Wildcat Mini BMX User Guide

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November 21, 2021 1 min read

Your Wildcat MiniBMX comes 90% assembled and boxed at the factory for shipment, but does require some assembly and checks prior to riding. So additional to the basic instructions on the box - we've created a more in-depth assembly and maintenance guide to help keep your Wildcat running smoothly and looking it's best!

Click the image to download the user guide

We'll be updating the page from time to time with new how-to downloads, as well as tricks and troubleshooting tips to help keep you shredding.

As always if you have any questions at all - contact us at wildcat@wildcatmini.com

Warranty information is in the back of the User Guide and also available here

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