Haynes bike book 5th edition

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Dirt is the number one enemy of suspension. After every ride make sure to wipe the seal area and stanchions of your fork and shock.

Every few rides double check that your suspension sag is correct, as well as your rebound and compression adjustments. Working on your bike at home can seem daunting, and we'd always recommend you take your bike to a qualified mechanic if possible. One of our Cytech qualified mechanics will hand build your bike leaving only a few minor adjustments for you to do once your new bike arrives.

Our mechanic will also complete a rigorous Pre-Delivery Inspection PDI before carefully re-packing for shipping to you; but in order to fit the bike back into its box for delivery, some disassembly has to be done. Re-assembly of these parts should be straightforward and should not take very long.

Tools You'll Need Not Provided A multi-tool or a 4mm or 5mm Allen key, a pedal wrench or 15mm Allen key, depending on your pedals and a pair of scissors to open the box and cut the zip-ties with.

Open the Box and Remove Your Bike Carefully remove your bike from the box and remove all of the packaging and zip ties with your scissors or snips. Never use a sharp knife as this can easily result in damage to paintwork and tyre sidewalls. Pedals and quick release if supplied will be in a small box at the bottom of your package as well as an instruction manual for your specific bike.

Make sure you keep hold of this as it contains your bike's serial number. Secure Your Front Wheel Bikes will be delivered with the rear wheel already fitted so all you have to do is slide in the front wheel. First, remove the plastic fork spacer, along with any other packing material.

Set the frame upright on the ground and attach the wheel. Make sure that the brake is properly aligned and that the wheel is sitting straight. Next, tighten the quick release skewer if supplied and make sure that the brake quick release is tightened.

Attach the Handlebars Using a multi-tool or a 4 or 5mm Allen key, clamp the faceplate over the bars so that they are fastened securely but not so tight that you cannot change the angle of the bars.

Note many models of handlebar have handy measurement markers, allowing you to find your perfect angle. Fit Your Pedals It is important to note that pedal threads are different from left side and right side. The right side pedal has a right-hand thread removes anti-clockwise, installs clockwise. Seller notes:. Nice book. Custom Bundle:. Book Series:. United Kingdom.

Ex Libris:. Publication Year:. Book Title:. The Bike Book. Intended Audience:. Young Adults, Adults. Bicycle Repair Manual. ISBN: This book is slightly dated and the organization of information could be somewhat improved. However, I like the fact that this book goes a bit into theory -- i. For example, the discussion on gears is coupled with tables and formulas to help you determine the best cassette or freewheel for your particular needs. I found this quite helpful when tweaking my bike for mountain touring.

All illustrations and photographs are in black and white, but because this is a full-sized book, they are large and clear. This is a step-by-step repair and tune-up manual. Repair procedures are clearly sequenced 1, 1a, 1b, 2, 2a, 2b, etc ; each procedure usually has a detailed and labeled color photograph and there are hundreds of all-color photographs in this manual.

The book a bit dated , but it seems to cover most of the latest technologies, such as disc brakes and hydraulic shocks. The troubleshooting tables are very helpful. Please note: This is a practical, hands-on "how-to" book. It is not a why-it-works theory book. The MIT Press. ISBN: The book, from the world-renowned engineering school MIT, begins with the history of bicycles and separates facts from myth.

It goes on to discuss such topics as human-power generation, bicycle physics and concludes with extensive coverage of all human-powered machines.

This is a highly technical book, often using mathematical formulas, graphs, charts and technical drawings. However, this is not a university-level textbook.