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3.4 Handlebar and Cockpit
Headset
Make sure that the headset bolt is tightened firmly and that there is no play
between the head tube and triple clamps when suspending the forks.
Adjusting the handlebar angle
See the instruction video on ridecake.com/en/makka-manuals-and-videos/.
Tool: Allen key 5 mm.
1. Loosen the 4 stem bolts.
2. Adjust the handlebar angle and center the handlebar. Make use of the
handlebar guidelines.
3. Tighten the 4 stem bolts to 10 Nm.
4. Ensure to tighten the upper and lower bolts equally. Check that the gap (A)
between the upper and lower stem is equal. See Fig 1.
3.5 Suspension
Linkage
Read the Öhlins manual at www.ridecake.com/manuals to change the factory
settings for your bodyweight and riding style. If the bike is not used for longer
periods of time, the fork might start leaking oil. This is due to that the rubber
gaskets dry up. It’s therefore recommended not to let your bike stand for too
long periods at a time. Make sure that the linkage has no damage. Make sure
that all bolts on the linkage is firmly tightened.
Fig. 1
A