Lionelo Bart Tour Manuel De L'utilisateur page 5

hole. Next insert the handlebars into the front fork of the bike. Make
sure the handlebars have been fixed properly and the wheels are in
a forward position (see: fig. 2) Adjust the handlebars height to your child's
height - the handlebars depth marker (marked as C in fig. 2) must not be
visible, it must be inside the bike crossbar. Use an Allen wrench (included
in the set) to screw the shank in the handlebars until it resists. When
the procedure is done, make sure the handlebars have been mounted
securely. If not, tighten up the shank so that the handlebars get stable.
2. Saddle (fig. 3).
Release the nut on the saddle clamping ring (9). Insert the saddle tube
into the saddle hole in the crossbar. Adjust the saddle height to your
child's height - the saddle depth marker (marked as A in fig. 3) must not
be visible, it must be inside the crossbar. Tighten up the nut on the saddle
clamping ring (9) properly. When the procedure is done, make sure the
saddle has been fixed securely. If not, tighten up the nut on the ring so
that the required stability is guaranteed.
3. Wheels (fig. 4)
Insert the shank (A) through the hole in the bike fork and then through
sleeve (B), wheel (C), second sleeve (B) and second hole in the fork.
Tighten up the axis nut (D) with an Allen wrench. The assembly of bike
wheels is exactly the same.
Before you use the product, make sure all fixing elements have been
screwed in properly.
How to use
Sit on the saddle, grab both handlebars grips firmly and push your feet
against the ground alternately. When you get some speed, lift your feet
to ride freely. This is how your child should learn how to keep its balance.
To turn, it is necessary to turn the handlebars in a relevant direction and
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