ADJUSTABLE SEATPOST
With a low seating position, you have more control over your bike in
challenging situations. If your bike is equipped with a dropper post, you
can adjust the height of the seatpost while riding. It is operated via a
remote lever on the handlebar.
Pressing the lever will raise or lower the dropper post. As soon as you
release the lever, the dropper post locks in position. If you have any
questions about the use and adjustment of the adjustable seatpost or if
you experience any problems, please contact your dealer.
WARNING
SERIOUS FALLS DUE TO A KINKED OR BROKEN SEATPOST.
• Use the proper torque wrench for the tightening range when making
adjustments.
• Ensure all quick-release systems are correctly tightened before you
ride. Check all quick releases before using.
• Only use your bike for its intended purpose. This may not include going
downhill.
• Check the seatpost regularly for damage and a secure fit, especially
after every fall. Do not ride it again if there is any damage. Replace the
seatpost.
• Replace the seatpost after 14,000 kilometres regardless of the
condition of the material or whether or not defects or damage are
noticeable.
• If you do not replace the seatpost in due time, it can break and cause
serious falls.
SAFETY INFORMATION
OVERVIEW
1 Seat clamp
2 Upper seatpost
3 Lower seatpost
4 Release mechanism
5 Cable
6 Remote lever
7 M4 screw (1.2-1.6 Nm)
8 Tension adjuster
9 Set screw (3-4Nm)
10 M6 screw (8-10 Nm)
1
2
3
5
9
10
10
6
7
8
4
WARNING
SEVERE FALLS DUE TO A BLOCKED REAR WHEEL
• Before your first ride, check whether the rear wheel is blocked when the
seat post is lowered. If the saddle touches the rear wheel in its lowest po-
sition, you need to reduce the insertion depth of the seat post. Make sure,
however, that the seat post is inserted at least 100 mm in the seat tube.
