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REAR SUSPENSION - DAMPER

If bicycle is equipped by rear suspension follow these steps:

SUSPENSION SETUP

Air damper suspension is setup by inflating air into damper air chamber.

     WARNING

Damper is adjusted by manufacturer and checked by your local dealer. Special high pressure pump 

with manometer is needed for damper inflation. Particular skills and suitable tools are needed for 

damper inflation and adjustment hence it is recommended to let special cycle service do these 

operations.

DAMPER SUSPENSION LOCK OUT

Lockout function enables lock out damper suspension what increases pedal efficiency when riding 

uphill or in less difficult terrain. Damper lock out is operated by lever on damper bottom side. Lever 

has 2 positions: turn lever into “lock out” position to switch off/lock out damper suspension, turn 

lever to the other side to release damper and it will work in normal suspension mode.

     WARNING

Long term usage of damper suspension lock out may result in damper early wear.

REBOUND DAMPING

Rebound damping setup unit controls how fast damper returns to original position after compression. 

Setup unit is placed on upper damper part. Turn setup unit clockwise to slow speed of return into 

original position. Turn setup unit counter clockwise to increase return speed.

     IMPORTANT WARNING

Never exceed maximum pressure values inscribed on damper!

Never open damper!

 Visit special cycle service if there are suspicions about proper damper 

operation, oil leakage, damper loosing ability to absorb blasts or damper makes strange noises 

while loaded. Prior each ride check screws which hold damper in bike frame. They must be 

tightened firmly. Keep damper clean. After each ride clean damper from dust or moisture by silky 

cloth. Never use high pressure cleaning devices!

DAMPER MAINTENANCE

  After each ride clean damper friction surfaces and gasket from impurity like dust, moisture or 

mud.

  After each 25 hours of operation (or always after ride in extreme conditions like mud or wet sand):

  1. Lubricate piston, gasket and moving damper parts by oil with Teflon

  2. Check damper for any damage. Never ride on bicycle with damaged damper!

  It is recommended to let special cycle service do inspection and maintenance of damper after 

each 50 hours of operation.

     IMPORTANT WARNING

If you will ride your bicycle in road traffic mainly when reduced visibility you have to equip 

it with lights and reflectors according relevant national law.

Wear always cyclist helmet when riding bicycle! 

Head injury is often caused by bicycle 

accidence. When buying helmet mind its proper size. Helmet must fit correctly on head. 

It can not hurt or press head. Buy helmet with settable fixative mechanism which will safely fix 

helmet on head.

The permissible maximum total weight of the rider plus luggage is 110 kg. Do not overweight 

the bicycle! 

     WARNING

As with all mechanical components, the bicycle is subjected to wear and high stresses. 

Different materials and components may react to wear or stress fatigue in different ways. 

If the design life of component has been exceeded, it may suddenly fail possibly causing 

injuries to the rider. Any form of crack, scratches or change of colouring in highly stressed 

areas indicate that the life of the component has been reached and it should be replaced. 

Enjoy your ride!

KELLYS

owner‘s

manual

MTB

Summary of Contents for MTB

Page 1: ...OWNER S ...

Page 2: ...rtion depth of seatpost into bike frame This minimal insertion mark of seatpost must be invisible Make sure that the minimum insertion mark of seatpost is not visible above the bike frame after the seatpost is inserted into the frame Seatpost clamp screw or seatpost quick release must be securely tightened so the seatpost is not turnable inside the frame Move the lever of the quick release to the ...

Page 3: ...2 owner smanual MTB ...

Page 4: ...ft pedal 1 First lubricate the thread on pedals with grease before assembly 2 Screw the right pedal R into the thread of the right crank arm arm with chainwheels by turning it to the right 3 Screw the left pedal L into the thread of left crank arm by turning it to the left 4 Tighten firmly with appropriate tool Make sure that the shouldering of the pedal axis sits on the crank arm WARNING Clip in ...

Page 5: ...sion ratio between front chainwheel and rear sprockets Rear derailleur is controlled by right shifting lever right shifting grip There is possibility of mistuning of derailleur system during operation LOWER LIMIT ADJUSTMENT Shift chain on the smallest sprocket Release fixing screw which will release the control cable Set the guide pulley under the outer edge of the smallest sprocket by turning the...

Page 6: ...new one of the same type and with the same amount of links like the worn out chain has BRAKE SYSTEM Brake system consists of brake levers cables front and rear calipers brake shoes and is one of the most important components of your bike Right brake lever operates rear brake left brake lever operates front brake Brakes are set by manufacturer For your own safety do not make any brake system adjust...

Page 7: ...configuration depends on brakes model and their manufacturer Brake lever position closer to handlebar or away from handle bar could be adjusted by turning of regulation screw or Allen screw DISC BRAKES MAINTAINANCE It is strongly recommended to visit professional service if you do not have needed experiences and special tools Nonprofessional manipulation with disc brake system could cause reduced ...

Page 8: ...d be caused by blast Side areas of rim are getting worn up by braking There is security system on each rim side which indicates deformation on side of rim Bent side area of rim is mark of wear which causes self acting braking Riding on bicycle with such damaged rims is dangerous and damaged rim must be replaced TIRES Never ride on over or under inflated tires Respect recommended pressures which ar...

Page 9: ... is not able to copy terrain surface but too fast rebound causes fork kicking FORK MAINTENANCE CLEANING LUBRICATION regular maintenance is crucial for proper fork operation mainly maintenance of friction areas between outer and inner fork legs Dust seal and gasket which keep friction areas from contamination must be not damaged and must protect whole perimeter of friction area Keep clean inner leg...

Page 10: ...r each ride check screws which hold damper in bike frame They must be tightened firmly Keep damper clean After each ride clean damper from dust or moisture by silky cloth Never use high pressure cleaning devices DAMPER MAINTENANCE After each ride clean damper friction surfaces and gasket from impurity like dust moisture or mud After each 25 hours of operation or always after ride in extreme condit...

Page 11: ... natural person which bought the bicycle for his her personal recreation needs not for the purpose of business or other gainful activity of racing needs and uses this bicycle for his her personal recreation need This prolonged warranty is inalienable to another person in case the original purchaser transfers the ownership to another person the prolonged warranty expires The bicycle will be registe...

Page 12: ...ty By reason of a limited accessibility of the original model of the claimed frame the term of delivery of the new frame can be longer than 30 days whereby the manufacturer is obliged to deliver as soon as it is possible The manufacturer reserves the right to deliver the frame from the current production with similar technical parameters of identical quality but not the same colour The contact per...

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