wheel
spins, adjust the spacing of the brake
arms symmetrically with the tensioning
bolts (2).
14.a
Adjusting the bowden cables
Adjust the position of the cables
and make sure they do not extend
outside the frame of the scooter
(especially in the rear fork area).
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Adjusting the rear brake is the same for
both models.
Insert the brake cable back into the
guide (1). Check the brake pads during
braking, ensuring that their entire
surface fits tightly against the side of the
rim. If not, adjust the screw (2), which
attaches the brake pads to the shoulders
of the V- brakes. The brake pads must
not touch the tyre.
14.b
Attach them to the socket in front of
the frame.
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Check that the brake pads move away
from the rim sufficiently (1–2 mm) when
the brake lever is re-leased. The distance
of the brake pads can be adjusted by
tightening or loosening the brake cable
anchor bolt (1). If the brake pads come
into contact with the rim while the wheel
spins, adjust the spacing of the brake
arms symmetrically with the tensioning
bolts (2).
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Anti-slip tapes
Use the spare anti-slip tapes to enhance
the anti-slip effect of the footrest. You
can easily stick them onto the empty
slots of the footrest. Caution: Clean and
degrease the footrest thoroughly before
installation.
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