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EN
PEDAL ASSEMBLY
SRAM BRAKE SWAP
Attach the pedals to the cranks using an allen
wrench. Apply some grease to the threads, if
there are washers make sure to use them!
Please note that there’s a right and a left
pedal.
Unscrew the brake lever clamps (Torx T25) and
remove the attachments of the brake and shift
cables
Swap the brake levers to have the front brake
on your right and the rear brake on your left
side.
The non-drive side pedal has reverse thread-
ing and is therefore tightened counterclock-
wise.Tighten the pedals with a torque of 30 –
3
8 Nm.
Mount the brake levers on your handlebar with
the brake lever clamps. Make sure the clamp
and the break fit neatly into another and to
leave no gap (zero gap).
Make sure the levers are correctly aligned and
tighten them with a torque wrench
(5 – 6 Nm
for aluminum bars; 2,8 – 3,4 Nm for carbon
bars).
Please make sure to insert the seatpost into
the seat tube at least 10 cm.
INSERTION DEPTH OF THE SEAT POST
FLIP CHIP
Loosen and remove the shock bolt from the
rear shock mount with a 5 mm allen key.
Remove the Flip Chip, flip it to the desired po-
sition (Low or High is indicated on the chip)
and put it back in. Then screw the damper bolt
back in (10 – 12 Nm).
SETUP FLIP CHIP
The
low position
gives you a more aggres-
sive headtube angle, more BB drop and
more stability – perfect for fast and rough
downhill sections.
The
high position
provides a steeper head-
tube angle, so you can crush the uphills and
snap around tight turns with ease.
11.1
11.2
We added a rubber seal for the YT Postman
dropper post to your ToolBox. Slide it onto the
dropper post right above the clamp and tight-
en the bolt to keep the dirt out.
YT POSTMAN
PRO / COMP
10.1
10.2
8.1
8.2
9.1
9.3
9.4
9.2
