Adjusting The Seat Height - DT SWISS D 232 Manual De Instrucciones

3.4 FITTING THE SADDLE ON THE SEAT POST
1. Using a 5 mm hex key, unscrew the two seat clamp screws (4)
leaving a few screw turns still engaged in the barrel nuts (2).
2. Lift the upper seat clamp (3) and pull out the lower saddle
clamp (1) to the side.
A
3. Lift the upper seat clamp (3), tilt the saddle to the side and push in the first saddle brace
underneath the upper seat clamp (A).
4. Tilt the saddle over the upper seat clamp, and attach the saddle so that both saddle braces lie
below the upper seat clamp (B).
5. Pull up the upper seat clamp and the saddle and push the lower seat clamp (1) in underneath the
saddle from the side (C).
6. Tighten the seat clamp screws (4) alternately until the desired saddle tilt has been adjusted.
→ When tightening the seat clamp screws, make sure that the barrel nuts are not twisted and lie
in the recess of the upper saddle clamp.
7. Tighten the seat clamp screws to a torque of 5 Nm.
→ If you are fitting a saddle with carbon braces, the maximum torque may be lower. Observe the
saddle manufacturer's instructions!
→ If the seat clamp screws (4) should loosen slightly during the ride, a medium thread lock can
be used.

3.5 ADJUSTING THE SEAT HEIGHT

1. Adjust the seat height to suit your personal requirements.
2. Read off the value on the seat post scale, and make a note of it.
→ This value is required later on to be able to precisely trim the cable housing.
3. Now remove the seat post from the bike frame again.
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