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TREKKING I CITY
with Speed Lock tag. Turn Speed Lock clockwise for lock out, turn counter clockwise to unblock
compression and fork will work in normal mode.
IMPORTANT WARNING
Fork compression lock out is intended for use when riding in less difficult terrain. It is necessary to unblock
fork when riding in rough terrain otherwise fork lock out system could be damaged!
FORK MAINTENANCE
CLEANING / LUBRICATION - regular maintenance is crucial for proper fork operation, mainly maintenance
of friction areas between outer and inner fork legs. Dust seal and gasket which keep friction areas from
contamination must be not damaged and must protect whole perimeter of friction area. Keep clean
inner leg's sliding area, after each ride clean dust or moisture by soft cloth and lubricate. Use detergent
solution and soft brush for outer fork cleaning. When cleaning take extra care to prevent water reach
gap between inner and outer fork legs. Never use high pressure cleaning devices. Moisture and dirt
inside fork have negative impact on fork operation, dirt inside fork cause higher friction between
bushings and inner fork's legs which may lead to fork components lifespan shortening.
Keep following instructions to retain perfect fork operation:
• After each ride clean up inner fork legs, dust seals and gaskets of inner fork legs from dirt like dust,
moisture or mud.
• After each 25 hours of operation (or after each ride in extreme conditions like mud or wet sand):
1. Lubricate dust seals and gaskets by oil with teflon.
2. Check all fork screws if they are tight enough.
3. Check any fork parts for damages. If you find any damaged or worn out fork parts replace them
by new original parts. Never ride on bicycle with damaged fork!
• It is recommended to let special service execute fork inspection (SERVICE 1) after each 50 hours of
operation.
• It is recommended to let special service execute fork inspection (SERVICE 2) after each 100 hours of
operation.
SERVICE 1 - recommended service operations: inspection of fork's function, bushings cleaning
and greasing, remote control cable and hose lubrication, torque parameters checking, air pressure
checking, fork's condition inspection oriented on legs detrition and fork parts damages.
SERVICE 2 - recommended service operations: SERVICE 1 + fork disassembling, all fork parts cleaning,
dust seals and oil wipers lubrication, remote lock out control greasing, air valve gasket and air pressure
checking, torque parameters checking.
WARNING
Use high quality lubricants which content teflon for fork lubrication. Do not use lubrications which content
lithium such lubricants could damage inner fork parts.
It is recommended to visit special cycle service if fork maintenance requires special tool usage.
CARRIER
If your bicycle is not equipped with a carrier and you are assembling it additionally follow these
instructions:
Apply a thin layer of grease on all screw threads. Adjust bottom braces to the size of rear bicycle
wheel when the carrier is equipped with adjustable bottom braces. Keep in mind that the carrier
construction can never touch the rear mudguard mounted to the bicycle. Fasten bottom braces by
screws in particular points to the bicycle frame to let it slightly move. Then adjust length of upper
holder bars to set carrier loading deck in horizontal position. When carrier is set in horizontal position
secure it by screws tightly. Finally fasten all carrier screws by recommended torque tightening values.
Recommended torque tightening values for screws mounting carrier to the bicycle are 4 Nm per
screws holding carrier to the upper part of bicycle frame and 6 Nm per screws holding carrier to the
bottom part of bicycle frame near the rear hub area. Check screws mounting carrier to the bicycle
frame regularly to keep them tighten securely.
Use carrier mounted to your bicycle only for transport of luggage. Luggage loaded on bicycle change
its steering possibilities therefore check always prior to ride how to steer and brake. Loaded luggage
has to be checked for proper fastening to the carrier, for proper balancing of load and for avoidance
of obstructions when pedalling. Make sure to avoid contact of any luggage part fasten to the carrier
with rotating bicycle wheel. Luggage must not cover rear lights or reflectors mounted to the carrier.
Keep in mind that luggage loaded on bicycle change its centre of gravity when using bicycle stand.
If child seat is mounted to carrier check it prior to each ride for proper and secure fastening. Check
child seat straps to avoid their contact with rotating bicycle wheel before each ride in accordance
with child seat user guide. Inappropriately hanging child seat straps can be caught by rotating wheel
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