Gazelle Makki Series, User Manual

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Using the Makki
3.2.4 Adjusting saddle angle
You can adjust the saddle angle to suit your preference. In most
cases the saddle can stay horizontal.
If you find it difficult to keep a straight lower back, adjust the
angle of the saddle.
Adjusting the saddle angle is done as follows:
1. Loosen the two socket screws
D
to the front and rear of
the saddle using Allen key 5.
2. Adjust the saddle
13
to the desired position.
3. Firmly tighten the two socket screws to the front and rear of
the saddle using Allen key 5 (for torque see section 11.1.1,
page 87).
3.2.5 Adjusting the handlebar
You can adjust the handlebar to suit your preference. The
position of the handlebar will affect your sitting posture.
•
For an active posture (leaning forward) you need to set the
handlebar further away from you.
•
For a more upright sitting posture, place the handlebar
closer to you.
Both the angle of the stem
6
and the rotation of
the handlebars
7
can be adjusted.
"
REMARK
" Check that the saddle height is still
correct. When making major changes to the
saddle position, it is possible that the saddle
height has to be adjusted once more.
13
D
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