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To make any adjustment to the unit, make sure you are off
the bike, and that the trainer has come to a complete stop
and that nothing is still moving.
If you cannot shift to either the lowest (L) or the highest (H) position, the in
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ner wire of the remote shifter cable gets extended and the wire tension becomes
loose. Please adjust the tension with the following steps;
(Fig. O)
TROUBLE SHOOTING YOUR REMOTE SHIFTER UNIT
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Set the remote shifter lever at “H” position. Remove the remote shifter
device from the handlebar and straighten the cable.
Remove the plastic Cap located on the bottom of the cable. (see Fig. O)
Hold the adjusting screw with your right hand and push it towards the di
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rection of the outer cable, then adjust the nut with your left hand to make
the wire tension properly.
ABOUT SLIPPAGE PROBLEM
The pateneted roller system used in the rim drive models from Minoura is made to fit a wide variety of bi
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cycles and wheels. Therefore, you should expect that sometimes the rollers will slip a little on your rims. This
is completely normal and due to the spring mechanism we use that provides a fit with such a large variety of
bicycles and wheels.
If you experience slippage all the time you use the trainer, check the belt tension first by pushing down the belt
with your finger. The K-16 V-belt will be worn down after long term of use but most reason for the slippage
problem is caused by improper (too much or too less) tension adjustment.
To adjust the belt tension, loosen both upper and lower bolts which hold the pulley arm by an M5 hex wrench,
then pull the arm outward by your hand and tighten the bolts firmly again.
If the V-belt is completely worn down or damaged, replace it.
This work requieres high skill for disassembling and assembling the Mag unit. If you don’t have confidence,
please ask to the Minoura dealer where you purchased the trainer.
The instructions manual will come with the replacement V-belt kit, also you can download it from our web site
(http://www.minoura.jp).
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Nut
Cap
Cable
Tension Adjuster
