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NOT COVERED BY WARRANTY

products modifi ed, not correctly used.
products not correctly assembled or repaired.
products damaged by the use of other materials or as-
sembled by unskilled personnel.
products used in competitions, on acrobatic races or
during exhibitions.
aesthetical fi nishes.
average wear and tear of time.
cost of labor for assembling/disassembling.
shipment cost.

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Summary of Contents for SIT'N'GO

Page 1: ...SEAT POST SPECIAL ADAPTER USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...embly the saddle PAG 5 Saddle positioning PAG 8 Saddle pre adjustment PAG 8 Micro adjustment SIT N GO SPECIAL ADAPTER FOR ANY SADDLE TYPE PAG 14 Saddle assembly PAG 20 Saddle positioning WARRANTY PAG...

Page 3: ...choosing ITM Sit n Go Saddle System a product that will guarantee performance and safety over time Please pay attention to all instructions provided and follow them carefully ITM SIT N GO SADDLE SYST...

Page 4: ...ference over 0 15mm could be dangerous Do not apply grease while assembling carbon seat posts Apply a small amount of grease while assembling alu minum seat posts Follow the instructions relating the...

Page 5: ...3 WARNING Do not exceed the insertion limit while fitting your frame inside the seat tube Fig B Do not over tighten the seat post screws or the clamp screws Fig B...

Page 6: ...LING THE SADDLE OPERATIONS The saddle can be assembled ei ther before or after the positioning of the seat post on the bicycle Pre assembly operations insert the rail 10 into the pin 11 Fig D Fig D 10...

Page 7: ...on the seat post head Fig E The four holes permit the pre posi tioning macro regulation of the saddle Choose which hole best fits your frame angle according to the position and most of all to the sea...

Page 8: ...6 18 Fig C Position the rail close to the cho sen hole then insert the flanges and the pivots 15 14 16 17 as shown in Fig C making sure that the left part 14 15 fit perfectly inserted into the right o...

Page 9: ...Make sure that the flanges 14 17 perfectly embrace the superior and inferior parts of the fork 10 and that the flanges ears turn upwards Fig F e Fig G 16 Fig F 7...

Page 10: ...to adjust through forward backward movement of the rail following the millimeter scale on the rail Fig F e Fig G MICRO ADJUSTMENT Once reached the desired position manually rotate the pivot handle 16...

Page 11: ...16 Fig F 9...

Page 12: ...ing the saddle positioning both inclination and forward backward movement tight the bolt for the definitive torque 18 paying attention to what has been written above for the tightening torque 13 17 18...

Page 13: ...WARNING Incorrect tightening can cause undesired movement of the seat and consequential physical injuries Over tight ening can cause undesired damages that are not due to the product itself 11...

Page 14: ...SIT N GO SPECIAL ADAPTER FOR ANY SADDLE TYPE 12...

Page 15: ...y type of saddle of different brands to benefit from the patented SIT N GO system Indeed any standard saddle with its own fork can be assembled on SIT N GO system and it can benefit from its microad j...

Page 16: ...25 16 21 20 26 24 18 SADDLE ASSEMBLY Fig I 15 11 11 24 25 23 14...

Page 17: ...he adapter s 20 slots 24 in the seat post s Fig I pivot Ro tating the adapter 20 see instruction above Insert pivot 15 into one selected hole 13 making sure that the pivot is positioned in the right p...

Page 18: ...taking care to pair fit the pivot 15 with the eccentric 16 see instruction above Insert the screw 18 into the ec centric 16 by tightening without completely pressing it Fig N Manually rotate the ecce...

Page 19: ...18 20 20 15 15 Fig N Fig O 16 16 8 17...

Page 20: ...Take your saddle and position your clamp 21 on the saddle rail between the saddle frame and the rail Fig P Position the saddle and clamp 21 in the adapter Fig P 18...

Page 21: ...20 23 22 21 Fig P 19...

Page 22: ...lengthwise for the forward backward movement and acting on the eccentric 16 find the best saddle inclination Fig Q Completely lock off the screws 18 and 23 following the torque instruc tion written on...

Page 23: ...16 23 22 21 18 Fig Q 21...

Page 24: ...he correct tightening torque of the seat post clamp and the bolt 18 and 23 In case any sign or crack of the seat post the fork or the saddle do not use the product and immediately ad dress your truste...

Page 25: ...ty is on discretion of ITM It is the user s responsibility to check periodically the prod uct to determine whether it is necessary to contact ITM service center Claim under this warranty must be made...

Page 26: ...sembled or repaired products damaged by the use of other materials or as sembled by unskilled personnel products used in competitions on acrobatic races or during exhibitions aesthetical finishes aver...

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