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Razor Powerwing User Manual

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 Squeeze the hand lever to  
test the brake to make sure it 
is working properly. The front 
fender should clamp down and 
rub against the front wheel. If 
brake is not working properly, 
proceed to the next step.
1
 To adjust the brake cable 
wire, thread the brake lever 
adjuster in or out 1/4 to 1/2 turn 
until the desired cable tension is 
attained. 
1 
Remove the plastic protector 
covering the wedge and loosen the 
black folding knob and swing to 
the 6 o’clock position to unfold the 
handlebar stem.
2 
Insert the handlebar stem into 
the front fork. You may have to 
loosen the wedge to allow it to 
slip into the front fork.
3
 
Slide the handlebar stem 
down into the front fork until 
it fits snuggly into the lock 
nut on the headset.
      WaRNINg: Failure 
to properly tighten the wedge 
may allow the handlebars to 
dislodge while riding and may 
cause you to lose control and 
fall. When correctly tightened, 
the handlebars will not rotate 
out of alignment with the 
front wheel under normal 
circumstances.
      WaRNINg: Keep your 
fingers clear of the pivoting 
mechanism when folding or 
unfolding the 
PowerWing™
, and 
make sure others are standing 
clear.
Note: The cable and wire 
assembly from the handlebar 
must not wrap around the 
steering tube or handlebar as 
shown in step 3. Sharp bends or 
twisting of the brake cable can 
cause the brake to malfunction.
 SET-Up aND USagE
4
 
Using a 5mm hexagonal key 
wrench to tighten the stem 
bolt. The stem bolt is properly 
tightened when the handle-
bars cannot be twisted out of 
alignment with the front wheel. 
Make sure the handelbars are in 
line with the front wheel before 
tighten stem bolt all the way. 
5
 
Bring the handlebar stem 
back to the upright position.
6
 
Swing the black folding knob 
to the 12 o’clock position and 
tighten by hand until handlebars 
are secure.
q 
attaching the Handlebars
q 
adjusting the Brake
4
3 
If the brake is too tight or too 
loose, use a 8mm open wrench 
and a 3mm allen wrench to make 
adjustments as needed.