Handlebar rotation
To adjust the rotating position of the handlebar(19) to match your comfort and riding style, first slightly loosen
one of the handlebar bolts (21) located on the handlebar itself. Rotate the handlebar to desired position,
making especially certain that the brake levers (20) are a comfortable reach for safebraking. Before
tightening, double check that the handlebar is still centered. Then securely tighten the handlebar bolt (21).
Next make sure that the spacing between handlebar stem and top cap is even on both sides of the
handlebar. Once firmly tightened, try to manually rotate the handlebar to make sure it is securely in place.
WARNING: Make sure the handlebar is securely in place and that the brake levers are comfortably in
reach. Failure to do so can result in loss of control of your VOLT and could cause you serious injury or
death. In addition, failure to have an even amount of spacing on both sides of stem clamp between
the stem base and top cap can result in a loosened handlebar or stripped threads, both of which can
result in loss of control of your VOLT and lead to serious injury or death. If you are unsure that you did
either of these correctly,
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Suspension adjustment
The front (23) and rear suspension (4) are pre-adjusted for your convenience. To further adjust the front
suspension fork’s spring preload to match your weight and riding style, simply turn the knob on the top left
side of the fork[1]. The top right knob is to lock/ unlock the active suspension. Refer to your fork manual for
further information.
