I just ordered this bike. What tools will I need to assemble it out of the box?
83957
It's not too bad, I believe I used an adjustable wrench and an Allen wrench set.
83958
A adjustable should be good its pretty easy the only thing your going to put on its the tire I think its the front one
2140466
Tools do not come with bike. You will need a Phillips head screw driver, socket set or adjustable wrench and scissors to cut off cardboard padding. Very simple instructions come with bike
626501
From what I remember all the tools you'll need come with it, other than a screwdriver. It's pretty simple to assemble :)
59866
I replaced the original crankset that comes with this bike (which is actually pretty bad) with a shimano tourney crankset (Shimano FC-A070 Crankset 50/34 x 170mm 7 spd Tourney Black Road Bike). The only special tool that you will need is a crank puller for square taper cranks. You can find a lot of different models in amazon. Any of them can do this job pretty well. Finally, you may need other ordinary tools such as an adjustable spanner and a socket set. And just make sure that the socket walls are not so thick (such as those used for heavy duty jobs), so that you can insert the socket to remove the protection bolt from the crankset (you can see the bolt by removing the plastic cap that covers the crank).
562487
It comes with an Allen wrench, and you will need a Phillips head screwdriver or a drill with the right drill bit. They are pretty easy to assemble, but I suggest reading the directions.
948598
The bike isn't assembled but you can do the assembly yourself (assuming you have some basic tools available at home). This is the first road bike I've ever owned and I was able to do it myself following the instructions in about an hour or so. It might be worthwhile to take it to the shop and have them look everything over and make any adjustments, but I don't think that's even necessary.Good luck.
943792
No tools. You will also need to purchase mounting hardware and 3 c cell batteries.
152365
It came with instructions. You will need your own tools. Adjustable wrench, water pump pliers, allen wrenches, and screw drivers. I had to adjust the shifters, and derailleurs in order to make it shift right. (10,11,12,13,14,15mm wrenches or sockets would also work) The seat sucks, and I replaced it with a seat rated for fat guys. All in all I'm happy with this bike for the time being.
1667837
There are bolts included with the basket that are all you should need. If you find you need longer or different bolts your local bike shop should have them.
22387
Hi, yes u need tools such as 2 adjustable wrenches, 1 hammer, 1 standard screwdriver and 1 phillips screwdriver inorder to assemble this bench. Assembly will be more convenient if u have a socket set, a set of open-end or close-end wrenches, or a set of ratchet wrenches.
70997
I, too, needed a set of instructions. I FINALLY found them here: http://www.factsfacts.com/misc/Schwinn_17-Function_Bike_Computer.htm
870386
Hello,The bike is shipped disassembled. It requires a few standardized imperial wrenches to assemble.Regards,David
1027686
The bike does NOT come with tools. I recommend you purchase an adjustable wrench for tightening the bolts and a metric set of allen wrenchs. You will need to be-able to fill the tires (after installation) with air as they are deflated for shipment. Be careful when you install and adjust the handle bar; ensure the cables are not twisted or on the back-side of the bar. The chain is fairly easy to install on the sprockets, but your hands will get a bit oily. As you are a student with limited funds, Harbor Freight (in-store and on-line) is a great place to find inexpensive tools to start a collection. Good luck! The bike does NOT come with tools. I recommend you purchase an adjustable wrench for tightening the bolts and a metric set of allen wrenchs. You will need to be-able to fill the tires (after installation) with air as they are deflated for shipment. Be careful when you install and adjust the handle bar; ensure the cables are not twisted or on the back-side of the bar. The chain is fairly easy to install on the sprockets, but your hands will get a bit oily. As you are a student with limited funds, Harbor Freight (in-store and on-line) is a great place to find inexpensive tools to start... » Read More The bike does NOT come with tools. I recommend you purchase an adjustable wrench for tightening the bolts and a metric set of allen wrenchs. You will need to be-able to fill the tires (after installation) with air as they are deflated for shipment. Be careful when you install and adjust the handle bar; ensure the cables are not twisted or on the back-side of the bar. The chain is fairly easy to install on the sprockets, but your hands will get a bit oily. As you are a student with limited funds, Harbor Freight (in-store and on-line) is a great place to find inexpensive tools to start a collection. Good luck! « Show Less
1853916
It's pretty simple. The only tool that you need is a wrench or better, I think, a 3/8" socket. Anyway, I wrote something up explain how to install it, but really a video is worth a thousand words. Just go to YouTube and search for "How to install a bike kickstand". Here's a link that should be ok for you. http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=you+tube+how+to+install+a+bike+kickstand.&mid;=4BB388BA9BD6671BB5E84BB388BA9BD6671BB5E8&view=detail&FORM;=VIRE8
1095801
There is supposed be setup instructions, nails, screws and brackets. You should be able to contact the seller and have them send an assemble pack to you instead of sending the whole thing back.
973136
You have to get it out of the box and just snap maybe a piece or 2 into place... I consider it as no assembly... you dont need tools or anything to set up. Just take out the box and follow the easy instructions.
152363
It does come with a manual and it has some assembly tips in it. You only have to put on the seat, screw on the pedals, and put on the front wheel and handlebars. You need some hex keys and I think it was a 1/4 inch socket or wrench. It'll take some tinkering to get it right but it took me only 20 minutes and I haven't worked on bikes before.