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4. KNOW YOUR BIKE

5. QUICK ASSEMBLY GUIDE

10. PERSONAL SAFETY

13. RIDING WITH JUNIORS

14. STEERING, HEADSETS

AND HANDLEBARS

16. PEDALS

17. QUICK RELEASE WHEELS

18. SADDLE ADJUSTMENT

20. BRAKES

27. CRANKS

28. GEARS

34. SPECIALIST BIKES

36. BMX

38. RACE/TOURING/CARBON

FRAMES & FORKS

40. MAINTENANCE

46. CLOTHING &

ACCESSORIES

CONTENTS 21 POINT PRE-DELIVERY INSPECTION

Mechanic’s signature:

..............................................................

Customer’s signature:

..............................................................

Date: ....................................................

Each item should be ticked by the mechanic undertaking the Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) and signed at the end to

certify that the cycle is being handed over in first class condition. All riders, including Mail Order customers, are urged

to make similar periodic safety checks for themselves, or have them done by a retailer, using this list as a guide.

Fit all of the loose equipment supplied with the bike and

tighten pedals, toe clips and straps

Lubricate chain and suggest appropriate lubricant

to customer, depending on likely use.

Adjust wheel quick releases and position levers correctly.

Tighten wheel nuts, where fitted, and explain the

importance of correct chain tension where necessary

Suspension bikes – forks only: sit customer on saddle and

demonstrate how to adjust the springs where applicable.

Spin wheels to check trueness, then test tyre pressures.

Full suspension bikes: sit customer on saddle and

demonstrate how to adjust the rear suspension, and

then the front. Check that the bike is level when the

whole weight of the customer is placed on the saddle.

Check that the saddle height and fore and aft adjustment

are correctly matched to the customer.

Check handlebar height and handlebar angle are correctly

matched to the customer.

Check that any extra-cost equipment or any accessories

mounted on the bike before purchase are correctly fitted

and safe. Explain how to use them to the customer.

Make sure that the seat post and handlebar stem are

not extended further than the safety limit line.

Hub gear bikes: explain to customer how to disconnect

gear cable and remove back wheel.

Tighten saddle clip, saddle adjustment bolt, handlebar

stem fixing, handlebar clamp bolt and bar ends.

BMX bikes: test that steering can be rotated through

360° without getting the brake cables caught up

(gyro models only).

Test brakes and check pad position, adjusting as required.

Check front brake is connected to right hand lever. Check

that customer can reach the brake lever comfortably.

Kid’s bikes: Sit rider on bike and check that the rider can

place both feet flat on the ground. Adjust brake lever

reach to suit individual customer. Explain to parents and

children that the use of garage air lines is dangerous.

Demonstrate effectiveness of braking system to customer

and explain the danger of pitch-over, especially if the

brakes are allowed to lock.

Frame Numbers (To be recorded by PDI mechanic).

See page 6 for location.

Check that the gears change cleanly and adjust

as necessary.

Explain the guarantee and servicing arrangements to

the customer and ensure that he or she is happy with

everything before signing off below.

Show customer how to change gear and explain that low

gears should be used for climbing hills, middle gears for

the flat and high gears for downhill.

Check chainwheel and crank bolt torque is 42-45Nm.

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Brand	Raleigh
Model	Mustang Elite
Category	Bicycles
File type	PDF
File size	4.94 MB

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What 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.

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