fork in such a way that it does not open unintentionally. Please also note
the description in the general operating instructions. Do not leave lever
protruding to the side. The lever must rest against the frame or fork in
such a way that it does not open unintentionally. Please also note the
description in the general operating instructions.
3. b) Tighten the Allen screw(s) on the seat tube clamp with the torque
specified on the component. If no torque is specified, tighten the screws
to 6 Nm.
4. Check the tightness of the saddle and seatpost by attempting to twist
them.
1. Loosen both M6 screws
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by turning anticlockwise. Do not loosen
the screws by more than two to three turns, otherwise the entire
mechanism may fall apart.
2. The saddle should be level with the ground. Check this with a spirit
level.
3. Turn both M6 screws
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into the nuts clockwise. Tighten to 8 to 10
Nm.
4. Ensure that the newly-tightened saddle does not tip; test it by press-
ing down on the front and back alternately.
INSTALL
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REMOTE LEVER
1. Loosen the M4 screw
7
on the remote lever
6
by turning it two to
three turns anticlockwise.
2. Move the lever to the desired position.
3. Tighten the M4 screw
7
on the lever
6
to a maximum of 1.6 Nm.
REDUCE CABLE TENSION
If the lever is difficult to press, it may help to reduce the cable tension.
1. Turn the tension adjuster
8
one to two turns anticlockwise to re-
duce tension.
WARNING
SERIOUS FALLS DUE TO A KINKED
OR BROKEN SEATPOST.
• The seatpost must be at least 100 mm deep in the seat tube. The
minimum insertion depth of 100 mm also applies if the specifications
on the seatpost itself are different.
WARNING
SEVERE FALLS DUE TO BROKEN SADDLE CLAMPS.
• Never clamp the saddle in the curve of the saddle rail; always do it in
the straight section. Only shift the saddle within the straight section.
SEVERE FALLS DUE TO KINKED SADDLE.
• Screw the M6 screws completely into the nuts. Otherwise they can
tear off.
1. Loosen the quick release or the Allen screw(s) on the seat tube clamp
to move the seatpost.
2. Adjust the seatpost to the desired height. Make sure to observe the
minimum insertion depth of 100 mm. If the seatpost cannot be pulled
out of the seat tube, you need to slide the
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cable into the frame a
little via the headtube.
3. a) Close the quick release by swinging the lever 180°. It should now read
CLOSE. Halfway through the action of closing the lever, the movement
should be very easy. The required leverage should increase after that
point and the lever should be difficult to close at the end. In the end
position, the lever must be perpendicular to the quick release axis. It
must not stick out to the side. The lever must rest against the frame or
ADJUST THE SADDLE HEIGHT
ADJUST SADDLE POSITION
CORRECT
WRONG
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