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Ibis Lifetime Warranty

IMPORTANT – PLEASE READ:

YOU MUST ACTIVATE YOUR NEW PRODUCT WARRANTY WITHIN 14 DAYS OF

PURCHASE BY CALLING IBIS AT 800-283-0943 OR BY VISITING OUR

WEBSITE: www.ibiscycles.com/warranty

 Lifetime Limited Warranty on Bicycle Frames

Subject to the limitations, terms and conditions set forth below, Ibis warrants
to the original owner of each Ibis frame that, when new, the frame is free of
defective materials and workmanship.  This Lifetime Limited Warranty (“War-
ranty”) covers Ibis Bicycle frames for the lifetime of the frame.  This Warranty
does not apply to paint/finish or components attached to the frame such as
front forks, wheels, drive train, brakes, seatpost, handlebar and stem or any
suspension related parts or components.

Warranty Conditions

In order to initiate coverage under the Warranty, the original owner must
register with Ibis within 14 days of purchasing the frame.  In order to exercise
a claim under the Warranty, the frame must be presented to an authorized Ibis
dealer, together with a receipt, or other proof of purchase which identifies the
frame by serial number.  Should the frame be determined by Ibis to be covered
by this Warranty, it will be repaired or replaced, at Ibis’s sole option, which will
be conclusive and binding.  If repaired or replaced, the original owner will
receive a credit towards the cost of such repair or replacement based on the
number of years since original purchase of the frame, according to Ibis’
standard warranty schedule.  This Warranty does not include the cost of travel
or shipment to and from an authorized Ibis dealer or Ibis factory.  Such costs,
if any, shall be born by the original owner.

This Warranty does not apply to normal wear and tear, nor to claimed defects,
malfunctions or failures that result from abuse, neglect, improper assembly,
improper maintenance, alteration, collision, crash or misuse. This frame has not
been designed, engineered, distributed, manufactured, or sold for uses in trick
riding, ramp riding, jumping, aggressive riding, riding on severe terrain, riding
in severe climates, riding with heavy loads, commercial activities, or any
similar activities.  Such uses may damage the frame, can cause serious injury to
the rider, and in all cases will void this Warranty.

This Warranty is made only to the original owner of a new Ibis Bicycle frame
purchased from an authorized Ibis dealer. This Warranty is not transferable.

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Summary of Contents for SilkTi

Page 1: ...Frame Tuning Guide Ibis SilkTi...

Page 2: ...eassembly pg 8 Shock Tuning Guidelines pg 4 5 Shock Diagram pg 9 Lubrication pg 6 Parts List pg 10 Disassembly pg 7 Warranty pg 11 Quick Guide Impatient are we Although we recommend you read this manu...

Page 3: ...arvel with few moving parts It is reliable lightweight user friendly and provides excellent travel with minimal maintenance In the first part of its travel the CDE shock is supple and undamped which a...

Page 4: ...you with the heavy preload configuration right picture below There are 4 complete turns of adjustment available on the shock each corresponding to approximately 10 pounds of rider weight adjustment N...

Page 5: ...actually take some time to break in and take a set Four hours of riding will be adequate to set the springs Once the sag has been set after the break in period heavier and more aggressive riders shoul...

Page 6: ...st in a bike repair stand getting all weight off the rear wheel of the bike Using your hands pull the shock apart so the shock is at maximum extension This will align the lube ports with the chamfers...

Page 7: ...bove Should you wish to disassemble the shock for cleaning or replacement of any parts use the following instructions 1 When working on the SilkTi shock always use a bicycle repair stand and clamp the...

Page 8: ...not use solvents as they could attack the spring material 2 Slide shock sleeve into frame tighten pinch bolt to 65 inch pounds 3 Slide boot onto 1 frame stub 4 Upper Stack a Spread a small amount of...

Page 9: ...y hand before needing to use the wrench 7 Set the preload and sag as mentioned above 8 Ride A lot 9 Shock Diagram What They re Called 1 Shock Boot 2 Shock Body 3 Supple Spring 4 Delrin Guide 5 Damper...

Page 10: ...e l p p u S 0 6 L Y C U C M R A Z d e d e e n 2 c s i D r e p m a D R E P M A D U C M R A Z k c o h s h c a e r o f d e d e e n 4 c s i D g n i r p S n i a M t h g i L a r t x E c s i D g n i r p S L...

Page 11: ...hould the frame be determined by Ibis to be covered by this Warranty it will be repaired or replaced at Ibis s sole option which will be conclusive and binding If repaired or replaced the original own...

Page 12: ...n the following information Frame Numbers Size __________________________ Where Purchased __________________ Serial Number __________________ _______________________________ Date purchased ___________...

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