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Adjust the cable length by cutting the housing at the appropriate length. 

The cockpit cable must connect the frame cable just after the front brake. 

CAUTION: 

Your cockpit setup must be finalized before adjusting and connecting the 

cables. 

Connect the cockpit cables with the frame cables and setup your brakes and 

derailleurs. 

CAUTION: 

Make sure the cable routing is smooth and that cable are sliding in 

housing with a minimal friction. 

The cables should not interfere with the headtube significantly: the 

cables should flex and return free into the frame cable entrance. 

10  Attach the lower stem [15] to the fork 

with the 2 lower stem fork screws 

[16]. 

CAUTION: 

Do not tighten the screws to the 

recommended torque value yet. 

11  Attach the lower stem [15] to the 

upper stem [10] with the 3 screws 

base bar screws [9]. 

CAUTION: 

Do not tighten the screws to the 

recommended torque value yet

.

12  With the lower stem [15] attached but loose, compress the headset with the 

headset compression screw [8]. 

Adjust bearing preload by tightening the headset compression screw [8] only 

until all play is absent from head assembly and bearings spin freely. 

CAUTION: 

The top screw is for bearing preload only. It is not a fastening screw. 

Damage may occur if the top screw is tightened beyond proper bearing 

preload.

13  Clamp the upper stem [10] to the fork steerer tube by tightening the steerer 

screws [11] to 6Nm 

14  Clamp the lower stem [15] to the upper stem [10] with the 3 screws base bar 

screws [9] by tightening” to 6Nm 

15  Clamp the lower stem [15] to the fork with the 2 lower stem fork screws [16] by 

tightening  to 6Nm 

16  Plug the rubber cap lower stem rubber plug [17] by pressing it in place 

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Disassembly Instruction 

1.  Unplug the rubber cap lower stem rubber plug [17] 

2.  Unscrew the “lower stem [15]” to the fork with the 2 lower stem fork 

screws [16] 

3.  Unscrew the “lower stem [15]” to the upper stem [10] with the 3 

screws base bar screws [9] 

4.  Remove the lower stem [15] 

5.  Detach the cables and remove them from the fork crown (if 

necessary) 

Make sure you are securing the frame cables while removing the 

inner cables. 

6.  Unscrew the base bar assembly screw [13] and take off the base bar 

from the upper stem [10] 

7.  Remove the cables from the base bar [12] (if necessary) 

-  disassemble the brake cables first with the brake levers 

-  disassemble the index cables with the shifters (either for 

mechanical systems or SHIMANO DI²) 

8.  Disassemble the extensions and armrest from the base bar 

9.  Unscrew the steerer screws [11] and remove the upper stem [10] 

from the fork steerer  

10. Disassemble the headset bearings, cups and cones 

Cable replacement instruction 

1.  Detach the cable from the derailleur or brake and pull only the inner 

cable out. 

Make sure you are securing the frame cables while removing the 

inner cables. 

2.  Insert a new cable from the shifter or brake lever until  it shows up at 

the connector behind the fork. Pull the inner cable all the way out. 

3.  For derailleurs or rear brake, pull the Nokon housing carefully straight 

Make sure that the both housing end will not move and be pulled 

inside the frame 

4.  Insert the inner cable into the Nokon or cable housing carefully until it 

shows up at the other end 

5.  Pull the inner cables firmly to compress the all cable routing 

assembly. 

Make sure that every ferrule and cable are in place. 

6.  Attach the cable to derailleur or brake following their respective 

instruction. 

Содержание TRINITY ADVANCED SL -

Страница 1: ...cable routing 20 Brake cable and housing 21 Index cable and housing 22 Assembly Instruction 23 Disassembly Instruction 26 Cable replacement instruction 26 Vector SLR Seat post seat clamp 27 Saddle cl...

Страница 2: ...5 Trinity Advanced SL features 6 3 4...

Страница 3: ...tion helps you to select approximately your frame size from your height your inseam your saddle height your actual TCR frame size RIDER SIZE INSEAM SADDLE HEIGHT centimeters TCR TRINITY ADV SL 159 3 7...

Страница 4: ...metal chips dirt and paint 2 Apply a thin layer of grease to the crown race seat on the fork steerer 3 Tap the crown race on to the steerer using a crown race installation tool Note Use the correct f...

Страница 5: ...ns Parts listing Specification Quantity Torque range 2 s d a p t s e r m r a 1 2 armrest screws M5x6 tapered 4 4 Nm 2 t s e r m r a 3 2 s p m a l c n o i s n e t x e 4 2 s g u l p r e b b u r n o i s...

Страница 6: ...his you can add up to 4mm of teardrop washers to space your armrest over the base bar Similar to the table used to select the appropriate frame size here is some additional information to select your...

Страница 7: ...s detailed Figure 4 Armrest height spacers and screws lengths 14 Extensions adjustment First by swapping the extension clamps you can choose either a wide extension setup or a narrow setup Secondly yo...

Страница 8: ...ments Armrest pads fore and aft adjustment The armrest pads can be bolted onto the clamps in 2 positions Figure 6 Armrest pads fore and aft adjustment 16 Armrest pads width adjustment Figure 7 Armrest...

Страница 9: ...per stem preparation The upper stem is designed with a small thread on its inside This allows you to steady the base bar during the assembly Tighten this bolt to 4 Nm As soon as you have chosen your s...

Страница 10: ...wer cable friction please use the cable routing as shown bellow Figure 10 fork cable routing Base bar cable routing To get the smoother cable routing and make sure to get the lower cable friction plea...

Страница 11: ...rake on the right For United Kingdom or Australia front brake is mounted on the right rear brake on the left Figure 12 brake cable routing 22 Index cable and housing Giant strongly recommends the foll...

Страница 12: ...is bolt to 4 Nm CAUTION this bolt is not designed to clamp firmly the base bar Do not apply any force to the base bar 24 3 Assemble the extension set to the base bar 12 as detailed at Armrest and exte...

Страница 13: ...6Nm 16 Plug the rubber cap lower stem rubber plug 17 by pressing it in place 26 Disassembly Instruction 1 Unplug the rubber cap lower stem rubber plug 17 2 Unscrew the lower stem 15 to the fork with t...

Страница 14: ...ated the saddle offset adjustment as it will influence the saddle height The seatpost holder is not a traditional seatpost clamp Pay attention to the recommended torque of 2Nm Over tightening the seat...

Страница 15: ...or bent If there is any damage replace with a new part immediately without trying to repair the damage otherwise the lever may break and the brakes may no longer work as a result Obtain and read the s...

Страница 16: ...fected Be careful not to allow any oil or grease onto the rim braking surface Check and clean the rims frequently respecting the rim manufacturer recommendations Check the brake cable for rust and fra...

Страница 17: ...r derailleur hanger is assembled with 2 screws Thread compound is recommended to avoid the screws to get loose Tightening torque 4 Nm Brake pads replacement instruction WARNING To avoid serious injury...

Страница 18: ...ner s Manual or visit our Web site www giant bicycles com for complete provisions of the warranty PowerCore press fit bottom bracket WARNING Do not modify the frame Do not face grind or cut the bottom...

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