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Position of the handlebars
Position the handlebars so that you can easily reach the gear shifts and brake levers. Try to fi nd a
sitting position where your hands rest lightly on the handlebars. If you rest too heavily on the handle-
bars this puts a lot of strain on your wrists and forearms. Remember to tighten all screw connections
after adjusting.
NOTE: NEVER LIFT THE HANDLEBAR POST OR SADDLE POST OVER THE MARKING FOR THE TOP POSITION.
Adjusting chainset without key bolts
IMPORTANT: Check if the bike’s chain rings and crank arms are of the type that do not have key
bolts. If so, check that the nuts holding them secure in the chainset are properly tightened. We
recommend you check whether the nuts are properly tightened after using the bike for two
weeks, and then every three months.
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1A
2
3
4
4
5
6
7
8
9
9
10
11
12
20
20
15
5
30
5
38
40
4
4
30
5
8
3
30
Nm
Nm
Nm
Nm
Nm
Nm
Nm
Nm
Nm
Nm
Nm
Nm
Nm
Nm
Nm
Expander screw, handlebar post
Locking screws for stem
Clamping screw, stem
Retaining screw for brakes (not disc
brakes)
Front wheel axle nuts
Front quick-release
Locking screw for chain ring
Pedal
Wire fastener screw for front derailleur
Wire fastener for rear derailleur
Rear wheel axle nuts
Rear quick-release coupling
Retaining screw for saddle post
Retaining screw for front and back
refl ectors
Saddle screw
