Assembly and safety instructions for
english
Valid: 01.12.2020
Error and technical changes reserved. The latest version of these installation and safety instructions can also be found at www.ergotec.de
max. 100 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 140 kg
max. 100 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 100 kg
max. 100 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 140 kg
max. 100 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 100 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 140 kg
max. 160 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 140 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 140 kg
max. 160 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 140 kg
max. 120 kg
E-BIKE
25 km/h
E-BIKE
25 km/h
E-BIKE
25 km/h
E-BIKE
25 km/h
E-BIKE
25 km/h
E-BIKE
25 km/h
Jump height <_ 60 cm
Jump height <_ 60 cm
Jump height <_ 60 cm
Jump height <_ 120 cm
Jump height <_ 120 cm
Jump height <_ 180 cm
Jump height <_ 60 cm
Jump height <_ 60 cm
Jump height <_ 60 cm
Jump height <_ 120 cm
Jump height <_ 120 cm
Jump height <_ 180 cm
Mountain-Bike
Safety Level
Road-/Gravel-/Travel-Bike
Safety Level
City-/Trekking-Bike
Safety Level
Cargo-Bike
Safety Level
Young adult-Bike
Safety Level
Child Bike
Safety Level
max. 100 kg
max. 100 kg
max. 140 kg
max. 100 kg
max. 160 kg
max. 140 kg
max. 160 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 100 kg
max. 140 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 160 kg
max. 180 kg
max. 100 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 140 kg
max. 160 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 140 kg
max. 100 kg
max. 100 kg
max. 250 kg
max. 100 kg
max. 300 kg
max. 250 kg
max. 300 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 100 kg
max. 140 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 160 kg
max. 180 kg
max. 120 kg
max. 140 kg
max. 160 kg
max. 180 kg
max. 140 kg
max. 160 kg
E-BIKE
25 km/h
E-BIKE
25 km/h
E-BIKE
25 km/h + 45 km/h
E-BIKE
25 km/h + 45 km/h
E-BIKE
25 km/h
E-BIKE
25 km/h
E-BIKE
25 km/h
E-BIKE
25 km/h
E-BIKE
45 km/h*
E-BIKE
45 km/h*
Single track / Multi track
12“-24“
Single track / Multi track
Single track / Multi track
Single track / Multi track
Steering System
Seatpost
The product classification of the ergotec Safety Level corresponds to the DIN EN ISO 4210 norm for bikes and
DIN EN 15194 for e-bikes. E-bike-type: pedal assist up to the indicated speed.
* Retrofitting only with the approval of a recognised certifying body and entry in the documents for the bike.
Thank you for deciding to buy your new seat post from our company.
Compare the
SAFETY LEVEL
on the seat post with the attached
table in order to check whether it is suitable for the intended use.
Before fitting the seat post please make sure that it is suitable for
the max. permitted weight of the bike. You will find the relevant
details on the packing card, or alternatively you can ask your
bicycle dealer.
Before use please read the following assembly and safety
instructions carefully. Keep them in a safe place and pass
them on to the next owner if necessary.
Assembly
Basic technical knowledge is required for the assembly of this product. If you do
not have this knowledge, please use the services of a specialist bicycle dealer.
Before assembly you should check that the external diameter of the seat post
(27.2 mm) fits the clamping area of the seat base tubing.
If the clamping area of the seat base is larger, you can adjust the diameter
with a suitable seat post sleeve (min. length 80 mm). For safety reasons we
recommend the use of original
ergotec
seat post sleeves. These can be
ordered from a specialist bicycle dealer.
The end of the tubing of the frame’s seat base must be free from
burrs, otherwise there is a risk of breakage!
Before mounting the seat post the clamping area of the frame’s seat base must
always be treated with water-resistant grease, because corrosion could later
make it difficult to adjust the seat height.
Now insert the seat post into the frame’s seat base tubing.
For safety reasons the seat post must be inserted into the tubing
of the frame’s seat base to the mark (75 mm) unless the bicycle
manufacturer prescribes a greater depth of insertion. Please refer
to the bicycle manufacturer’s user information.
To fix the seat post in the frame you tighten the seat post clamping screw or
the quick action mechanism to the tightness value specified by the bicycle
manufacturer.
Before you mount the saddle please check that the seat post and the saddle
are compatible.
Now place the frame of the saddle in the guide slots of the saddle block and
tighten it slightly.
Now adjust the position of the saddle to your individual requirements.
Now tighten the two screw nuts of the saddle clamp
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with a 6 mm hexagonal
key to a tightness value of 21 - 23 Nm.
For safety reasons the max. tightness value of 23 Nm
should not be exceeded.
Operation
During cycling you can adjust seat height to your requirements and your riding
style without tools.
For this purpose you raise the adjusting lever
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and release pressure for a
higher seating level or press down on the saddle for a lower seating level.
Maintenance
To ensure good performance, safety and long life, regular maintenance is required
after approx. 200 operating hours or
at least 1 x per year
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Adjusting sideways play
Turn the cap nut
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in a clockwise direction until there is no longer any
sideways play or resistance.
To avoid damage you should not use pliers
or similar tools.
Greasing the bearings
Carefully clean the whole area of the sliding tube
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with a bio-degradable
cleaning agent.
Now you grease the whole area of the sliding tube
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with an acid-free
grease, which can be bought from a specialist bicycle dealer.
Make sure you use acid-free grease, because otherwise the
elastomer can be chemically changed or destroyed.
Suspension seat post SP-8.1
Guarantee
For
ergotec
suspension seat posts
the following guarantee periods apply:
with safety level 6
6 years or 35,000 km
with safety level 5
5 years or 30,000 km
with safety level 4
4 years or 25,000 km
with safety level 3
3 years or 20,000 km
with safety level 2
3 years or 15,000 km
Guarantee claims should be processed
through a specialist bicycle dealer.
Safety
instructions
Any looseness of the seat post and the tightness of the bolts must be checked
after approx. 500 km and once more during the regular service intervals (with
once a year as a minimum).
This seat post is not suitable for mountain biking or competitions.
The heavy demands could lead to breakage.
No additional weights such as child seats, luggage racks or trailers
should be attached to the seat post. Excessive loading can cause the
seat post to break.
For reasons of material fatigue aluminium seat posts must be replaced
after 10,000 km or 3 years at the latest.
To prevent the risk of a fall or accident the seat post must always
be replaced if it has been damaged.
For safety reasons the load on the seat post must not
exceed 100 kg.
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