MONTAGUE M-E1, Руководство пользователя

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the front brake lever clockwise to
move the outside brake pad inward
until it touches the rotor.
4. Back off slightly (1/4 turn) until the
pad does not touch the rotor surface
and the wheel spins freely.
If there is contact between the brake
pads and rotor after performing the
above steps bring your bike to your
local dealer for adjustment.
Hydraulic Disc Brake
Maintaining hydraulic disc brakes
requires purpose built bleed kits and
extensive training. Please bring your
bike to a professional bicycle mechanic
for hydraulic disc brake adjustment and
repair.
Wheels
Examine tires for worn areas, bulges,
and damage. Make sure rims are clean.
Make sure tires are inflated to proper
specifications as listed on the sidewall
of the tire. If the wear-indicators on the
brake surface show the rim is worn,
PROPER MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT
CONTINUED
When you apply the brake, the brake
pads remove material from the disc
rotor. If the brakes remove too much
material, the rotor can become
weak and sudden failure can ensue.
Examine the rotors regularly and
replace them when they are worn.
WARNING
replace the rim. Make sure there are
no loose or damaged spokes. If loose
or damaged spokes are found, do not
ride the bicycle, take it to your local bike
dealer for repair.
Riding with an improperly adjusted
wheel quick release can allow the
wheel to wobble or disengage from
the bicycle, causing damage to the
bicycle, and serious injury or death to
the rider.
WARNING