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stay within the range indicated on the side of the stem while
adjusting (see image 11 ). When you adjust the stem to a po-
sition out of this range the stem might break during cycling.
This may lead to loss of control of the bike.
3 . Turn the bolts clockwise to tighten it.
Tip Use one hand to hold one end of the handlebar and use
it to move the handlebar to the required position. Use your
other hand to tighten the bolt.
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The bolt should be tightened to the correct torque.
Overtightening could lead to the bolt breaking, not tightening
the bolt enough could lead to slippage of stem and bars
(they could move when you ride over a bump for instance). A
confi dent home mechanic should be able to judge the correct
torque by hand. Check appendix A for the correct torque
values.
4 . Sit on the saddle and face forward. Rotate the grips 118 to
optimise the angle of the brake levers 84 and 87 .
The angle of the brake levers is set correctly when the brake
levers visually disappear behind the grips. (see image 12 ).
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Always check the angle of the brake lever after you change
the stem angle. Change the angle of the grips if necessary.
When the brake levers have an incorrect position it is more
diffi cult to exert force, which may lead to reduced break
performance.
User manual
Tip If you feel you cannot achieve a good bike fi t by changing the
angle of the stem you might need a different stem and/or handlebar
fi tted. Please contact your Urban Arrow dealer for advice.
Tip If you are unsure how to adjust the stem or need bike fi tting
advice, please contact to your Urban Arrow dealer.
Image 9 A: Turning the stem angle bolts
Image 9 B: Turning the handlebar angle bolts
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