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Saddle Position
You can adjust the saddle position by moving the saddle on top of the seatpost forward or backward. When you want to change the sad-
dle position, ensure to take the following steps. Not following these instructions can lead to severe accidents or injuries. For this step we
advise using a Torque wrench to tighten the saddle correctly after putting it into position.
Step 1 : Loosen saddle bolt
Use the Allen key 6' to loosen the saddle bolt.
Step 4 : Check if the saddle is tightened correctly
Try to rock the saddle out of the seatpost. Nothing should move. Press on the back of the seat. The saddle rails will bend (this is normal
for the saddle to absorb vibrations), but the seatpost clamp should not move. Push the seat back and forth. The position of the saddle
rails in the clamp should not change and you should not be able to move the rails in the clamp forward or backward. So there should
be no discernible shift. Check the saddle rails for signs of damage or corrosion where the clamp holds the rails. Some damage or cor-
rosion can be seen between the end-markings (where the clamp holds the rails). This can be caused by changing the saddle position.
When damage or corrosion is found outside the end-markings, this can indicate that the saddle has moved, while it shouldn't have
done this. Use a Torque wrench to tighten the seatpost bolt (18).
Allen key 6'
Make sure the saddle is in a straight position and is aligned with the ridges.
Do not exceed the 'end markings' on the saddle rails. These show the maximum position the saddle can move forward or
backward.
Check your saddle bolt every month to see if the position changed or when your notice movement. If so, correct the setback
and use the correct Nm to tighten.
Step 2 : Position
Place the saddle in the correct
position.
3. Before Your First Ride
Step 3 : Tighten saddle bolt
Tighten the M8 saddle bolt with Allen key 6' on
18-20 Nm
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