This page will guide you on how to swap out the Urbano or Via stem on your EuroMini Bike.

Should you find the need to change or swap out the stem on your Urbano or Via bike, this page will guide you through the process. Should you need a replacement stem, please email us at support@euromini.bike.

• 6 mm Allen Wrench 
• 8 mm Allen Wrench
  

Before we begin, it is recommended that you leave your bike on the ground. Do not use a bike stand or otherwise hang or suspend your bike.

This is your replacement stem. Note that the stem comes in two halves. The upper half will not need to be replaced.

First thing you will need to do is fold down your stem (refer to page 18 of your Owner's Manual).

Using the 6mm Allen wrench, loosen the stem binder bolt. Note: you will only need to loosen, not remove this bolt.

Taking the 8mm Allen wrench, remove the bolt and top cap. Note: Do not lift the bike once the top cap is removed. Doing so can cause the wheel and fork to separate from the bike frame.

With the stem binder bolt loosened and the top cap removed, you can remove the stem from the bike. Gently place the stem assembly next to the bike, being careful not to kink the cables.

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Reattach the reassembled stem onto the bike. Place the top cap back onto the stem. Replace bolt and tighten to just slight hand pressure.Note: DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.

With the top cap installed, raise, but do not lock the stem into the unfolded position. Check the alignment of the front wheel relative to the handlebar. Adjust accordingly.

With your alignment corrected, you can tighten the stem bolt to secure the stem onto the steering  tube.NOTE: Make sure to thoroughly tighten the stem bolt.

Lower the stem and tighten the bolt of the top cap. This is to prevent the bolt from loosening over time.

Replacement is complete. Please ensure that all bolts are securely tighten. Test the tightness by straddling the wheel and gently trying to turn the handle bar. If the bar does not move independently of the wheel you are ok.