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Distribution

Frequently asked questions
about our sales organisation

We at hebie are a partner to specialist retailers, meaning that our products can be exclusively purchased via specialist retailers. Therefore please contact your trusted specialist retailer, who will help you with advice and guidance. Furthermore, soon we will be integrating a retailer search section on our website, so that you can quickly and easily find a specialist retailer near you.
Mounting

Frequently asked questions
about our stands

The feet for most of our kickstands are available as spare parts. To dismantle pressed-on feet, place them in hot water. An open-ended spanner and a hammer can make disassembly easier. Also soften the new feet in hot water and then hammer them on.

No, we do not offer an adapter solution. A special Haibike adapter solution is offered on the Internet (e.g.: www.elektrofahrrad24.de), but we cannot make any statements about its stability.

Frequently asked questions
about our steering stabilizers

When mounting the steel bracket, make sure that the washer between screw and bracket is placed and fixed as well. The strength of the steel bracket can only be assured if a washer is used.

hebie is committed to dealing with the environment in a conscientious and sustainable way. We take care to produce as little waste as possible and therefore offer only a few sets of steering dampers with various components, which nevertheless provide the widest possible universal use. Therefore, it is feasible that supplied parts are not needed to mount a steering damper, in particular because of the huge variety of different frames.

Attention - risk of mix-up! The plastic block for direct fixing (0699 90) is not part of the scope of delivery, but the plastic head for fixing the frame clip (0699 17) is included. These articles look very similar but have different functions.

Frequently asked questions about our CHAINGLIDERS

Go to page CHAINGLIDER. This table will help you identify which Chainglider is compatible with your bicycle.

Please make sure that all locks are fully engaged and are sitting correctly. Check the rear part is not pushed too tightly into the front part. The CHAINGLIDER should sit loosely on the chain in all directions and not run under ‘tension’.

No, belt drives cannot be combined with the CHAINGLIDER for many reasons, but above all because of the width of the belts.

Yes, but you have to modify the CHAINGLIDER (Art Nr.: 0350R B E1) . Please use the linked file as template to cut the CHAINGLIDER.

Frequently asked questions about our trailer hitch

No, hebie trailer hitches may NOT be used for motorcycles, one-wheeled trailers and the transport of passengers / children.
protection and care

Frequently asked questions
about the protection and care of our products

If you hear more noise, first check the chain tension and clean and re-lubricate the inside of the CHAINGLIDER (commercially available chain sprays and dry lubricants are suitable for this). Caution: Do not lubricate the snap locks and make sure that all locks are fully engaged.

You do not need a specific lubricant for the CHAINGLIDER. Good results have been achieved with a dry film spray. Normal chain lubricants are also suitable. Take care that the lubricant is spread well and avoid or remove residues on the contact surfaces of the CHAINGLIDER. No more of the chain lubricant is used for a CHAINGLIDER than for a chain without a CHAINGLIDER.

Noise development on very uneven road surfaces (cobblestones, etc.) - Explanations and additional information!
The CHAINGLIDER offers the best protection for the drive chain with the slimmest appearance. The unique concept of "sliding" on the chain implies contact with it. As a rule, drive chains are not given additional lubrication by the bicycle manufacturer after assembly, beyond the chain manufacturer's initial lubrication. Additional lubrication ex works is often also undesirable in order to avoid that every drop applied too much already contaminates the floor of new bicycles in the shop (drain hole in the CHAINGLIDER). In the case of dry-mounted CHAINGLIDER without any additional lubrication, rattling noises can occur if the road surface is very uneven. A relatively viscous lubrication in the CHAINGLIDER dampens these noises excellently. Hebie recommends bicycle manufacturers to apply a thin layer of grease during initial assembly or to apply viscous chain fluid grease through the oil hole in the CHAINGLIDER after assembly. A mix of viscous (grease) and somewhat thinner chain lubricants has also shown good results. At the latest during the initial inspection, sufficient chain care should take place, as the initial lubrication of the chain by the chain manufacturer has mainly preservative properties and is not designed for long running times. With this and the all-round protection of the CHAINGLIDER, a significant increase in the service life of the drive is possible. This is also because moderate "stock lubrication" is possible in the CHAINGLIDER. Maintenance intervals at which the CHAINGLIDER (and possibly the chain) should be cleaned internally and supplied with new lubricant depend in particular on the type and amount of dirt. In any case, the protection, and thus the service life of the entire drive, is higher with a properly lubricated chain in connection with the CHAINGLIDER than with a chain that runs completely open and is directly exposed to all environmental influences.

The CHAINGLIDER OPEN must be cleaned more often because it is open. The CHAINGLIDER may become damaged if excessive dirt increases the resistance. Checks and possible cleaning should be in line with the regular chain maintenance interval. An exact period cannot be specified as the maintenance interval depends on individual cycling conditions (road surface, intensity of usage, weather and lubricant).
YouTube Videos

Assembly and information videos

Sometimes sound and images help better than text and drawings.

lite REX IC 2

In this video, we not only introduce you to our NEW interface for e-bikes, ‘Invisible Connect 2’, but also the matching stand: our ‘lite REX IC 2’.

ABSTELLHELD

Follow the production process of our ABSTELLHELD kickstand series.

ABSTELLHELD 18

In this video we show you how to mount your new bike stand ABSTELLHELD 18 to your bike!

ABSTELLHELD 40

In this video we show you how to mount your new bike stand ABSTELLHELD 18 to your bike!

TURRIX

In this video we give more information on our popular TURRIX stand.

CHAINGLIDER

In this video we show you how to mount the CHAINGLIDER!

CHAINGLIDER OPEN PLUS

In this video we show you how to mount the CHAINGLIDER OPEN PLUS!

FOX SUV

In this video we show you how to mount both versions of our FOX SUV - for Fully and Hardtail.

ALUMEE

In this video we show you how to mount your ALUMEE mudguard. We recommend the assembly by a trained bicycle mechanic.

YouTube Videos

Video series: The right choice

In this short video series, Andreas introduces you to our product families of bicycle stands, mudguards and chain guards. Here you can find out what is important when choosing the right product.

Which mudguard is right for you?

In this video Andreas tells you everything about our mudguards!

CAINGUARD, CHAINGLIDER, CHAINBAR

HIn this video Andreas is introducing you to our chainguard portfolio!

What makes a good bicycle stand?

In this video Andreas is telling you why there are so many different kickstands on the market, why their quality is more important than you might think and how we test them to assure that hebie stands can withstand these high quality demands!