Look 785 HUEZ RS, Manual

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ROUTING INSTALLATION
Mechanical routing configuration :
ROUTING INSTALLATION
Electrical routing configuration :
1/ Check that there are 2 black liners in the diagonal
tube and 2 blue liners in the horizontal tube and the
rear right chainstay (be careful not to remove any of
these 4 liners to facilitate assembly).
2/ Check that there are 2 metal end caps under
the 2 black liners and at the start of the down tube
towards the head tube (C1 & C2).
3/ Check that there are 3 other metal end caps in
the bag of accessories provided, and then place
them on the 3 holes A B D.
4/ Place the 2 derailleur cables into the 2 black
liners. Left hole C1 = front derailleur, Right hole C2
= rear derailleur. For the latter, place it in the blue
liner so it can pass into the right chainstay
1/ Check that there are 2 black liners in the diagonal
tube and 2 blue liners in the horizontal tube and the
rear right chainstay.
2/ Remove these 2 black liners with the 2 metal end
caps.
3/ Refer to the Shimano DI2 instructions.
4/ Left hole C1 rubber stopper to be placed directly
into the frame on the left side.
5/ Right hole C2 place the Shimano electric cable
from the tube through to the bottom bracket, then
place the Di2 split stopper on the right (you can use
the magnetic Park Tool Ref IR-1).
6/ Similarly in the chainstay use the blue liner to
pass the Shimano electric cable from derailleur
hanger D to the bottom bracket F, then place the Di2
split stopper in point D (you can use the magnetic
Park Tool Ref IR-1).
7/ Place the Shimano electric cable in the seat tube
from point E to bracket D.
5/ Place the rear brake cable, wrapped in the foam
tube provided, into the horizontal tube and then
replace the metal caps onto each end. You can use
the blue liner as a guide and then remove it.
6/ You can use a front derailleur tensioner
beforehand. In this case cut your front housing to
approximately 3 cm from the end of the tube, then
add the tensioner. Add the front derailleur cable at
the lever and bring it out behind the bottom bracket.
7/ Complete the assembly.
8/ View of the bottom bracket cable guide that
can be clipped on and off using circlip pliers in
the 2 holes provided for this purpose (small arrow
indicating the front of the frame F).
[ A ]
[ A ]
[ B ] [ B ]
[ D ] [ D ] [ E ]
[ F ] [ F ]
[ F ]
[ F ]
8/ After connecting the wires to the Shimano
bracket, place it into bracket F then push it back
on the side of the down tube behind the openwork
carbon tube so it does not fall back into the axis of
the bottom bracket.
9/ In order to secure and avoid contact with the
axis of the bottom bracket, the wire from the rear
derailleur can be passed through the mechanical
cable guide F (if necessary, slightly widen the front
and rear holes to a diameter of 5 mm).
10/ Place the rear brake cable, wrapped in the foam
tube provided, into the horizontal tube and then
replace the metal caps onto each end. You can use
the blue liner as a guide.
11/ You can use a front derailleur tensioner
beforehand. In this case cut your front housing to
approximately 3 cm from the end of the tube, then
add the tensioner. Add the front derailleur cable at
the lever and bring it out at the exit.
12/ Complete the assembly.
C1=Gauche/Left
C2=Droite/Right
C1=Gauche/Left
C2=Droite/Right