Setting up a new bike for your child is an exciting moment, and we’re here to ensure it’s a smooth process. Our video guides are specifically designed to walk you through each stage of assembling and fine-tuning your new 20 Childs Bike. Whether you prefer to watch the entire series or focus on specific steps, we provide all the resources you need.
Getting started with assembling your 20 inch bike? Begin with our unboxing guide to safely unpack your bicycle and identify all the components. Followed by learning how to correctly install the seatpost to ensure the right height for your child. Properly inflated tires are crucial for a comfortable and safe ride; our tire inflation video will show you how to achieve the recommended pressure.
Next, let’s move on to the wheels. Our video on front wheel nut and axle installation demonstrates the correct way to mount the front wheel, ensuring proper alignment and security. For bikes with gears, understanding the rear derailleur is essential. Our adjustment guide helps you fine-tune the derailleur for smooth and reliable gear changes.
Pedal installation is another key step. Watch our pedal installation video to learn how to correctly attach the pedals to the crank arms, remembering to align them properly to avoid damage. Ensuring the bike fits your child is important for their comfort and control. Our quick bike fit guide provides essential tips to make basic adjustments. Lastly, for bikes equipped with them, our V-brake installation video guides you through the proper setup of V-brake systems, ensuring effective braking.
If you need any further assistance or expert advice, remember that our dedicated Customer Service team is always ready to help. With these video resources and our support, you can confidently assemble your child’s new 20 inch bike and get them ready to enjoy the ride!
How to: Unbox Your Bike
How to: Install the Seatpost
How to: Inflate Tires
How to: Install a Front Wheel Nut and Axle
How to: Adjust a Rear Derailleur
How to: Install Pedals
How to: Quickly Fit Your Bike
How to: Install V-Brakes
