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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
1. Saddle hook bolt
2. Saddle adjustment
3. Saddle closure bolt
4. Seddle bolt
ADJUSTMENTS
As already mentioned, the saddle can be adjusted for the height, angle and distance from
the handlebar in order to better adapt to the driver.
The angle of the saddle depends on the preferences of the driver, but the best recom-
mended position is when the top of the saddle is parallel to the ground.
When fitting the saddle, the seat post must first be placed in the clamp under the saddle
and then inserted into the frame without screwing. Place it according to the desired posi
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tion and angle, at this point it is possible to close the saddle locking mechanism.
There are two types of saddle clamps currently in use. The most common one uses a
steel clamp with hexagonal screws. Alternatively, a single vertically mounted lever is used
which closes by tightening the seat post.
After fixing the saddle in the desired position, adjust the height to the required level and
tighten the screw.
Check that everything is correctly assembled by grasping the saddle and trying to turn it
sideways. If it moves, it is necessary to tighten the screw further.
WARNING - Remember that the extension mark of the tube must be inside the frame.
FRONT AND REAR BRAKE
Determine the type of brakes with which the bicycle is equipped and read the respective
assembly instructions. For more information on brake assembly and maintenance, refer
to the dedicated section.
WARNING - If the brakes are not already assembled and you do not have experience in do-
ing so, take the bicycle to a specialized technician.
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