B'TWIN Manuals & User Guides

B'TWIN is the flagship cycling brand of Decathlon, one of the world's largest sporting goods retailers. With a mission to make the pleasure of cycling accessible to everyone, B'TWIN designs and manufactures a vast range of bicycles, including road bikes, mountain bikes, city folding bikes, and children's cycles. Known for their "best value-for-money" philosophy, B'TWIN products are developed with a focus on innovation, safety, and ergonomic comfort.

Headquartered at the B'TWIN Village in Lille, France, the brand controls every stage of the bicycle's life, from design and testing to manufacturing and sales. This integrated approach allows B'TWIN to offer industry-leading warranties, such as a lifetime warranty on many alloy frames, stems, and handlebars. Whether for daily commuting, leisure riding, or competitive cycling, B'TWIN provides reliable gear for riders of all ages and skill levels.

• What is the warranty coverage for B'TWIN bikes?

  B'TWIN typically offers a lifetime warranty on the frame, stem, and handlebars (excluding hinges on folding bikes) and a 2-year warranty on other parts, subject to normal use conditions. Check specific model manuals for details.

• Where can I find user manuals for my B'TWIN bicycle?

  User manuals can be downloaded from this page or found on the official Decathlon Support website (supportdecathlon.com), which hosts guides for assembly, maintenance, and repair.

• How often should I charge my B'TWIN electric bike battery?

  For electric models like the E-FOLD series, it is recommended to charge the battery fully at least once every 3 months, even if not in use, to prevent deep discharge and maintain battery health.

• What is the recommended tyre pressure for B'TWIN folding bikes?

  For models like the FOLD 500 and 560, the recommended tyre pressure is often around 4 to 4.5 bars to ensure optimal performance, battery life (for e-bikes), and puncture resistance.

• How do I properly fold a B'TWIN folding bike?

  Generally, you must release the frame hinge and stem hinge, fold the pedals, and lower the seat post (which often acts as a stand). Specific locking mechanisms vary by model, so refer to your user guide for the exact sequence.