Thank you for becoming a new owner of GENIUS folding bike.
We hope you will be fully satisfied and enjoy riding it.
Before using your bicycle for the first time, please take some time to read this
owner’s manual, and in particular to practice the folding and unfolding
procedures properly.
Proper operation of your bicycle is important for your safety and enjoyment.
With just a bit of experience, you should be able to fold and unfold your
bicycle in 3 seconds.
If you carry out any adjustments or maintenance work yourself, do read the
relevant section of this manual first.
Be sure to follow the sequence of steps carefully.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Pages
Safety 2
GENIUS bicycle terms 3
Riding position settings 4
How to use GENIUS 6
o Unfolding procedure 6
o Folding procedure 7
Running adjustments & checks 9
Maintenance 11
Routine replacements 12
Warranty 14
SAFETY
Before your first ride
Make sure it has been checked and adjusted by a bicycle technician. This will
validate your warranty and ensure that your bicycle is optimally adjusted for
performance and safety.
Riders should be between 1,20 m and 1,95 m in height and weight no more than
105 kg or 230 lbs.
¾ When using be sure you know all local road regulations
¾ A helmet is recommended for safe riding
¾ Use appropriate lights, front and rear, when riding after dark
GENIUS is only for use on roads and well made paths. Other surfaces can
overstress the frame. The tyres and wheels are also quite unsuitable for riding on
uneven ground.
Be aware it has not been designed for cross country or freestyle riding.
All use out of the above instructions can cause injury and will cancel the
warranty immediately.
Before each ride
Saddle and handlebars should be ajdusted to suit your own riding position.
Please, follow the instructions below.
WARNING
In unfolded position (riding position), be sure that :
¾ Stay tube (Refer to GENIUS Bicycle Terms: 33 ) is properly secured to
the back of the rear fork slot
¾ All latches and saddle, stay and stem clamps are properly secured
(Refer to GENIUS Bicycle Terms: 44
¾ Check your brake system and tyre pressure
Do not ride your bicycle if it is damaged or if one of the above
instructions is not followed.
Have it serviced immediately by an authorised technician.
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