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SADDLE | SEAT POST
SADDLE | SEAT POST
DANGER OF ACCIDENT!
• Check the attachment screws and quick clamps for tight fit before every ride and in
WARNING!
particular after setting the saddleposition.
SETTING THE HEIGHT
DANGER OF BREAK AND ACCIDENTS!
• Pull out the seat post at least to the mark of the minimum insertion depth. The mark
must not be visible.
WARNING!
The saddle height should be set so that the knee is not stretched
all the way when cycling while the tips of the feet can reach the
ground (
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1. Loosen the clamp of the seat post. For this, depending on ver-
sion, use a 5 or 6-mm hexagonal socket wrench
2. Adjust the desired saddle height. Pull out the seat post no
more than to the mark.
3. Tighten the screw according to the torque specification (s.
chapter torque specifications).
If the seat post is fastened with a quick clamp, proceed as de-
scribed in the chapter on the quick clamp for releasing or clo-
sing it.
SET THE INCLINATION AND POSITION
The saddle position (distance from the handlebar) and the saddle
inclination can be set individually. Inclination of the saddle should
be about horizontal. Since the "correct" saddle inclination is, how-
ever purely subjective, it may differ from cyclist to cyclist.
Depending on the seat post and saddle used, the inclination or
position of the saddle can be set differently:
SEAT POST WITH CLAMP
1. Use a 13 mm hexagon wrench to release the nut at the side
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