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Hands-On-Cycle 9/2022
Individual Adjustment
Abb. 5: Support clamp with quick-release mount (left)
and quick-release nut (right) as seen from the right side.
Adjust the seat as described above. The
front boom is well adjusted when the rid
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er sits leaned and can grap the cranks in
the most forward position with slightly
bent arms.
1. Open the quick-release lever of the
support and bring the mast to a mid
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dle position. Close the support's
quick-release lever.
2. Open the clamping screws of the
front boom (see page 9, fig. 2) and of
the push rod (see page 10, fig. 5).
3. If the front boom is adjusted in a
range of 1 cm, the support clamp on
the main frame can remain in position.
If it is necessary to move the front
boom in or out more than 1 cm, the
support clamp on the main frame
must be moved as well.
3a. To move the support clamp, remove
the quick-release clamp, quick-
release nut and quick-release mount.
Then loosen the 2 fastening screws
of the support clamp.
3b. Move the support clamp to the
appropriate position. The support
plate must fit over the support
clamp.
3c. When tightening the support clamp,
first tighten the upper screw to the
stop (7–9 Nm), then tighten the
lower screw (7–9 Nm).
3d. Mount the quick release clamp,
quick-release nut and quick-release
mount (see page 9, fig. 4. und see
page 10, fig. 5).
4. Tighten the front boom clamping
screws (11–12 Nm) .
5. Set the front wheels of the trike and
the mast in a straight position and
tighten the screws of the push rod (7–
8 Nm).
Positioning of legs and feet
Setting of the leg rest
Fig. 6: Leg rest: setting of the inclination