Handlebar adjustment with tool-adjustable stem
You can use an Allen wrench to adjust
(
1
) the position of the handlebar and (
2
)
the distance.
1. Handlebar position
a Loosen the socket-head screw (1)
with an Allen wrench.
b. Move the handlebar to the desired
position.
c. Make sure the handlebar stays in the
center of the stem (there are marks
on the handlebar).
d. Re-tighten the stem firmly.
2. Handlebar distance
a. Use an Allen wrench to loosen the
socket-head screw (2) in the hole
inside the circle on the stem.
b. Position the handlebar at the desired
angle.
c. Re-tighten the tensioner firmly.
2
1
Fig. 13: Stem
Note:
Only adjust your handlebar using the specified socket-head screws; do not loosen any other
bolts. Adjust your handlebar with care. To be able to ride safely, the handlebar must be firmly
clamped in the stem. Otherwise your handlebar may rotate while you are cycling. If you adjust
the handlebar yourself, you are responsible for doing so correctly.
Note:
If you tighten the socket-head screw too tightly, you may damage the stem. See the mini-
instructions on the handlebar itself for the maximum torque specification.
Victesse
English-
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