Operation Manual

4
First use / Assembly
If you have received your beixo through
a 3rd party and not a bicycle specialist,
you will nd a detailed descripon of
how to prepare your bike below. Adding
some grease on some bicycle parts before
mounng is advisable.
The pedals
Right
Turn the right pedal (with the character
R) manually in the right crank on the
cardanw side. The right side is the side of
the bike where the sha drive is located.
Then ghten it with a 15 mm at key,
turning it clockwise.
Le
Turn the le pedal (with the character L)
manually in the le crank. Then ghten it
with a 15 mm at key, turning it counter
clockwise.
Handlebar adjustment
There are two kinds of handlebars used
by beixo: the normal one and the so
called A-head. For the normal handlebar/
stem: loosen the stem with a 6 mm Allen
key. Put the stem into the bike in such
a way that the safety line is no longer
visible.
The steering tube can be adjusted as fol-
lows: Loosen the expander bolt by 4 turns
with a 6 mm Allen key (somemes it will
need a lile tap on the head); set the
correct height and secure the bolt again
with the 6 mm Allen key; check that the
handlebars are secure and x the cap or
plug again. The angle of the handlebars
can also be set to the desired posion.
Loosen the clamp bolt by a lile more
than a turn. Rotate the handlebar tube
into posion and ghten the bolt again
thoroughly.
A-head
The stem is mounted directly on the fork
front and xated by Allen bolts, on the
side and the other on top. To adjust the
direcon of the handlebar stem turn
loose the Allen bolts on the side, turn the
stem and fasten the bolts ghtly.
Saddle/Seat Post adjustment
Take some eort to put your saddle in the
right posion because this inuences the
quality of riding a lot.
There are a few of ways to get the right
saddle height. One way of doing it is to sit
on the bike with both feet on the pedals
put it in a rack or lean against a wall.
Place your pedals in the 6 o’clock and 12
o’clock posion. Your boom leg should
be fully extended with the heel placed
on the lower pedal. If it’s bent, raise the
saddle. If you have to rock your hips to
reach, just lower the saddle.
The idea is that when you correctly po-
sion your foot on the pedal, your knee
is just slightly bent at the boom of the
rotaon. Also make sure you don’t raise
the seat post beyond the manufacturer’s
recommended height as it could become
unstable and even break o when riding.