KIDS'2QUICKASSEMBLYGUIDEFRYou got this!

WARNING: Failure to follow the assembly instructions outlinedin this guide could lead to an accident, which could cause serious
injury or death.

3IMPORTANT: This assembly guide is not a replacement for theTrek Owner’s Manual or other instructions required for your bicycle.
The Trek Owner’s Manual contains essential safety informationthat you must read and understand before riding your new bike.
The manual is included in the box and can also be found attrekbikes.com/manuals.

WARNING: You add to the risk of injury if you use your bicycle

in an incorrect manner. Misuse can add stress to the bike andcause the frame or components to break. To decrease your risk ofinjury, use the bicycle in the manner for which it was designed (seethe "Use conditions & weight limits" section in the Trek Owner’s
Manual).

To see the guide and watch the assembly
video, use this QR code:trekbikes.com/how-to-assemble-bike >Kids' bikes
If you are unsure about the final assembly, take your bike to a Trekretailer for an assembly inspection before riding.

WARNING: Use only hardware supplied by Trek to complete theassembly of the bicycle.

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Remove the tools from the tool box.
Parts and tools will vary based on bike model.
Not all tools are provided (such as a tire pump).
5 Nm

7 Nm

Torquewrenches

ExamplePedal
greasePedalsPedal
wrenchManuals

Trainingwheels

You can also find themanuals online at
trekbikes.com/manuals.

Nm = tightness

Match the number on
the torque wrench to theetching on the component.
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2Take the bike out of the box. Check the bike for shipping
damage and make sure all parts are included. Pay
special attention to the fork legs and the seat stays (bothinside and outside surfaces).

HANDLEBAR

3Loosen the stem bolts and rotate the handlebar so it'saligned with the front wheel.

Stem boltEN

If you notice damage or you’re unsure about the initial inspectionof your bike, contact Trek Customer Care at 1-800-585-8735.

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Tighten the stem bolts one half turn at a time —switching between them — until you feel the tool click.

5Loosen the faceplate bolts a few turns and rotate thehandlebar up until it's the same angle as the forks or thebrake levers are about 45° to the ground. Then tighten
the faceplate bolts until they are snug.
Faceplatebolt

Make sure the handlebar iscentered in the faceplate.

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PEDALS

6

Tighten the faceplate bolts one half turn at a time — in
the order shown below — until you feel the tool click.

7

Grease the pedal threads and clean the crank arm
threads (there may be residue from the packaging strap).

OR

Crank arm threads

Make sure the gap is equal onthe top and bottom. If the spacing
is unequal, loosen the bolts andretighten them following the orderabove.

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Crank arm threads

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8

Thread the pedals in by hand — tightening by the nut,
not the pedal. Then use the pedal wrench to fullytighten the pedals.

9

If there are training wheels, remove the washers andknobs from the rear axle and install the training wheels.
Then fully tighten the knobs.

After tightening, the tool should leave a
noticeable impression in the palm of your hand.

Both pedals tighten towards
the front of the bike.

NutWasher WARNING: The chainring has sharp points. Be careful when working
around the chainring. Failure to do so may result in cut or pinched skin.
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faces the backof the bike.

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10SEAT HEIGHT
Inflate both tires to within the pressure range listed onthe tire.

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Loosen the collar bolt and adjust the seat height to you
or your child's riding preference. Then tighten the collar
bolt until you feel the tool click.

Collar bolt

Align the seatwith the top tube.

Make sure to insert
past the minimum
insertion line.
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In a normal riding position,
your knee should beslightly bent at the bottomof your pedal stroke.

Adjust the seat height toa comfortable position
for smaller riders.
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BICYCLE ASSEMBLY CHECKLISTBefore and after your first ride, complete this checklist:

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Handlebar properly aligned? (Step 3)
Stem properly aligned and stem bolts tightened? (Steps 4-5)
WARRANTY: For information about your bike’s
warranty, please see
trekbikes.com/inside_trek/warrantied_for_life.

Faceplate bolts properly tightened? (Step 6)
Pedals installed correctly and tightened? (Steps 7-8)
Training wheels installed correctly? (Step 9)
Tires inflated to correct pressure? (Step 10)
Seatpost installed and seat height correct? (Step 11)
Read the Trek Owner’s Manual (included with your bike).
Register your bicycle.
Perform a pre-ride check.

Register your bikeat trekbikes.com/
productRegistration/

QUESTIONS? Please contact your local Trek bikeshop, call Trek Customer Care at 800-585-8735 from
9am – 5:30pm Monday – Friday CST, or chat with us at
trekbikes.com/contactus.

Watch the Pre-RideCheck video on the Trek
Bicycle YouTube channel.

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WARRANTY: For information about your bike’s
warranty, please see
trekbikes.com/inside_trek/warrantied_for_life.

QUESTIONS? Please contact your local Trek bikeshop, call Trek Customer Care at 800-585-8735 from
9am – 5:30pm Monday – Friday CST, or chat with us at
trekbikes.com/contactus.

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