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WHAT IT’S CALLED

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1 SHIFTER
2 STEAM
3 HANDLEBAR
4 SEATPOST
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BINDER

6 BRAKE

LEVER

1 HEAD

LIGHT

2 MUDGUARD
3 LOCK
4 LUGGAGE

CARRIER

5 CHAIN

COVER

6 REAR

LIGHT

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Summary of Contents for - V8.0

Page 1: ...VERSION 8 0...

Page 2: ...makes us happier than seeing people out riding bikes For over thirty years Giant has manufactured quality bicycles for every type of terrain and rider imaginable Giant bicycles have allowed millions...

Page 3: ...8 2 Removing and Installing Quick Release Wheels p 19 3 Removing and Installing Bolt On Wheels p 21 B Seatpost Quick Release p 23 C Brakes p 23 D Shifting gears p 25 E Pedals p 27 F Bicycle Suspension...

Page 4: ...cycle or the voiding of your warranty Many of the Warnings and Cautions say you may lose control and fall Because any fall can result in serious injury or even death we do not always repeat the warnin...

Page 5: ...but also the common sense rules of safe and responsible bicycling As a parent you should read this manual as well as review its warnings and the bicycle s functions and operating procedures with your...

Page 6: ...w bicycle If not before your first ride have your dealer explain any functions or features which you do not understand B Safety first 1 Always wear an approved helmet when riding your bike and follow...

Page 7: ...e with experience to check Tires Wheels Make sure tires are correctly inflated see Section 4 G 1 Check by putting one hand on the saddle one on the intersection of the handlebars and stem then bouncin...

Page 8: ...r cyclists obstacles or other hazards Ride to become familiar with the controls features and performance of your new bike Familiarize yourself with the braking action of the bike see Section 4 C Test...

Page 9: ...the Mechanical Safety Check Section 1 C before you get on a bike 3 Be thoroughly familiar with the controls of your bicycle brakes Section 4 C pedals Section 4 E shifting Section 4 D 4 Be careful to k...

Page 10: ...for turning and stopping 7 Never ride with headphones They mask traffic sounds and emergency vehicle sirens distract you from concentrating on what s going on around you and their wires can tangle in...

Page 11: ...off road help may not be close 7 Before you attempt to jump do stunt riding or race with your bike read and understand Section 2 F Off Road respect Obey the local laws regulating where and how you ca...

Page 12: ...lectors may reduce your visibility to others using the roadway Being struck by other vehicles may result in serious injury or death The reflector brackets may protect you from the brake straddle cable...

Page 13: ...es your risk of injury or death and increases the severity of any injury Remember that the action depicted is being performed by professionals with many years of training and experience Know your limi...

Page 14: ...lling any component or accessory including a different size tire make sure that it is compatible with your bicycle by checking with your dealer Be sure to read understand and follow the instructions t...

Page 15: ...ke around the block A bike which you ride only on paved surfaces and never take off road should give you a minimum standover height clearance of two inches 5 cm A bike that you ll ride on unpaved surf...

Page 16: ...hat the saddle adjusting mechanism is properly tightened before riding A loose saddle clamp or seat post binder can cause damage to the seat post or can cause you to lose control and fall A correctly...

Page 17: ...The stem s Minimum Insertion Mark must not be visible above the top of the headset If the stem is extended beyond the Minimum Insertion Mark the stem may break or damage the fork s steerer tube which...

Page 18: ...g with an improperly adjusted wheel quick release can allow the wheel to wobble or fall off the bicycle which can cause serious injury or death Therefore it is essential that you 1 Ask your dealer to...

Page 19: ...e As its name implies it serves as a back up for a critical adjustment If the quick release is not adjusted correctly the secondary retention device can reduce the risk of the wheel disengaging from t...

Page 20: ...the fork blade for leverage and the lever should leave a clear imprint in the palm of your hand WARNING Securely clamping the wheel takes considerable force If you can fully close the quick release w...

Page 21: ...er does not leave a clear imprint in the palm of your hand the tension is insufficient Open the lever turn the tension adjusting nut clockwise a quarter turn then try again The rear wheel must be secu...

Page 22: ...Incorrect removal or assembly can result in hub failure which can cause you to lose control and fall 1 If your bike has rim brakes disengage the brake s quick release mechanism to open the clearance...

Page 23: ...wise while keeping the cam lever from rotating reduces clamping force Less than half a turn of the tension adjusting nut can make the difference between safe and unsafe clamping force WARNING The full...

Page 24: ...ng smoothly without locking up a wheel The technique is called progressive brake modulation Instead of jerking the brake lever to the position where you think you ll generate appropriate braking force...

Page 25: ...downshift is a shift to a lower or slower gear one which is easier to pedal An upshift is a shift to a higher or faster harder to pedal gear What s confusing is that what s happening at the front der...

Page 26: ...greatest speed It is not necessary to shift gears in sequence Instead find the starting gear which is right for your level of ability a gear which is hard enough for quick acceleration but easy enoug...

Page 27: ...ty by increasing grip between the rider s shoe and the pedal If your bicycle has this type of high performance pedal you must take extra care to avoid serious injury from the pedals sharp surfaces Bas...

Page 28: ...and service instructions If you do not have the manufacturer s instructions see your dealer or contact the manufacturer WARNING Failure to maintain check and properly adjust the suspension system may...

Page 29: ...errain or weather conditions depends largely on tire pressure Inflating the tire to near its maximum recommended pressure gives the lowest rolling resistance but also produces the harshest ride High p...

Page 30: ...rew counterclockwise the valve stem lock nut and push down on the valve stem to free it up Then push the pump head on to the valve head and inflate To inflate a Presta valve with a Schraeder pump fitt...

Page 31: ...vice Intervals Some service and maintenance can and should be performed by the owner and require no special tools or knowledge beyond what is presented in this manual The following are examples of the...

Page 32: ...njury or death to the rider Scratches cracks fraying and discoloration are signs of stress caused fatigue and indicate that a part is at the end of its useful life and needs to be replaced While the m...

Page 33: ...eatpost Binder bolt M4 M6 M8 1 9 3 9 Nm 14 7 15 6 Nm 17 6 19 6 Nm Binder bolt M6 for carbon fiber frame 7 8 11 7 Nm Seat fixing bolts M6 M8 7 8 11 7 Nm 17 6 21 5 Nm Derailleur Cable clamp bolt M5 2 9...

Page 34: ...ar 3 9 4 9 Nm Cable clamp bolt M5 2 9 6 8 Nm Pad fixing bolt M5 for caliper brake 7 8 9 8 Nm Pad fixing bolts M6 for V Brake 5 8 7 8 Nm Water bottle cage M5 2 9 4 9 Nm Pedals 36 2 41 1 Nm Pad fixing b...

Page 35: ...use or abuse These are important safety checks and very important to help prevent accidents bodily injury to the rider and shortened product life 2 Perspective Today s high performance bicycles requir...

Page 36: ...Metals are subject to fatigue With enough cycles of use at high enough loads metals will eventually develop cracks that lead to failure It is very important that you read The basics of metal fatigue...

Page 37: ...ke a tradeoff the wonderful lightweight performance we want requires that we inspect the structure A few things to think about ONCE A CRACKS STARTS IT CAN GROW AND GROW FAST Think about the crack as f...

Page 38: ...ashes jumps other shots to bike Low mileage Lower body weight Less aggressive rider Non corrosive environment dry salt free air Clean riding environment WARNING Do not ride a bicycle or component with...

Page 39: ...ou Hit Something Or Have A Crash What Can You Expect From Your Carbon Fiber Bike Let s say you hit a curb ditch rock car other cyclist or other object At any speed above a fast walk your body will con...

Page 40: ...fixed before riding WARNING Do not ride a bicycle or component with any delamination or crack Riding a delaminated or cracked frame fork or other component could lead to complete failure with risk of...

Page 41: ...ds of quality but it still needs care and maintenance on a regular basis Take advantage of your local Giant dealer s experience and knowledge If you have questions or concerns about your bicycle consu...

Page 42: ...______________________________ ______ Date Purchased ______________________ _________ Dealer Name _______________________ __________ Dealer Address ___________ ____________________ OPUF Giant Bicycle...

Page 43: ...or the period of 2 years is applicable for Giant suspension forks 2 4 For other Giant parts including paint and clear coat for as far as they have not been mentioned in article 3 1 a guarantee for the...

Page 44: ...r of the bike description of the part that comes under the guarantee stamp of the Giant dealer 4 5 In the event that a guarantee is acknowledged by Giant then Giant shall take care of replacement or r...

Page 45: ...RIM 16 SPOKES 17 HUB 18 QUICK RELEASE 19 BOTTOM BRACKET 20 CRANK 21 CHAINRINGS 22 CHAIN 23 PEDAL 24 FREEWHEEL REAR CLUSTER CASSETTE 25 REAR DERAILLEUR 26 FRONT DERAILLEUR 27 SHIFTER 28 SHIFTER CABLE...

Page 46: ...46 WHAT IT S CALLED 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 SHIFTER 2 STEAM 3 HANDLEBAR 4 SEATPOST 5 SEAT BINDER 6 BRAKE LEVER 1 HEAD LIGHT 2 MUDGUARD 3 LOCK 4 LUGGAGE CARRIER 5 CHAIN COVER 6 REAR LIGHT...

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