Canyon Urban Manual page 13

22 ASSEMBLY FROM THE BIKEGUARD
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Finish by tightening the bolts evenly and in a cross
pattern to the marked torque value.
MOUNTING THE FRONT WHEEL
Remove the protective film from the fork, if available.
It is recommended that you remove the protective
material in general by hand. If that is not possible, it
is best to use scissors. Do not use a box cutter.
Remove the transport locks from the front wheel
brake. For more information about the brakes, read
chapter "The brake system". Also observe the manual
of the component manufacturer.
If your Canyon has disc brakes, check before mount-
ing the wheel, whether the brake pads rest snugly in
their seats into the brake calliper body. This is the
case, when the gap between the brake pads is par-
allel.
The wheels of your Canyon Urban bike do not have
quick-releases, but a so-called Wheelguard. These
are anti-theft lock devices for your wheels, i.e. when
the Wheelguard is closed, it cannot be re-opened as
long as your bike is in upright position.
For more information read chapter "How to
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use the Wheelguard". Also observe the
manuals of the component manufacturers.
Turn off the locknut from the Wheelguard and remove
the spring.
Insert the Wheelguard into the hollow axle of the
wheel. Slide the spring onto the Wheelguard. Make
sure the spring shows with its small diameter to the
hub axle.
ASSEMBLY FROM THE BIKEGUARD
Tighten the locknut of the Wheelguard slightly by
hand and mount the front wheel.
If you have disc brakes, check before mounting the
wheel whether the brake pads rest snugly in their
seats in the brake calliper. The gaps between the
brake pads and the wheel should be parallel and the
wear indicators in their correct position. Make sure
you guide the rotor between the brake pads carefully.
Make sure the front wheel is correctly seated in the
drop-outs and accurately centred between the fork
legs.
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