Manuals for IKEA Bicycles
Below you can find all models IKEA Bicycles for which we have manuals available. Also view the frequenty asked questions at the bottom of the page for useful tips about your product. Is your model not on the list? Please contact us.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the best way to disassemble my IKEA product? Verified
IKEA states that the best way to disassemble their products is to follow the instructions backwards.
This was helpful (18778) Read moreThere is a screw/plug/nail missing from my IKEA product. Where can I get a replacement? Verified
Every IKEA has a section where you can take free screws, plugs and other fixings.
This was helpful (9000) Read moreI want to remove a wooden dowel from my IKEA product, but I can't get it out. What should I do? Verified
It's best to use a pair of pliers and use light pressure to remove the dowel. Don't squeeze too hard, or else the dowel will lose its grip.
This was helpful (1545) Read moreWhat is the right tire pressure for a bicycle? Verified
A bicycle tire needs to be inflated quite hard. The exact pressure can be different for each bicycle and brand, but in general it is good to use at least 3,5 to 4,5 bar. The ideal pressure is often indicated on the tire.
This was helpful (207) Read moreHow often should I lubricate my bicycle chain? Verified
With normal use it's best to lubricate the chain once a month. Increase this frequency in case of heavy use. Also lubricate after trips in heavy rain or lots of dust.
This was helpful (165) Read moreWhat does the size of the wheel say about my bicycle? Verified
With a larger wheel you will travel more distance with a single rotation. Without extra gears or other aid this will often also cost more effort. It is therefore not true that bicycles with larger wheels will go faster.
This was helpful (107) Read moreThe tires on my bicycle are flat, even though I haven't used my bicycle for a long time, why is that? Verified
Bicycle tires are made of rubber. This a natural product that is prone to drying out. This can happen due to exposure to sunlight or by the passing of long periods of time. A dried out tire can crack or go flat during the first ride.
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