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2. Turn the handle- bars 90 degrees until the locking mechanism is

2

The stem may be pulled out of the fork tube only as far as the maxi- mum marking. At least 65mm of the

An A-head stem must be tightened to 14–16Nm, and the pivot of an ad- justable A-head stem to 14–16Nm. If a different tightening torque is marked on the component, use that torque instead. The screw for adjusting the stem angle can be found on the side or under the stem. Stem clamping screw: 14–16Nm Bolt Stem clamping screws

90°

visible and audibly clicks and the safety bolt 2 on the stem is visible.

shaft must remain inside the fork tube.

Handlebars with an A-head stem 1. Loosen the stem

A-head stem

clamping screws of the stem with a 5 mm hex key, turn- ing anticlockwise. Only loosen it a few turns. 2. Align the stem so that the handlebars are at exactly a 90 degree angle, perpendicular to the front wheel. 3. Now use a torque wrench to tighten the stem clamping screws clockwise.

If the safety bolt 2 does not move smoothly or does not automatically extend from the stem even though the locking mechanism is engaged, this can usually be fixed with a little spray lubricant. If it still does not lock smoothly and automati- cally, do not ride it. If this happens, please call our service hotline.

Clamping screws

Bolt on the side (pivot for adjustable-angle A- head stem): 14–16Nm Bolt under the stem: 18–20Nm

Spacers

Pivot screw

Pivot screw

3. Adjust the handle- bars/stem to the desired height 3 . Pay attention to the maximum exten- sion length.

Stem clamping screws

3

Handlebars with a Speedlifter Twist Using the Speedlifter, you can put the handlebars into the riding position with just a few movements and, depending on the model, also adjust the height of the handlebars. 1. Open the quick release lever of the Speedlifter 1 .

4. Close the quick

release lever com- pletely to fasten the handlebars 4 .

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4

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* see page 38 in the original general instruction manual