KTM bikepass, User Manual

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seat post or in your user manual
(see image 4).
If you have a seat post with two
screws you have to check them
mutually after you have tighte-
ned the screws to avoid unequal
torques.
Be carfeul not to assemble it back-
to-front!
Attention: While adjusting the handlebar
height be careful not to push the stem over
the marking. otherwise stability cannot be
guaranteed. High risk of falls!
Please notice: not every handlebar is height-
adjustable. Pay attention to the screws’ torques
(see table page 33). Control the handles
regularly!
!
In principle the handlebar-heigt is correctly adjusted
when the saddle and the stem are on the same level
(see image 5). Please notice: At mountain and racing
bikes the saddle top edge can be about 5-11 cm above
the handlebar. At City-, Dirt-, Downhill- and Freeride-
Bikes the handlebar should be about 15cm above the
saddle top edge.
Image 3
Image 4
Image 5
clamping range