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WARNING! Your seatpost and frame BOTH require a minimum amount of insertion into the frame 

in order to maintain structural integrity. If your seatpost is not inserted deep enough into the seat 

tube to meet BOTH requirements, it may result in damage to the frame and/or seatpost, which 

could cause you to lose control and fall.
If the seatpost is cut short, the min/max mark on the seatpost may no longer be accurate. Before 

cutting the seatpost, note the min/max depth required by the seatpost manufacturer.

WARNING! For general instructions regarding the installation of the seatpost, refer to the appropriate 

section in the Owner’s Manual. Riding with an improperly tightened seatpost can allow the saddle to 

turn or move and cause you to lose control and fall.

WARNING! Inspect the seatpost and seat tube to ensure that there are no burrs or sharp edges. 

Remove any burrs or sharp edges using fine grit sandpaper.

CAUTION: The shape of the seat tube is not continuous. This limits the maximum insertion depth 

of the seatpost When the seatpost is fully inserted, back it out 10mm, which is the maximum 

insertion depth of the frame. Be careful when lowering it into the seat tube to prevent damage.
If your seatpost is at its maximum insertion depth and the saddle is too high, the post needs to be 

replaced with a shorter one or cut to size.

Do not apply grease to the contact surfaces between the seatpost and the seat tube. Grease 
reduces the friction, which is critical to proper seatpost grip. Specialized recommends the 

application of carbon assembly compound (fiber paste), which can increase friction between 
carbon surfaces. Please visit your Specialized Authorized Retailer for additional information.

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Fig.1:

 Apply grease as illustrated to the surfaces between the upper and lower wedge, as well as the barrel. bolt 

threads and bolt head.

 

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Fig.2:

 Insert the wedge assembly into the seat tube.

 

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Fig.2:

 Apply carbon friction paste to the seatpost, then insert into the seat tube. The use of carbon friction paste 

is required.

Summary of Contents for VIAS

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL...

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Page 3: ...AME mechanical 17 4 HANDLEBAR STEM ASSEMBLY electronic shifting 19 A PREPARING FACEPLATE 19 B INSTALLING ELECTRONIC SHIFT WIRES AND HYDRAULIC BRAKE HOUSINGS 19 5 HANDLEBAR STEM ASSEMBLY mechanical shi...

Page 4: ...Many of the Warnings say you may lose control and fall Because any fall can result in serious injury or even death we do not always repeat the warning of possible injury or death CAUTION The combinat...

Page 5: ...B BB30 compatible crankset Please refer to the manufacturer instructions for crank and bottom bracket installation In order to successfully build the Venge ViAS Disc bicycle it is very important to fo...

Page 6: ...ear discoveranycracks nomatterhowsmall orany damagetothebicycle immediatelystopridingthebicycleandhaveitinspectedbyyourAuthorizedSpecializedRetailer Lifespan and the type and frequency of maintenance...

Page 7: ...BRACKET COVER S169900002 MSC MY16 VENGE VIAS BOTTOM BRACKET COVER DI2 HOLDER S170200004 AXL MY17 ROAD THRU AXLE FRONT WITH 5MM BOLT ON 100MM X 12MM S170200006 AXL MY17 ROAD THRU AXLE REAR WITH 5MM BO...

Page 8: ...s 6 5 75 5mm in 5mm increments Stem length 7 options 70 85 95 105 115 125 135mm Handlebar rise 8 options 0 25mm rise x 38 40 42 44cm width Seatpost length setback 6 options 330 380mm length x 0 20 35m...

Page 9: ...IGHT 16 5mm S172500001 VENGE AEROFLY HANDLEBAR 0mm RISE 38cm S160800008 40cm S160800001 42cm S160800002 44cm S160800003 VENGE AEROFLY HANDLEBAR 25mm RISE 38cm S160800007 40cm S160800004 42cm S16080000...

Page 10: ...the fork Fig 2 Install the fork in the head tube Fig 3 Install the upper bearing B S162500005 Fig 3 Install the compression ring C S162500001 or S162500003 4 BRAKE GUIDE BACK ELECTRONIC S164800002 ME...

Page 11: ...X X X X 70 5mm X X X X X 75 5mm X X X X X X Specialized recommends using a stationary trainer and working with an experienced fit professional Since the fork must be cut to the correct height before t...

Page 12: ...11 3 Nm If the faceplate is not bottomed against the lower edge of the stem the faceplate and handlebar can rotate downward under rider weight until the faceplate bottoms out against the stem below th...

Page 13: ...aper CAUTION The shape of the seat tube is not continuous This limits the maximum insertion depth of the seatpost When the seatpost is fully inserted back it out 10mm which is the maximum insertion de...

Page 14: ...is available for 7x7mm round alloy rails or 7x9mm oval carbon fiber rails Install the nut A To avoid damage to the clamp mechanism the arrows must align F to ensure the tab is placed in the groove of...

Page 15: ...m Theexpanderpluglipis1mmthick B If the steerer tube extends above the shim it can result in contact between the expander plug and the stem cap which can prevent proper headset adjustment WARNING Insp...

Page 16: ...part of the expander plug Fig 2 With the housing through the expander parts reassemble the expander plug and insert the PointR tool into the expander plug to align the upper and lower wedges Fig 3 Ins...

Page 17: ...nto and remove the expander plug Thread the PullR tool into the upper wedge until it bottoms out in the expander plug then turn the lever clockwise to pull the upper wedge out of the expander body Onc...

Page 18: ...s disregard all steps for installing wires A INSTALLING BRAKE SHIFTER HOUSINGS IN FRAME electronic FACTORY ROUTING Junction B inside handlebar junction A under bottom bracket 1 BROWN ELECTRIC WIRING E...

Page 19: ...head tube Fig 3 4 Route the wires through the chainstay seat tube battery and front derailleur and down tube over in front of the bottom bracket then connect the wires to the junction B box Place the...

Page 20: ...e at a time insert each housing rear brake front and rear shift into their respective entry ports see chart on page 15 for specific housing lengths Route the housings over the bottom bracket shell and...

Page 21: ...bearing with the arrow pointing toward the front of the bike 105 115mm 4 A B Fig 4 Trim the front derailleur housing A so that 105 115mm of housing exits at the bottom bracket exit port Fig 4 Insert...

Page 22: ...the bracket then install the mount using either the standard bracket E Garmin only or the Di2 bracket F Garmin Di2 junction box Torque to 25 in lbf 2 8 Nm B INSTALLING ELECTRONIC SHIFT WIRES AND HYDR...

Page 23: ...em Fig 2 Place the wire in the shim s wire channel then install the shim on the steerer tube Fig 2 Route the housings and wire up through the stem then place the stem on the steerer tube Mark the brak...

Page 24: ...n position the handlebar against the stem Guide the Di2 wire exiting the stem through the handlebar port and out the front To make routing the housings easier install an Internal Cable Routing guide w...

Page 25: ...ousings and complete the brake installation according to the brake manufacturer s instructions When trimming the brake housings it is recommended to trim the housings long enough that when attached to...

Page 26: ...racket then install the mount using the standard bracket E Garmin only Torque to 25 in lbf 2 8 Nm B INSTALLING MECHANICAL SHIFT AND HYDRAULIC BRAKE HOUSINGS If running reversed brakes UK the brake hou...

Page 27: ...Allen bolt E and 2mm Allen key Fig 3 Unscrew the shift guide set screws F then insert a shift cable into its guide hole Pull the cable through the guide until the sheath and housing are fully seated...

Page 28: ...he handlebar The bolts can be positioned above or below the housings Beforetighteningthebolts alignthehandlebarrotationposition asoutlinedinChapter 1 Section A DETERMINING FIT page 7 andmakesureit sce...

Page 29: ...ring on each side of the brake housing Continue routing the cables into the compression ring until the cables exit the frame at the shift cable exit ports then place the stem on the steerer tube unti...

Page 30: ...tween the housings and the handlebar Place the stem faceplate onto the handlebar see fig 8 page 10 and insert the stem bolts through the handlebar Make sure the housings aren t interfering with the bo...

Page 31: ...S172500008 HDS MY17 VENGE NON VIAS LIGHT SPACERS CONE SPACER 25MM S172500009 HDS MY17 VENGE NON VIAS NYLON SPACER SPACER 5MM S172500010 HDS MY17 VENGE NON VIAS NYLON SPACER SPACER 5MM S159900006 MSC...

Page 32: ...cable guide then back into the chainstay until it exits at the drive side rear dropout fig 3 Fig 2 Install a sheath on the cable then route the front shift cable through the bottom bracket cable guide...

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