Instructions / Assembly

Adjustments 4

Figure 4.7

❷ If the gap between the brake pad and wheel is uneven,

adjust the posion of the brake pad.

• Using a phillips head screwdriver, adjust the brake arm

screws on either side of the brake arm. Note: Turning the

screw clockwise moves the pad away from the rim.

Turning the screw counterclockwise moves the pad

towards the rim. Figure 4.7

• Start with the side where the pad is closest to the rim or

is not moving properly. Turn the screw to move the pad

towards or away from the rim.

• Adjustments to these screws should be made in small

increments, one-quarter to one-half turn then checked by

acvang the brake lever three to four mes aer each

adjustment. If you connue to adjust the screw unl you

have noceable movement you will run out of

adjustment.

❸ Pull and release the brake lever a few mes and check if the

pads are centered.

❹ If necessary, repeat steps one through three unl the brake

pads are centered and the gap between the pads and rim is

close to 1/8 inch.

Note: If you run out of adjustment capability on one side,

adjust the screw on the opposite side. If you run out of

adjustment capability on both screws do a minor

adjustment to the brake cable. Adjustments should be made

to each side as equally as possible to prevent running out of

adjustment capability.

Even space between

brake pad and wheel

Brake arm screw

Brake arm

screw