Cane Creek DB Kitsuma, Instruction Manual

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3. Slowly compress the
suspension fully through
its travel while ensuring
there is no interference
between the shock and
the frame. If needed, the
air can is rotatable by
hand for best alignment
of the air valve.
Frame Clearance
It is critical to check for clearance between your
frame and shock at all points of travel during
installation of the shock. The eye to eye and stroke
measurements of the shock must match what is
specified and approved by the frame manufacturer.
Follow the steps below carefully to ensure proper
clearances and avoid damage.
AIR
- These steps must be followed when installing a
new shock to ensure proper clearance between your
frame and the shock at all points of travel.
1. Install the shock to your frame using the
appropriate hardware as specified by your frame
manufacturer. Refer to installation section (pg.13).
2. With a shock pump attached to the air valve, slowly
release the air pressure in the shock. Up to 50psi
may be left in the shock if desired. Ensure that the
Climb Switch is in the off position.