How to build your new urban/hybrid bike out of the box

Our bikes are partially disassembled for transport. However, with some helpful tips, you can get your bike ready for riding in just a few simple steps. Here’s our step by step guide!


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You need:

  • Hex wrenches (4, 5, 6, 8 mm)
  • T25 star wrench
  • Torque wrenches
  • Pedal wrench
  • Manual

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Step 1: Unboxing

  • Remove your bike and all small parts from the box
  • Inside the bike box, you’ll find 1-2 small parts boxes
  • Remove all packaging from the frame

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Step 2: Straighten the bars

  • Loosen the bolts on the stem
  • Straighten the bars

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Step 3: Check the headset for play

  • Squeeze the front brake lever
  • Move the bike back and forth
  • If there’s any play inside the headset, adjust the headset play according to the instructions given in the handbook

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Step 4: Align your handlebars

  • Twist the handlebars until they are centred
  • Tighten the bolts in a crossing pattern, following the instructions you can find in the handbook

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Step 5: Adjust the saddle height

  • Undo the quick release or bolts on the seat clamp
  • Get your seat adjusted properly and follow the maximum and minimum insertion recommendations
  • Tighten the quick release lever or bolts on the seat clamp

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Step 6: Adjust your grips & accessories

  • Loosen the bolts on grips, levers and bell
  • Twist the components round the bars to get them into the right position
  • Tighten the bolts according to the manufacturer’s instructions

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Step 7: Installing the pedals

  • Most pedals have a groove around the spindle or a different marker to mark the left and the right pedal
  • Place the pedal thread into its side’s crank arm
  • Tighten the pedals according to the manufacturer’s instructions