
T H M
C L A V I C U L A X C
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30
LOREM
IPSUM
Maintenance
Checking bottom bracket clearance
Risk of damage to the bearings.
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Never try to remove the bearing seals from the bottom bracket.
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Your THM bottom bracket is elaborately sealed and provided with permanent
lubrication. There is no need to re-lubricate the bearings!
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Grasp both cranks of your bicycle.
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Try to move the cranks to the left and right.
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If you feel bearing play, it means that the bottom bracket is loose and needs to be
adjusted immediately
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see
Adjusting the bottom bracket
, page 21.
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Now shift the chain onto the smallest chainwheel.
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Remove the chain from the chainwheel and place it onto the bottom bracket
housing.
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The bottom bracket can now be rotated freely.
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Use two fingers to grasp one of the cranks directly by the bottom bracket axle and
rotate the axle in its bearing.
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If the bottom bracket axle rotates with perceptible resistance, it means that the
bottom bracket is too tight and must be adjusted immediately
–
see
Adjusting
the bottom bracket
, page 21.
NOTICE