CITY SPEED 920

Make sure you adjust the saddle height correctly before going out for your first ride.

Our advice: raise the saddle to your hip height and fasten the seat clamp collar with a size 6 Allen key (found on all multi-tools). If you want a more precise adjustment, you should be able to rest your foot on the pedal with your leg straight, then all you need to do is set off and ride ;)

The recommended pressure is 6 bars, if you're looking for greater comfort, reduce the pressure to 5 bars. Want more performance? Increase it to 7 bars.

Be careful, remember to check your tyres every 2 weeks.

For the more adventurous ;)

Security and serenity!

For greater comfort!

For transporting your everyday items!

Read below for instructions on using the lights on the Speed 920.

The recommended pressure is 6 bars, if you're looking for greater comfort, reduce the pressure to 5 bars. Want more performance? Increase it to 7 bars.

Remember to inflate your tyres every 2 weeks.

Brake pads don't last forever. Depending on how you ride, where you ride, and how much you weigh, your brakes will wear down slowly or quickly. This is why it's important to check them regularly and change them if necessary. 

Also, are your brakes tight? If you have any questions, we highly recommend visiting a Decathlon workshop, where a bike technician can adjust your town bike's brakes to ensure they are in tip-top shape.

We recommend maintaining your hydraulic brakes once per year if not once every two years. Look below for a video showing how to purge your brakes.

Having trouble with your Alfine wheel? It's not like a normal bike wheel, you'll need to "disconnect" the wheel's drive train cable. This can be done on your own or in the workshop:

Watch our video tutorial below to find out how to adjust your brakes: