Handlebars

Aligning
Typically there is a bolt between the handlebars that can be loosened to adjust the yaw relative to the front wheel. This is independent of the Headset and fork. Loosen the bolt, secure the wheel, and twist until satisfied. Then tighten the bolt securely again.

Adjusting Height
This is easier to do if you remove the Front Carrier first.

Loosen the connection at the top of the Tube. There are two variants: Stand with the front wheel locked between your legs and move the handlebar left and right as you move to the height required. Be Careful not to exceed the minimum mark (line) or as a general rule of thumb 125 mm of exposed stem.
 * Tube with nut - loosen the nut at the top of the Tube (14 mm spanner/socket) where the handlebars are. Undo the nut approximately 6 – 8 mm, if the nut stands proud gently tap down with a rubber hammer
 * Tube with hex bolt - loosen the hex bolt a small amount (half a revolution should do it).

Carefully line up the handlebars to the front wheel and re-tighten top nut or hex bolt.

Headset
The Pronto has what is known as a "threaded headset". Care must be taken when adjusting this, as it contains many small and fragile parts that rely on alignment.

Elephant
The Elephant Bike may have slightly different handlebars than the Mailstars or Prontos