How-tos tagged #brakes
Every how-to in the library about brakes. Each one lists the tools, the parts to check first, numbered steps, common mistakes and safety notes.
8 how-tos
Bikes & mobility1 h · ModerateHow to assemble a bike from the boxA boxed bike usually needs the handlebars straightened and tightened, the front wheel fitted, the pedals screwed in and the seat set.Bikes & mobility1 h · ModerateHow to assemble a bike trailerA child bike trailer folds out of the box and needs its wheels, tow arm and safety flag fitted, then a hitch attached to your bike's rear axle.Bikes & mobility15 min · EasyHow to assemble a kids kick scooterA kids kick scooter is mostly built in the box: you fit the handlebar or T-bar, set its height and check the folding lock and rear brake.Bikes & mobility40 min · EasyHow to assemble a kids' bikeA child's bike needs the same care as an adult's, with added steps: training wheels (stabilisers) set level, a chain guard in place and a seat height the child can reach the ground from.Kids & nursery30 min · EasyHow to assemble a stroller from the boxMost strollers arrive folded with the wheels, canopy and bumper bar off.Bikes & mobility2 h · ModerateHow to assemble an adult tricycleAn adult tricycle arrives with the front half largely built and the rear axle, two back wheels and basket separate.Bikes & mobility1 h 15 min · ModerateHow to assemble an e-bike from the boxAn e-bike comes out of the box much like a normal bike, plus a battery, a display and motor connectors.Bikes & mobility20 min · EasyHow to set up an electric scooterMost e-scooters need only the handlebar stem locked upright and the handlebars fitted.
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