Great video and much appreciated. I bought one of these last night. All has gone well apart from the front brakes. When I attached them back after installing the front wheel they seem to be very tight and not releasing fully when the brake is not being used
Thanks very much for the positive feedback. I think you can adjust the front brakes via a nut just above the pads (I.e. loosen nut and allow more wire to slide through so the brakes are open a bit more). Hope you get sorted.
Hi, I'm not sure if I was supposed to or not but I did not use any grease during this build and I am still using the bicycle regularly for 25k + cycles with no issues.
Jeepers maybe it is supposed to have grease applied. No grease came with it so I didn't even know it was supposed to have any grease. Though it's been working grand for two summers lots of use no issue, so maybe it's not super critical !!
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Thanks,for your video it was really helpful.
Built my 8 yo her first mountain bike.
God bless
Thanks very much for your kind feedback it's very much appreciated indeed. Really glad this video helped you.
Thanks for the video pal really big help especially with adjusting the breaks, I had a brain wobble assembling my daughters bike 😂
No problem at all I'm very glad the video was useful and thanks for the kind feedback. I hope she enjoys her new bicycle.
Thanks so much for your video. Very helpful
You are welcome!
as a young girl this helped me tremendously
Thanks mate, very helpful ❤
Glad it helped, thanks very much for the feedback 😀
Good job.!
Helped me with the Christmas presents.
Many thanks.
Thanks very much for your feedback. I'm really glad to hear it helped 😊
Cheers. That handlebar plastic cap threw me off guard.
Haha yes I know the very one. Thanks very much for the feedback !!
Great video and much appreciated. I bought one of these last night.
All has gone well apart from the front brakes. When I attached them back after installing the front wheel they seem to be very tight and not releasing fully when the brake is not being used
Thanks very much for the positive feedback. I think you can adjust the front brakes via a nut just above the pads (I.e. loosen nut and allow more wire to slide through so the brakes are open a bit more). Hope you get sorted.
This little box is.... The f****** one I'm looking for, not in the box, assembling on Christmas eve, Santa's taking this L
Oh dear that's a nightmare. Hope ya get sorted !!
How come your handle bars slipped straight in mine won't
Try loosening up the handlebar screw to make a little more room. Maybe on urs it's already tightened up a little too much.
How it fix it hand bar pelese
did you get that bike for you and also what size did you get as im 5"11 any help will be great thanks :)
Yes this bike was for me and I use it all the time for 25k cycles. It's a great bike I'm 6 2" 15 stone and no issues at all.
Do you have to use grease for this or is it not needed
Hi, I'm not sure if I was supposed to or not but I did not use any grease during this build and I am still using the bicycle regularly for 25k + cycles with no issues.
@bumbleshufflesdiy5908 ight thanks lad sounds fine just saw a halfords building guide and it used it just didnt know if i needed it or not
Jeepers maybe it is supposed to have grease applied. No grease came with it so I didn't even know it was supposed to have any grease. Though it's been working grand for two summers lots of use no issue, so maybe it's not super critical !!