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Increased wear and tear caused by using the lock-out.
Risk of damage!
• Only use the lock-out function if this improves the quality
of the ride.
12.9.1.6
Lock-out
note:
Certain models of suspension fork have additional settings
to control them.
Depending on the bicycle model, the lock-out function can be oper-
ated using a control knob on the upper side of the suspension fork
or on the remote operating controls on the handlebars.
•
Compare images to check which operating controls your sus-
pension fork is equipped with (see Fig.
“Lock-out operation”
).
Fig.: Lock-out operation (example)
1 Adjusting dial
2 Locking key
3 Unlocking key
1
2
3
•
To lock the suspension fork, turn the control knob 90° clock-
wise or press the lock-out button.
•
To unlock the suspension fork, turn the control knob 90°
anti-clockwise or press the unlock button.
note:
Even when locked, the suspension system still provides
cushioning on uneven surfaces of up to 15 mm.
12.9.1.7
adjusting mechanic suspension
•
Remove the protective dust
cap from each stanchion
leg by pulling it upwards in
a vertical direction.
•
In order to increase sus-
pension pretension, use a
coin or the appropriate tool
for your suspension to turn
the control knob on top of
the stanchion leg towards
the “+” sign (see Fig.
“Sus-
pension pretension”
).
•
In order to decrease suspension pretension, use a coin or the
appropriate tool for your suspension to turn the control knob
on top of the stanchion leg towards the “
–
” sign.
•
Make sure that the suspension preload is adjusted to the same
level on both sides.
•
Consult your specialist dealer if you are unsure about how to
adjust the suspension preload.
Fig.: Suspension preload
1 Protective dust cap
2 Adjusting dial
1
2
