Conway MT 2018, User Manual

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9.2.2.2 Saddle position
Depending on the bicycle model, you can also adjust the saddle
angle and distance to the handlebars.
• Compare images to check which saddle settings your seat
post is fitted with (see Fig. “Seat posts with one screw” and
Fig. “Seat posts with multiple screws” ).
Fig.: Seat posts with one screw
1 Screw
1
Fig.: Seat posts with multiple screws
1 2 screws 2 3 screws
1 2
1. Unscrew the screw(s) beneath the saddle by 1 to 2 turns in
an anti-clockwise direction (see Fig. “Seat posts with one
screw” and Fig. “Seat posts with multiple screws” ).
2. Shift and tilt the saddle so that you can sit in a comfortable
sitting position and are able to safely operate all components
located on the handlebars while riding.
note: If your seat post has 2 or 3 screws, you can adjust
the saddle angle by turning the loosened screws in opposite
directions.
3. Turn the screw(s) beneath the saddle in a clockwise
direction, while still taking the torques into consideration.
4. Check to see if you can move the saddle.
• If you are able to move the saddle, have it adjusted by
your specialist dealer.
9.3 Pannier rack
9.3.1 Basic information
The pannier rack is a device on the bicycle that enables the rider
to carry luggage.
Depending on the bicycle model, this may be a pannier rack with
a clamp bracket, a pannier rack with bungee cords or a pannier
rack system.
•
If your bicycle is fitted with a pannier rack, you should not
make any modifications to the pannier rack.
• Consult your specialist dealer if you wish to replace the
pannier rack.
• You can retrofit an approved pannier rack that complies
with the DIN EN ISO 11243 standards.