1. Position the Cover: Ensure the cover is fitted with the logo facing forward.
2. Attach Longer Parts First: Start by attaching the two longer parts of the cover.
3. Connect Smaller Parts: Next, connect the smaller Velcro parts in the middle, beginning with the center one.
4. Stretch and Secure: Once all pieces are connected, go back and reattach some of them to ensure the cover is nicely stretched around the curved main frame tube.
5. Alternative Attachment: The cover can also be attached with the connection part facing up. Some customers prefer this method for a unique look.

1. Long Main Frame Cover: Ensure the cover is fitted with the logo facing forward. Start by attaching the two long parts first, and then connect the smaller Velcro parts in the middle, beginning with the center one. Once all pieces are connected, go back and reattach some of them to ensure the cover is nicely stretched around the curved main frame tube.
2. Front Frame Cover: Bend the small part of the cover with the two rounded cutouts and push it through the cable hook on the frame. After that, align the cover and connect the Velcro securely, just as you did with the long frame cover.
3. Full Stem Cover: This may be the most challenging cover to attach neatly, but it should not pose a significant problem. Just make sure that you are wrapping the cover around the stem tightly so that the Velcro parts completely overlap each other.

We include 5 sets of the waxed thread with two needles for stitching each part of the covers.

Be careful not to poke the needle through the thread, as this will ruin the appearance of the cross stitch.

1. Main Frame Tube Cover: Attach with the stitching facing downwards. Start from the front folding joint to ensure a secure fit.
2. Front Frame Cover: Thread the leather through the metal eyelet that holds the cables in place. Recommended to start from the folding joint.
3. Stem Cover: Begin stitching from the top, right under the handlebars.
4. Chain/Hook Cover: Designed to fit on the small rear triangle, right where the front wheel hook attaches to the frame when the bike is folded.
5. Video Tutorial: Watch a video for a quick tutorial on attaching the long frame cover.

We include waxed thread with two pre-threaded needles for stitching with each long frame protector.

When stitching, be careful not to poke the needle through the thread, as it could ruin the nice look of the cross-stitch.

The cover can also be attached with the stitching facing downwards for a cleaner look.

Additionally, we have made quick tutorial video on how to attach the long frame cover. Feel free to use any stitch you like; you can find tutorials on the internet. The thread provided should be long enough.

The chain/hook cover is designed to fit on the small rear triangle, right where the front wheel hook attaches to the frame when the bike is folded.

Sew on version:

Waxed thread and two needles are included for stitching the cover. Be careful not to poke the needle through the thread, as this would ruin the appearance of the cross stitch.

A quick tutorial is available on how to attach the long frame cover, which can also serve as a guide for this cover. Watch it here.

Velcro version:

The cover uses a special thin but strong Velcro to wrap securely around the frame. While it may take a little time to get it wrapped just right, it should not pose a significant challenge.

The main frame cover is designed to fit right behind the folding joint on the mainframe tube, while the smaller piece of the cover is made to fit under the handlebars, where the cables may rub against the frame.

Special thin but strong Velcro is used to wrap the cover around the frame securely. It may take a little time to get it wrapped just right, but it should be straightforward to complete.

The cover is designed to fit right behind the folding joint on the mainframe tube, while the smaller piece is intended to fit under the handlebars, where the cables may rub against the frame.

Velcro tape is included with your order to help hold the cover in place before you lace it up around the frame. Once positioned, make any necessary adjustments to ensure a secure and snug fit before completing the installation.

1. Position the Cover: Ensure the cover is fitted with the logo facing forward.
2. Attach Longer Parts First: Start by attaching the two longer parts of the cover.
3. Connect Smaller Parts: Next, connect the smaller Velcro parts in the middle, beginning with the center one.
4. Stretch and Secure: Once all pieces are connected, go back and reattach some of them to ensure the cover is nicely stretched around the curved main frame tube.
5. Alternative Attachment: The cover can also be attached with the connection part facing up. Some customers prefer this method for a unique look.

The briefcase comes with a front carrier system frame, allowing you to simply “click” it in and be ready to go.

We use a unique closure system that is easy to open and close while providing exceptional safety and security. See the picture demonstrating how it works.

Velcro version:

The bag is securely attached to the bike using three leather/velcro straps - two for the handlebar and one for the stem. Simply wrap the straps around tightly, and they will ensure that the bag stays in place.

Fidlock version:

The bag is attached to the bike using the innovative Fidlock twist connection system, making it easy to remove by simply twisting it clockwise. For attachment, bring the bag closer to the base, and the magnets will do the rest.

Securing the Base: It is important to properly secure the base onto the stem.

Included Materials: A couple of sets of zip ties, along with the rubber straps supplied by Fidlock with the base, are included. Zip ties are preferred for a cleaner look.

Important Orientation: Make sure that the arrow labeled “UP” on the base is facing upward; otherwise, the bag will not fit correctly.

Bag is attached by four heavy-duty snaps.

Using the front pouch is straightforward. Simply 'click' it onto the front carrier mount and you're good to go.

We manufacture our own front adaptors with a very tight fit, so please always ensure that it is locked in all the way.

We use a unique closure system that is easy to open and close while providing exceptional safety and security. See the picture demonstrating how it works.

We use a unique closure system that is easy to open and close while providing exceptional safety and security. See the picture demonstrating how it works.

Bag is attached by four heavy-duty snaps.

The briefcase comes with a front carrier system frame, allowing you to simply “click” it in and be ready to go.

We use a unique closure system that is easy to open and close while providing exceptional safety and security. See the picture demonstrating how it works.

The handle is attached to the frame with four heavy-duty snaps, ensuring a secure fit. It fits tightly to the frame, so installing it for the first time may require a bit of strength, but it shouldn't be a problem.

Watch a short video with a few tips to help you with the installation.

The front carrier strap is very simple to attach. Just insert the screw through the hole in the front carrier block lever and tighten the self-locking nut to the stainless steel screw, and you’re good to go.

Don't tighten the screw too much; leave a little bit of play in the strap so it can move freely.

1. Attach Zip Tie: Begin by attaching the zip tie securely around the designated area.
2. Trim Excess: Once secured, trim off the excess length of the zip tie for a neat appearance.
3. Wrap the Leather: Wrap the leather around the cables carefully.
4. Close Snap Button: Finally, close the snap button to secure the leather in place.

The handle is attached to the frame with four heavy-duty snaps, ensuring a secure fit. It fits tightly to the frame, so installing it for the first time may require a bit of strength, but it shouldn't be a problem.

1. Install Leather Grips: Slide the leather grips onto the handlebar and tighten the lock on the clamp. Ensure you don’t over-tighten the bolt, as this may damage the grips; tighten just enough for a firm fit.
2. Insert Bar End Plugs: Push the wooden bar end plugs into the handlebar tube. The best way to insert the bar ends is to “twist” them while pushing them inside.
3. Watch Demonstration: For a visual guide, you can watch the demonstration video.

Slide the leather grips onto the handlebar and tighten the lock on the clamp. Ensure you don’t over-tighten the bolt, as this may damage the grips; tighten just enough for a firm fit.

The mud flaps are slightly difficult to attach, but it can be done without removing either wheel.

Deflate the tires a little bit to gain better access to the nut at the bottom. That said, attaching them will be much easier if the wheels are removed, providing better access to the mounting points.

For the front mud flap, it is recommended to gently round (bend) it by hand to give it a slightly curved shape, ensuring it does not interfere with the braking levers while folding your Brompton.

1. Preparation: Ensure the hub area is clean and free of debris to facilitate a smooth installation.
2. Positioning: The shorter leather hub shiner is intended for the front wheel, while the longer shiner is meant for the rear wheel. Place them accordingly around the hubs, designed to be just long enough to spin freely without interfering with the riding experience.
3. Check for Movement: After positioning, check to see that the shiners can rotate around the hubs without being obstructed.
4. Allow for Adjustment: Be aware that it may take some time for the leather to loosen up, allowing the shiners to spin freely around the hubs.

The handle is attached to the frame with four heavy-duty snaps, ensuring a secure fit. It fits tightly to the frame, so installing it for the first time may require a bit of strength, but it shouldn't be a problem.

Watch a short video with a few tips to help you with the installation.

1. Insert AirTag First: Begin by inserting the AirTag, as the pocket is designed for a snug fit.
2. Position the Tag: First, push the tag into the right corner, then gently slide it into the pocket.
3. Watch Demonstration: For a visual guide on the best way to insert the AirTag into the wallet, watch the short video.

1. Remove Leather Strap: Begin by removing the small leather strap from the top of the keychain.
2. Insert AirTag: Slide the AirTag into the hollow part of the keychain, ensuring a snug fit.
3. Reattach Leather Strap: Once the AirTag is securely in place, thread the leather strap through the oval hole at the top of the keychain.
4. Secure with Keyring: Finally, secure the leather strap with the keyring to hold everything in place.

1. Insert AirTag First: Begin by placing the AirTag in the designated pocket, as it is designed for a snug fit.
2. Choose Screws and Washers: We’ve provided two lengths of screws and washers to ensure your keys are secure.
3. Add Washers for Stability: Place at least one washer between the leather and the first key on the side with the AirTag for added stability.
4. Secure with Thread Glue: We've applied thread glue to the screws for a tight fit. When reinserting the keys in the future, we suggest to add thread glue to the screws to keep your keys securely in place.

1. Insert AirTag First: We recommend inserting the AirTag first, as the pocket is designed for a snug fit.
2. Slide the Tag In: Simply slide the AirTag into its pocket from the top, positioning it securely into the hole.
3. Secure with Velcro: Use the special thin Velcro from the top to secure the AirTag in place.
4. Enjoy a Perfect Fit: The pocket has been molded to accommodate the AirTag, ensuring a perfect fit.

To make the leather belt fit nicely, it needs to be shortened. It's really easy to do, thanks to our special leather belt cutter included in the packaging. Watch the instructional video to see how simple the process is.