Technical and setup help for 24" and 26" Guardian bikes.
Are the front brake arms not moving when you pull the brake lever?. Don't worry, it's likely that the front brake actually is working! See the video here to learn how the SureStop Brake System operates. Please note: the bike has to have weight on it
Having trouble getting the front brake to connect?.
Is the front brake rubbing on one side of the wheel on your 24" or 26" bike?. Don't worry! It's an easy fix!. Once you've checked the wheel alignment and still find one brake pad rubbing, simply adjust the brake tension screws using a Phillips head s
Click here to start our shifter troubleshooting guide. This guide will help you adjust your shifting by fixing your derailleur or shifter if your chain is falling off, or if you need help replacing your shifter. Most shifting problems occur if. 1. Th
Click here to start our 24" and 26" setup help guide. This guide will help you set up the front brake of your 24" or 26" bike from aligning the front wheel to fixing any brake rubbing issues.
Click here to start our Rear Brake troubleshooting guide. If you are noticing the rear brake is clamped down on the wheel, check the handlebar rotation. Make sure nothing is pulling on the brake line Your handlebars may be rotated 360 degrees. Don't
Here's how to install training wheels on a geared bike:.
Click here to start our Pedal troubleshooting guide. The right pedal tightens clockwise and the left pedal tightens counter-clockwise. This allows both pedals to stay tight as your child rides! If the pedals are not labeled, you can find whether it's
Click here to start our tire and tube repair guide. Tire and tube sizes:. 24" bikes: 24 x 1.75. 26" bikes: 26 x 1.75. Tube not holding air?. It's an inconvenience, but occasionally, tubes may fail to hold air. Don't worry; we're here to assist you in
When the front brake is rubbing on both sides of the wheel, it's likely the front fork needs to be rotated to unwrap the brake cables.
Click here to start our Seat and Seatpost guide. How to raise or lower the seat and tighten clamp:. Damaged seat? Reach out to our support team for more help: Contact Us
First, ensure the front brakes are facing forward, not towards the frame. If the brake arms are facing the rear of the bike like in the image below, you will need to take off the handlebar and rotate the front of the bike 180 degrees so that the brak