Bike Assembly Guide
Putting together your Hyper Bicycle is a breeze. Follow our detailed, easy-to-follow assembly guides and you'll be ready to hit the trails or the streets in no time
Step-by-Step Video Tutorials: Mastering Your Hyper Bicycle Assembly
Dive into our series of detailed assembly videos that make setting up your Hyper Bicycle as straightforward as riding it. Each tutorial is crafted to guide you through the process with clarity and expertise, ensuring you get everything just right.
Troubleshooting Common Assembly Issues
Stiff or Misaligned Wheels
Check that the wheels are properly seated in the fork and rear dropouts. Ensure all washers and spacers are correctly placed, and the quick-release or bolts are tightened to the manufacturer’s specifications without being overtightened.
Brakes Rubbing Against the Rim
If your brakes are rubbing, adjust the brake caliper position. Loosen the mounting bolts slightly, reposition the caliper so the pads are equidistant from the rim, and retighten the bolts. Ensure the brake pads are not worn out and replaced if necessary.
Gears Not Shifting Smoothly
Check the derailleur alignment and cable tension. Make sure the cables are not frayed or overly tight. You can adjust the tension using the barrel adjuster for smoother shifting.
Loose Handlebars or Seat Post
This often occurs if the clamps are not tight enough or the wrong size components are used. Ensure all clamps are tightened to the recommended torque, and use a torque wrench if available.
Squeaking or Unusual Noises
Identify the source of the noise, which is commonly due to loose parts or insufficient lubrication. Tighten all screws and bolts, and apply bicycle-specific lubricant to chains, pivot points, and cables.