Petal 18 inch Wheel Size Kids Heritage Bike - Bike Pazzaz - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Kids Bike
Brand	Pazzaz
Model	Petal 18 inch Wheel Size Kids Heritage Bike
Wheel Size	18 inches
Frame Material	High-tensile steel
Recommended Age	4 to 7 years
Rider Height	Approximately 105-130 cm
Max Rider Weight	30 kg (66 lbs)
Brakes	Coaster brake (pedal brake) and front caliper hand brake
Tires	18 x 1.75 inches, pneumatic
Seat Height (adjustable)	56 cm to 66 cm (from ground to top of seat)
Training Wheels	Included, removable
Chain Guard	Full chain guard for safety
Reflectors	Front, rear, and wheel reflectors
Assembly Required	Yes, partial assembly (handlebars, pedals, seat, training wheels)
Tools Included	Allen keys, wrenches (6mm, 8mm, 10mm), and assembly manual
Weight	Approximately 12.5 kg (27.5 lbs)
Color Options	Classic blue, vintage green, rose pink (depending on availability)
Recommended Use	Neighborhood riding, paved paths, light trails
Maintenance	Regular tire pressure check, chain lubrication, brake adjustment
Warranty	1 year limited warranty

Frequently Asked Questions - Petal 18 inch Wheel Size Kids Heritage Bike Pazzaz

How difficult is the assembly?

Assembly is straightforward. The bike comes partially assembled. You need to attach the handlebars, seat, pedals, and training wheels. All required tools are included, and the manual provides step-by-step instructions. Most people complete it in 30-45 minutes.

How do I adjust the seat height?

Loosen the quick-release lever or bolt at the seat post clamp. Raise or lower the seat to the desired height (56-66 cm from ground). Ensure the seat post is inserted at least 5 cm into the frame for safety. Tighten securely.

What tools do I need?

The bike includes Allen keys and wrenches. No additional tools are required. The assembly manual details the specific sizes needed: 6mm, 8mm, and 10mm wrenches.

What is the recommended age and height?

The bike is designed for children aged 4 to 7 years, with a height range of approximately 105-130 cm (41-51 inches). Always ensure the child can comfortably reach the ground and handlebars.

What is the maximum weight limit?

The maximum rider weight is 30 kg (66 lbs). This includes any cargo. Exceeding this limit may damage the bike and pose a safety risk.

How to maintain the bike?

Regularly check tire pressure (40-65 psi recommended on sidewall). Lubricate the chain every few weeks with bike-specific oil. Check brake pads for wear and adjust cable tension as needed. Clean the frame with a damp cloth.

Are training wheels included? How to install?

Yes, training wheels are included. Install them on the rear axle using the provided brackets and bolts. Ensure both wheels are at the same height and contact the ground evenly. They can be removed once the child gains balance.

What safety features does the bike have?

The bike has a full chain guard to prevent clothing entanglement, front and rear reflectors, wheel reflectors, and a bell (some models). Coaster and hand brakes provide reliable stopping. Ensure all reflectors are visible.

What to do if the brakes squeak?

Clean the brake pads and rim with a soft cloth. If squeaking persists, check pad alignment: they should contact the rim squarely. Replace worn pads. For hand brakes, adjust cable tension by turning the barrel adjuster.

Can I replace the tires?

Yes, tires are standard 18 x 1.75 inches. You can replace them with any compatible tire. To remove, deflate fully, release the bead from the rim using tire levers, and install the new tire. Inflate to recommended pressure.

USER MANUAL Petal 18 inch Wheel Size Kids Heritage Bike Pazzaz

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QUICK ASSEMBLY GUIDE

CONTENTS

FITTING THE HANDLEBAR......page 3

FITTING THE SADDLE ......page 4

FITTING THE FRONT MUDGUARD......page 5

FITTING THE FRONT WHEEL......page 6

FITTING THE BASKET......page 8

FITTING THE PEDALS ......page 9

FITTING THE REFLECTORS & BELL......page 10

FINAL CHECKS......page 11

WARNINGS

● Always check that brakes work before each use - failure to set brakes correctly may result in serious injury or even death.
- Ensure all nuts / bolts / screws are securely tightened and checked before use. Recommended torques (tightness levels) are available in the owners manual.
- Check bike regularly for signs of damage. Do not use again until repaired.
- Keep your bike in good condition by cleaning off dirt, keeping it well maintained and storing in a dry place.
- Always wear a helmet that meets the latest safety standards and make sure you follow the manufacturer's instructions.

IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE WITH ASSEMBLY PLEASE CALL OUR CUSTOMER HELPLINE ON 0161 813 1745

1.- FITTING THE HANDLEBAR

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A Insert the handlebar into the frame. If necessary loosen the stem bolt at the top of the handlebars and stem to allow the wedge nut to move freely. Make sure the minimum insertion mark is not visible once this is fitted. The handlebar must be inserted beyond this point.

B The handlebar must be straight. Align this with the fork by looking downwards at it. The brakes must be facing the front of the bike. Use the allen key to tighten the bolt on top of the handlebar stem. Do not fully tighten until the end as you may need to adjust the height.

IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING ANY PROBLEMS PLEASE CALL 0161 813 1745 BEFORE RETURNING BIKE TO STORE

2.- FITTING THE SADDLE

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A Insert saddle into frame. Make sure the minumum insertion mark is not visible once this is fitted. The saddle must be inserted beyond this point

B Using the allen key provided, lock the seat in position by turning bolt in a clockwise direction. Do not fully tighten until the end as you may need to adjust the height.

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3.- FITTING THE FRONT MUDGUARD

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A First, remove the nut from the bolt in the top of the fork using the spanner provided, leave the bolt in place through the fork. Then remove the two screws from the feet of the fork using a crosshead screwdriver

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B You can then locate the mudguard in place

i First feed the mudguard through the back of the fork as shown.

ii Locate the mudguard on the bolt you left in the fork as shown and screw the nut on clockwise until it is finger tight. You can then screw the mudguard to the feet of the fork by replacing screws through the mudguard brackets and into the fork, tightening them by turning clockwise with a crosshead screwdriver. Tighten the nut on the top of the fork turning clockwise using the spanner provided.

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IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING ANY PROBLEMS PLEASE CALL 0161 813 1745 BEFORE RETURNING BIKE TO STORE

4.- FITTING THE FRONT WHEEL

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TOOLS NEEDED

SPANNER

A Before fitting the front wheel, you must open the brake arms by releasing the brake cable:

i Pull rubber cable protector to the right so you can see the brake cable inside it. Squeeze brake arms together.
ii Pull the noodle out by moving it left then up and out of the metal housing

B Turn the bike upside down. Remove the nuts on the front wheel axle by turning anti-clockwise and remove the locking washers. Then sit the wheel in the fork as shown.

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We need to install the basket bracket before we can secure the wheel in place.

i With the wheel sat in the fork, insert the locking washers on to the axles, securing the pin in place as shown.

ii Finally, tighten all the fixings with the tools provided. Do not forget to tighten wheel nuts using spanner provided

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THE PIN ON THE LOCKING WASHER MUST BE PLACED IN THE HOLE.

E Once the wheel is in place and tight, turn the bike the right way up

i Squeeze the brake arms together

ii Slot the brake cable noodle into the slot as shown

CORRECT BRAKE & WHEEL FITTING IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR YOUR SAFETY IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS THERE IS MORE INFORMATION IN THE USER MANUAL FAILURE TO CORRECTLY SET THE BRAKES MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY

IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING ANY PROBLEMS PLEASE CALL 0161 813 1745 BEFORE RETURNING BIKE TO STORE

5.- FITTING THE BASKET

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TOOLS NEEDED

SPANNER

A Make sure the stem basket braket is facing the front and make sure the cables don't get in the way.

B Now we need to fix the basket to the frame of the bike

i Line the holes in the basket plate and the frame bracket up and insert the screws / washers / fixing plate as shown.
ii From behind the frame bracket, place the washers on the screws and screw the nuts on clockwise finger tight.

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IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING ANY PROBLEMS PLEASE CALL 0161 813 1745 BEFORE RETURNING BIKE TO STORE

6.- FITTING THE PEDALS

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To fit the pedals correctly, you must position them the correct way around and screw them on in the right direction:

i Stickers indicate the left and right pedal. If these have dropped off, look at the end of the thread where it is imprinted.
ii The correct pedal needs to be attached to the matching side of the bike i.e. left pedal to left side and right pedal to right side.
iii IMPORTANT! Pedals need screwing in opposite directions so they don't fall off in use.
Left pedal is screwed in anti-clockwise / Right pedal is screwed in clockwise. Tighten pedals with spanner provided.

PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU FIT THE CORRECT PEDAL TO THE CORRECT SIDE. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN CROSS-THREADING, WHICH CAN CAUSE IRREPARABLE DAMAGE NOT COVERED BY WARANTY

7.- FITTING THE REFLECTORS & BELL

A First fully release the securing screws as shown (anti-clockwise)

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BELL RED REFLECTOR WHITE REFLECTOR

B Wrap the bell around the handlebar as shown, remembering to put it in a place where you can reach it easily whilst riding. Then wrap the white reflector around the handlebar near the centre, and wrap the red reflector in the same way around the saddle post.

Once these are in place, replace the screws and tighten by turning clockwise using a cross-head screwdriver

IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING ANY PROBLEMS PLEASE CALL 0161 813 1745 BEFORE RETURNING BIKE TO STORE

8.- FINAL CHECKS

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A You can now ensure your saddle and handlebars are at a comfortable riding position, and fully tighten. Always be aware of the minimum insertion mark and make sure these are inserted beyond this point.
B Check tyre pressures regularly. Recommended tyre pressures are clearly marked on the side of the tyre.
Check that all bolts and fixings are tight and secure. You should do this before every ride.
D Check functionality of brakes before every ride, you will find out more about this in the user manual included.

IMPORTANT: ENSURE ALL NUTS / BOLTS / SCREWS ARE TIGHT

RECOMMENDED TORQUES IN OWNER'S MANUAL APPENDIX

PLEASE READ OWNER'S MANUAL BEFORE RIDING THIS BIKE

ALWAYS CHECK BRAKE FUNCTIONALITY BEFORE RIDING

This assembly guide is copyrighted to Avocet Sports Limited. Any reproduction, in whole or in part, is strictly forbidden without prior written consent.