MONTAGUE M-E1, Руководство пользователя

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5. On the shift lever, fully turn clockwise
the derailleur cable barrel-adjuster.
6. Put the cable in the groove found
near the derailleur-cable-clamp bolt,
pull the cable tight, and tighten the
clamp bolt to 44-60 lb•in (5.0-6.8
N•m).
To adjust the large-chainring position
1. Move the rear derailleur to the
smallest rear cog.
2. Turn the high-gear adjustment
screw (identified with an “H”)
counterclockwise until it cannot stop
the movement of the derailleur.
3. Turn the crankarms with your hand.
Use the shifter to carefully move the
chain to the outside chainring.
4. Move the outer chain-guide
approximately 0.5mm from the chain.
5. Tighten the high-gear adjustment
screw until it resists.
If you have turned the screw too far,
the front derailleur will move to the small
chainring.
6. Change gears to all the gear
combinations. Make sure the chain
does not come off when you move
the shift lever. Make sure the
derailleur cage does not rub on part
of the crankarms.
PROPER MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT
CONTINUED
To adjust the middle-gear position
with three chainrings
1. Move the chain to the largest front
chainring and the smallest rear cog.
2. Turn the cable barrel-adjuster (on the
shifter) to change the cable tension
and align the inner cage of the
derailleur until it touches the chain.
3. Change to all gear combinations to
make sure the chain smoothly lines
up with all the chainrings.
Brakes
The brake system on your bike lets
you slow and stop. The function of this
system is crucial to your safety. It is
strongly recommended that only your
dealer adjust your brakes.
Each month, examine the brake pads
for wear.
To align a cable actuated disc brake
First adjust the clearance between the
right (inside) brake pad and the disc.
1. Use a 5mm allen wrench to move the
inside pad inward toward the disc
rotor till it touches the rotor.
2. Back off slightly until the pad does
not touch the rotor surface.
Next adjust the clearance between the
left (outside) brake pad and the disc.
3. Turn the barrel adjuster located on