In this video Greg from Everyday Cycles, The Bike Store on the Second Floor, unboxes and assembles an Electric Omnium Cargo Mini Max bike. We explore the contents of the boxes, including the frame, wheels, fenders, and accessories. Greg discusses the Shimano electric drivetrain, the belt drive, and the cargo system. He also showcases the different color options and demonstrates the assembly process, including installing the battery, handlebar, stem, and brakes. Throughout the conversation, Greg provides tips and insights into the build process. Throughout this video, Greg continues building the Omnium Mini-Max E cargo bike. He installs the front wheel, adjusts the brakes, sets the tire pressure, charges the battery, and adds the front cargo rack. There are many helpful tips, not just for this particular build but bike builds in general, and insights throughout the process.
Takeaways
- The Electric Omnium Cargo Mini Max bike comes with a Shimano electric drivetrain, belt drive, and cargo system.
- The Mini Max is available in different color options, including Blurple, black, copper, and gray.
- The assembly process involves installing the battery, handlebar, stem, and brakes and more.
- Greg provides tips and insights throughout the conversation, such as using a torque wrench for proper tightening and following a star pattern when tightening bolts. Installing the front wheel requires torquing it to 6 Nm.
- The disc brake spacer keeps the brake pads from squishing in when the wheel is not installed.
- The tension on the Gates Carbon Drive belt can be adjusted using a tool or phone app.
- The saddle angle can be adjusted for comfort.
- Pedals have a reverse thread on one side.
- The front cargo rack can be removed for transportation.
- The battery needs to be charged before riding the bike.
Chapters
00:00 Unboxing the Electric Omnium Cargo Mini Max Bike
03:03 Exploring the Shimano Electric Drivetrain and Belt Drive
09:42 Customizing the Bike with Color Options and Accessories
15:23 Installing the Battery and Handlebar
26:38 Finalizing the Assembly and Torquing the Bolts
29:20 Installing the Front Wheel and Adjusting the Brakes
30:37 Setting the Tire Pressure and Charging the Battery
35:09 Adding the Front Cargo Rack
43:55 Final Adjustments and Test Ride
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10 июл 2024
