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This chapter lists instructions for
adjustment of some the parts of an
e-bike. After a repair, examine the e-bike
as shown in the Before Each Ride
Checklist on page 15. This manual is not
intended to be a repair manual. If you
are unsure about adjusting your e-bike or
have any questions about adjusting your
e-bike, transport it to your local dealer for
adjustments and repairs.
Torque Specifications
Torque is a measure of the tightness
of a screw or bolt. Use a torque wrench
to make sure you do not apply too much
torque, which can cause damage to or
break the part. However, a fastener that
is too loose can also cause damage.
After you use the torque wrench,
examine the function of the part with
the tests in this section. If a part does
not have the correct function when it is
tightened to the recommended torque,
tranport your e-bike to your dealer for
repair.
It is important to use only genuine
replacement parts with dimensions
identical to the original components on
your bike. The Montague frame quick
release and the foldable stem assembly
are both safety-critical components. Only
replace the frame quick release and the
foldable stem with a genuine part sourced
from Montague.
If you replace the crank or tires
with different models, you should use
caution as there is a possible reduction
of toe-clearance and the possibility of
pedal contact with the ground may be
increased.
Handlebars
To rotate the angle of your handlebar:
1. Decrease the tightness of the
handlebar clamp bolts on the stem
(Fig. 47).
PROPER MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT
A bicycle that malfunctions could
decrease your control and cause you
to fall. Fully examine all parts of the
bicycle before each ride. If there is a
problem, do not ride the bicycle, but
take it to your local bike dealer for
inspection and repair.
WARNING
Handlebar clamp
bolts
Handlebar
Fig. 47: Handlebar bolts on threadless stem
DO NOT attempt to perform any
adjustments while riding your e-bike.
WARNING
Incorrect torque can cause damage
or break a part. Use a torque wrench
to correctly tighten a part, or transport
the bicycle to your dealer for service.
WARNING