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• Push the bicycle towards the resistance unit 

until the rear wheel touches the roller (Fig. 19).

• Verify the stability of the bike by pushing and 

pulling the horizontal tube of the frame and the 

saddle. Should the bike still not appear stable, 

make sure its quick release and lever are correct-

ly positioned, that the lever (F) is in a “closed” 

position and the adjusting of the clamping system 

has been carried out correctly.

BIKE REMOVAL

• Hold the bicycle with one hand and with the 

other open the lever (F), turning it to the “open” 

position (Fig. 20). Remove the bicycle.

• For carrying, or storage, it is advisable to close 

the stand. (Fig.21 e Fig.22).

• In order to further reduce the storage footprint 

remove the unit (B) from the frame (A) and place it 

back in its original packaging and fold the frame 

as indicated in Fig. 23 and Fig. 24.

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Summary of Contents for QUBO

Page 1: ...N DE FR ES NL ISTRUZIONI PER L USO DEL TELAIO FRAME ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG FUER DEN RAHMEN NOTICE D UTILISATION DU CADRE INSTRUCCIONES PARA EL USO DEL CUADRO GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING VOOR FRAME ...

Page 2: ...GLI PER L UTILIZZO 10 ITALIANO INTRODUCTION 11 UNIT ASSEMBLY 12 FITTING THE BICYCLE 13 BIKE REMOVAL 15 LEVELLING FEET ASSEMBLY 16 ATTENTION 17 ADVICE ON USE 17 ENGLISH EINLEITUNG 18 MONTAGE DER EINHEIT 19 INSTALLIERUNG DES FAHRRADS 20 HERAUSNEHMEN VON FAHRRAD 22 MONTAGE DER AUSNIVELLIERENDEN STÜTZFÜSSE 23 ACHTUNG 24 HINWEISE ZUM GEBRAUCH 24 DEUTSCH ...

Page 3: ...31 CONSEILS POUR L UTILISATION 31 FRANÇAIS INTRODUCCIÓN 32 MONTAJE UNIDAD 33 INSTALACIÓN DE LA BICICLETA 34 CÓMO SACAR LA BICICLETA 36 MONTAJE PIES DE NIVELADO 37 ATENCIÓN 38 CONSEJOS DE USO 38 ESPAÑOL INLEIDING 39 MONTAGE VAN DE EENHEID 40 INSTALLATIE VAN DE FIETS 41 DE FIETS VERWIJDEREN 43 MONTAGE VAN DE STELPOTEN 44 OPGELET 45 ADVIEZEN 45 DUTCH ...

Page 4: ...ODUCTION Check the presence of all the following components N 1 Qubo frame Ref A N 1 Unit Ref B N 1 Quick release Ref C N 2 M6 Unit screws D N 10 Levelling equalizing feet E ATTENTION Resistance unit depicted here may vary from production models A C B ...

Page 5: ...ferent roller diameter options 1 Use the front pair of holes for a 30mm diameter roller unit Fig 3 2 Use the rear pair of holes for a 45mm diameter roller unit Fig 4 Tighten the M6 screws D Fig 5 and Fig 6 completely utilizing the correct holes for the dif ferent roller diameter options ø45 ø30 1 2 4 3 D D 5 6 Warning ø45 diameter roller unit Warning ø30 diameter roller unit ...

Page 6: ...ping of the bicycle on the stand make sure the lever of the quick release is hori zontal Fig 9 Close the lever F making sure it starts pres sing the quick release inside the predefined work area between 55 and 65 Fig 10 If the lever F starts pressing the quick release in the advanced work position Fig 11 screw the left bushing pin g Fig 12 so that the lever F starts working inside the predefined w...

Page 7: ... that the lever starts working inside the predefined work area between 55 and 65 Fig 10 If the bicycle wheel sets up too far from the centre of the roller Fig 15 loosen the resistance unit B attachment bolts D slide the resistance unit left or right as necessary and re tighten the bolts Fig 16 Fig 17 and Fig 18 G G 12 14 6 5 13 15 16 17 18 ...

Page 8: ... the lever F is in a closed position and the adjusting of the clamping system has been carried out correctly BIKE REMOVAL Hold the bicycle with one hand and with the other open the lever F turning it to the open position Fig 20 Remove the bicycle For carrying or storage it is advisable to close the stand Fig 21 e Fig 22 In order to further reduce the storage footprint remove the unit B from the fr...

Page 9: ...cal Fig 25 The levelling feet E can be mounted under the front feet Fig 26 and Fig 27 The levelling feet E can be mounted under the rear feet Fig 28 and Fig 29 If a single levelling foot E isn t sufficient it is possible to add additional feet to those already mounted Fig 30 Fig 31 Fig 32 and Fig 33 Warning the direction of the foot E is turned 90 in relation to the first one positioned A E A E A ...

Page 10: ...e it with the one supplied C There are no individually usable components on the inside Since the feet are made from soft non slip material during use they may leave rubber marks on the floor ADVICE ON USE For less tyre wear and better grip on the roller it is advisable to use tyres of 23 mm width Recommended rear wheel pressure 7 8 atmo spheres for racing tyres 3 5 4 atmospheres for MTB tyres For ...

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