PORSCHE DESIGN Bike RS, Руководство пользователя

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Removing tyres
To mount tyres, deflate the tube by opening the valve.
Loosen the tyre by gradually pushing it away from the
rim side wall around the circumference.
You will need a tyre lever to remove a tyre. Lift the tyre
over the rim edge with a tyre lever. With a second tyre
lever, reach under the tyre and pull the entire tyre over
the rim edge.
You can now remove, replace or repair the tube.
If you would like to replace your tyre, you can simply lift
the second tyre side wall over the rim edge by hand.
In the event of a flat tyre, you should check the inside
of the tyre for thorns or the like and replace the tyre if
necessary. Also check the position of the rim protector.
It must cover all sharp edges. The rim protector must
be replaced if damaged.
When the tyre has been removed, make sure
debris or dirt do not end up inside the tyre to prevent
subsequent flats.
Mounting the tyre
With your hands, push the side wall of the tyre over
the rim edge so that the entire tyre is situated in the
rim base between the two rim edges. If pushing the
tyre over the tyre edge is difficult, you can use a tyre
lever.
Insert the tube valve through the valve hole. Inflate the
tube slightly to prevent wrinkling and place it in the tyre.
Now pull the second tyre wall over the rim edge. Make
sure the tube is not caught between the rim and the
tyre to prevent it from being damaged. Use the tyre
lever if you are unable to push the tyre over the rim
edge using both hands.
Make sure that your brake discs are correctly mounted
between the brake pads. Check the distance between
the pads and the brake disc.
Please also make sure that your belt drive and gear hub
are properly mounted and adjusted.
Check the position of the valve. It must be located
within the wheel with its tip pointing to the hub. A valve
which has been installed in a diagonal position could
tear off and result in sudden loss of pressure.
Before the tube is fully inflated, you should probe
the entire circumference of the tube with both hands
to ensure that it is properly positioned in the tyre.
Once you have checked the position of the valve and
the tube in the tyre, you can inflate the tyre to the air
pressure specified by the tyre manufacturer.
Check the position of the tyre using the control ring on
the tyre side wall. It must exhibit the same distance to
the rim across the entire circumference.
Mounting the wheel
Reverse the steps for removing the wheel in order to
mount the wheel. Make sure that your wheel is mounted
in a central position between the forks and the rear
frame.
Make sure that the quick release, the fastening screws
and the non-turn washers are properly positioned, also
in the failover protections of the front forks. Please read
the chapter “Handling the quick releases” on p. 23.
Flat tyres
Brake function. Assembly errors and contamination
with e.g. oil and grease on the brake discs and brake
pads, which may negatively effect the function of the
brakes. Test the brakes regularly.
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