X-Control (Fps2); X-Flow (Pendbox) - Lapierre CARBON Bedienungsanleitung

III - SPECIFIC MODELS

3 - x-CONTROL (fPs2)

the fPs (full Power suspension) is based on an equilibrium point, and it is thus necessary to set the
SET-UP
pressure of the shock absorber properly to get the best results. to do so, all fPs2 models are equipped
with an indicator on the swing arm.
Steps to follow:
1 - sit on the bike, with your feet on the pedals and in riding position. (leaning with your elbow on the wall
helps).
2 - once you are balanced, the indicator should point to the equilibrium point:
- if the indicator is pointed between « zero » and « min », you need to reduce the pressure.
- if the indicator is pointed above « max », you need to increase the pressure. a high-pressure pump is
recommended for this step.
Warning: never exceed 200 psi or 14 bars, and do not allow any foreign objects to enter the shock while
you are adjusting.
to check your setting, you can slightly bounce while you are on the saddle and verify that the indicator
always returns to the equilibrium point. you can also ride on flat ground to check that the indicator stays at
the equilibrium point. if you do this, beware of oncoming traffic!
Useful advice
if you would like to increase the negative travel, you can slightly reduce the pressure in the shock absorber
for additional comfort, or if you ride on very rough terrain.
the indicator will then be positioned above « max ».(for the x-control, never allow more than 1mm between
the indicator and « max »). you may feel slight pedal bob, but it should be minimal.
on the other hand, there is no real benefit to increasing the pressure higher than necessary.

4 - x-FLOW (PendBox)

our new technology PendBox (pendular bottom bracket) inspired by dH PendBox , optimized for
® ®
marathon, has an indicator to help you set the sag easily for maximum efficiency - just like fPs2. the
indicator is located on the left side of the bike at upper link level. the sag should be between 9 and 11 mm
for the x-floW.
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