SQlab Innerbarends 402, User Information

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Tools
Name hex key Tightening torque (Nm)
SQlab Innerbarends
®
411 R Carbon 4 5
SQlab Innerbarends
®
411 / SQlab Innerbarends
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411 ltd. RUH 5 3
SQlab Innerbarends
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410/ 402 5 5
Warning
Incorrectly assembled components pose a considerable risk.
• You must have read and understood the instructions and notes before you start the
assembly.
• If you have questions about the assembly of these components, please contact
your SQlab dealer or have your Innerbarends® either checkedor mounted by an
experienced bicycle mechanic.
Angle of the Innerbarends
®
Basic setting: The clamping screw points
vertically downwards, from there you can
adapt the angle depending on the seat
angle and saddle elevation.
When the saddle is higher than the hand­
lebars tilt the innerbarends forward. When
the saddle is lower than the handlebars tilt
the Innerbarends® towards the rider.
Warning
Under no circumstances should the Innerbarends® be adjusted too flat or too steep.
If they are set too flat, you can slip off very easily. If the Innerbarends® are set too
steep the wrist bends too much, resulting in increased compression of the nerves.
Innerbarend