Require manual for bicycle - Cycling

Usually they don't require lubing. The bearings are enclosed so that the grease always stays where it was put. No chance of leaks. The lower springs arms could use a shot of motor oil under the rubber boots. But they should not be taken apart, as they are complex and spring loaded. They require special tools to reassemble

I need Manual complete the " 29 men genesis onex"

http://fitness.manualsonline.com/support/other/home-gym/carl-lewis-exercise-bike-em50-3134783
hope it helps

Did you try a search engine yet?

"Cannon Worcester Cooker manual" took me right to their website.

http://www.cannonservice.co.uk/hs/pages/content.do?keys=FAQ:PAGE

http://www.cannonservice.co.uk/hs/pages/manual/manualSearch.do

Enter "worcester" for the model and voila!

watch this video on youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyIW-jwOdw0

Did you intend to ask for help in Electronics?
Your problem ended up in Bicycles--

I don't think Samsung makes bicycles--
Try again-

Mack B

Starting on page 18 the buttons are discussed.

http://www.blackburndesign.com/manuals/Blackburn_4_5_6.pdf

There are 2 main types of cables on your bicycle, Derailleur and Brake, and two of each of those.

The derailleur cable controls either the front or rear derailleur (gear changer),

The brake cable controls either the front or rear brake.

There are many different types of bicycles and controlling mechanisms. Manuals are available from the individual component companies (ex. A shimano derailleur manual, can be found at www.shimano.com) but you need to know the model of that companies derailleur to get the correct manual. One other hindrance may be whether you have the correct tools, most derailleurs cables can install with basic tools such as allen wrenches and screwdrivers but brakes can require specialty tools.

I would recommend or suggest that you take the bike into your local bike shop and have them replace the cable quickly and properly. Since that is where you will have to buy the cable anyway, Many times these same bike shops have extra manuals laying around from new bike builds that will instruct you the basics of the components you are working on, just ask, They are free cause they throw them away anyway.

log onto Shimano.com, it is probably the limit screws (the two screws that limit travel) or you have a faulty ratchet in the lever, try the shimano website anyway they have great tutorial and manual support

There are two styles of valves on bicycle inner tubes. The commonly used style is called Presta, and it is characterized by a thin, threaded brass stem with a head that has a threaded pin in it. This has a small nut pressed on that must be unscrewed to fill it with air. The other style (which resembles the valves on a car's tire) is called Schrader. Bicycle air pumps can handle both styles, but some require a reconfiguration of the pump's valve to make the change from one style to the other. This involves unscrewing the head and removing the parts inside. The details on these processes and the styles of valves on your bicycle will be found in the air pump manual.