Online Monkey/Gorilla Bike New Assembly School.
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Unwrap Front headlamp and handlebars

Next remove the plastic and foam wrap from the headlamp, handlebars, and luggage rack.

Unbolt Crate Frame

Remove screws and unbolt the crate frame from the base.

Unbolt Front Axle

Next you will want to unbolt the front axle and remove the axle bolt from the bottom of the frame.  Notice that the speedometer sensor and front brake cable are assembled already!  Top Quality through and through!

Install Front Axle/Tire

Next pay attention to the speedometer sensor to make sure it properly engages with the hub on the wheel.  Insert the axle, align up everything and apply loctite to the lock bolt and tighten snugly. (do not over-tighten)

Attach Front Brake Cable

Pay attention to the installation pin to make sure that it holds the brake hub secure.  Install pin is located on the fork and engages the hub in the large slot on the hub.  Next attach the brake cable and install adjuster nut.

Remove Fender Bolts

Remove Fender bolts for fender installation. (may be also located in accessory box)

Disclaimer:
      Please Remember that it is the customers responsibility to check ALL bolts, nuts and screws for looseness before & after riding.  An excellent solution for assembly is Loctite brand thread locker.  Loctite is a liquid that is applied to bolt threads to prevent them from vibrating loose.  Loctite may be purchased at any hardware or automotive store.  We recommend Loctite #242 for all general hardware and Loctite #243 for areas that encounter grease, oil and other lubricants.  If you own a motorcycle you are going to want to own some Loctite!  The instructions below are meant to help guide you and are no substitution for reading the manual and practicing safe mechanical habits.  Please acknowledge that Retrobikes.com is not responsible for misassembly, misrepresentation, overlooked details and shall be held harmless and free from any liability for any advice and instruction provided.