Please rest assured, this is normal and is usually due to the bike's inner chain having a large amount of lubricant on it to ensure its smooth use for the next couple years. I encourage you to continue using your Blitz Bike, as the lubricant will beg
Sometimes, the bolts and screws that apply tension to the belt get loosened slightly while in shipping. Once the bike is assembled, the belt can then "walk" off the spin wheel. Here's the full video of how it can be fixed by adjusting the belt's tens
While they can get quite stiff after the manufacturing and shipping process, they simply need to be realigned with a gentle push/pull. Heres a video on how you can use a screwdriver to realign them:.
Swapping out a dented cage for an entirely new one is a time-consuming and extensive repair since it involves removing multiple parts, including the cage, fan, belt and other small components. Instead, we recommend reversing the dents in the cage jus
Here's a short 90s video (click here) on how to get the handlebars as tight as possible, to avoid them loosening in the future. Alternatively, here's how to fix it (written instructions):. Ensure that you have the following tools available: loctite (
Please do this 1-minute test (click here) on your Blitz Bike monitor and let me know how it goes?. If your monitor is unable to do any part of this test, then it's likely defective and we'll send you a replacement.
The issue of your Blitz Bike's seat not locking is likely due to a small screw that has loosened inside the locking lever (picture attached). After removing the small rubber flap, you can tighten down the screw using the medium-sized Allen key that c
Squeaks are usually best treated with 100% silicone spray, we recommend getting a spray can with the straw attachment for precision spraying. Avoid getting it on any electrical components and anywhere that you walk, sit or grip — it's extremely slipp
The speed sensor that sticks into the cage near the center of the fan can sometimes get jostled during shipping, throwing off its alignment with the fan's magnet. Sensors are rarely ever defective right out of the box, so a simple realigning of the t