Realign the Crossbar and Frame Correctly

These instructions apply to the Cyseekin C10. If the handlebars and front wheel are not aligned after assembly, in many cases this is not due to a defect, but simply to a slight twist in the front area.

A quick adjustment is usually enough to realign the crossbar or front frame area correctly.

It is important that the handlebars, crossbar, and front wheel are properly aligned in a straight line again at the end.
Important: Switch off the e-bike before making the adjustment. Then first check while stationary that the handlebars and front wheel are aligned straight.

C10

C10 Folding E-Bike: Realign the Crossbar and Frame Correctly

Please also watch the video:

Typical indication

The handlebars appear straight, but the front wheel points in a different direction—or the crossbar and wheel are visibly not aligned.

Quick guide:

  1. Park the e-bike securely and switch it off.
  2. First check from the front whether the front wheel and handlebars are visibly turned relative to each other.
  3. Slightly loosen the relevant fastening in the area of the crossbar or front frame.
  4. Carefully realign the handlebars, crossbar, and front wheel so they are in a straight line.
  5. Make sure that the front wheel points straight ahead.
  6. Then tighten the loosened screws evenly again.
  7. Check again whether the handlebars and tires are now aligned.
  8. If necessary, repeat the alignment in small increments.

Important final step

  1. After the adjustment, please first check that it functions correctly while stationary.
  2. Then carefully test the e-bike at low speed.
  3. Do not use the e-bike normally again until everything is working correctly.

If the problem persists

If the problem cannot be resolved using the described adjustment, please contact Cyseekin Support.

✉️ Email: support@cyseekinbike.com

A short photo or video will help us review the case more quickly and initiate the after-sales process for you directly.

If possible, please include a short recording of the problem as well as a photo or video of the affected area.

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