Brodie Bicycle Owner's Manual

13, 24 25 Linear style brake (V-brake) FIGURE 6 - Picture of linear style brake with labeled parts (rear view) 1. Push the two brake arms together and slide the brake cable elbow guide up and away from the brake arm to release the V brakes and provide the necessary clearance to remove the tire.…

21, Brodie Bicycle 40 41 PART VI BRUCE SPICER'S RIDING TIPS Bruce’s Bio Bruce is our Product Manager. He has spent the better part of the eighties and nineties as a member of the Canadian National Road Team (8yrs) and a pro-level Mountain biker (8yrs). With an unprecedented 13 Canadian Nation…

18, 34 35 TECH 1.9 - Inspection II Handlebar Stem/Headset lnspection • Inspect stem for damage. • If you find or suspect damage have it inspected by your dealer before riding. • Check stem tightness before every ride by holding the wheel stationary between your knees and trying to turn the hand…

3, brodiebikes.com 5 Full Suspension Bikes 4 Brodie Owners Manual Tire Rim Spoke Hub (front) Head Tube Handle Bar Saddle Seat Post Rear Disc Brake Caliper Front Disc Brake Caliper Chain Stay Rear Derailleur Chain Front Derailleur Chainring Crank Arm Down Tube Linkage Plate Suspension Forks Top Tube St…

9, 16 17 PART IV RULES OF THE TRAIL, lnternational Mountain Bicycle Association (IMBA) Ride on open trails only. Respect trail and road closures; obtain permits and authorization as required. If you're not sure about access, ask. In areas where some riding is allowed, certain trails ma…

20, 38 39 FIGURE 13 - Chainrings with truncated teeth, pickup pins, and pickup teeth to aid shifting. Step-ln (Clipless) Pedals The pedal's four bindings should be loose enough to release when necessary and tight enough not to release prematurely. Pedals must have equal amounts of tension and …