Beone CRD29 competition User Manual

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Page 1 CERTI FIED User’s Guide MOUNTAINBIKE...
Page 2 At a glance Ego pro ance. Description of parts ... 3 Ego competition Ego sport Good habits Your BeOne team wishes you enjoyable Karma competition Check before every ride ... 4 cycling. Karma sport The essentials Spirit competition Brakes, gears, suspension ...
Page 3 At a glance At a glance Frame Stem Handlebar Saddle Brake lever Seat post Shift lever Seat post clamp Headset Rear brake Suspension fork Front brake Disc brake rotor Sprockets Tyre Rear derailleur Quick-release Front derailleur Valve Chain Chainring Spoke Crankset Pedal (not supplied)
Page 4 Good habits Good habits ... a short start-up check for greater safety and comfort Test the brakes Check the tyres Check the wheels rotation At maximum pull the Smooth and regular? Right pressure? lever doesn‘t touch the handlebar Check for rattling Test the suspension fork Checklist ü...
Page 5 The essentials Gear Lock Braking shifting Suspension The essentials ... to pedal and stop correctly. Permitted use Mountainbikes: hard-surface roads and off-road use. No racing or jumping. Braking Front + rear Remember which lever operates the front brake and which the rear brake. Longer braking could cause the brakes to overheat and fail.
Page 6: Gear Shifting
Gear shifting CRD29 competition, CRD29 sport, Ego pro, Ego competition, Ego sport, Karma competi- tion, Karma sport, Spirit competition, Spirit sport, Moko - 160, Moko - 140, Moko – 120 Avoid using extreme gear ratios i.e. big in front:small in rear or small in front: big in rear.
Page 7 CRD29 competition, CRD29 sport, Ego pro, Ego competition, Ego sport, Karma competition, Karma sport, Spirit competition, Spirit sport, Moko - 160, Moko - 140, Moko – 120 Avoid using extreme gear ratios i.e. big in front:small in rear or small in front: big in rear.
Page 8 Locking the suspension fork suspension CRD29 competition, CRD29 sport, Ego pro, Ego competition, Ego sport, Karma competition, Karma sport, Spirit competition, Spirit sport, Moko - 160, Moko - 140, Moko - 120 Lock Unlock Turn the cap to posi- Turn the cap to the Ï...
Page 9: Saddle Height
Make yourself comfortable Saddle Handlebar Brake Suspension Saddle position height levers fork Make yourself comfortable height ... adjustments for comfort, efﬁ ciency and safety. Checklist: Adjustments 1) SADDLE 2) HANDLEBAR 3) BRAKE / SHIFT LEVERS ü ü ü • Height •...
Page 10: Adjusting The Saddle Height
Adjusting the saddle height CRD29 competition, CRD29 sport, Ego pro, Ego competition, Ego sport, Karma competition, Karma sport, Moko - 120 Loosen the nut Adjust the height Check the alignment Tighten the nut Twist to check it is...
Page 11: Saddle Position
û (respect the allowed torque) CRD29 competition, CRD29 sport, Ego pro, Ego competition, Ego sport, Moko - 160, Moko - 140, Moko - 120 Test if the saddle is ﬁ xed — it should support your whole weight on the front without tilting, as well as your whole weight on the front.
Page 12: Handlebar Height
Make yourself comfortable ü ü Saddle Saddle Brake Suspension Handlebar height position levers fork Handlebar height height Turning stem upside-down Pull the stem off the Loosen the 4 bolts of Remove the clamp cap Loosen the bolt Remove the cap Release both bolts fork the stem clamp cap...
Page 13: Brake Levers
Make yourself comfortable ü ü ü Saddle Saddle Handlebar Suspension Brake height position height fork levers Brake levers Ideal tilt (Forearm and lever are in one line) Changing the tilt Remember to also adjust the position of shifters and the remote suspension lock-out (if available).
Page 14: Suspension Fork
Adjustable features for different models fork model Measure sag Rebound speed Compression Air pressure CRD29 competition Rockshox Reba 29QR DA100 BLKRB T RMT RL 100 mm CRD29 sport Rockshox XC28 MTK29 CL80 Black Ego pro Rockshox REBA RL 26QR DA100 BLK...
Page 15 Make yourself comfortable ü ü ü ü Saddle Saddle Handlebar Brake Suspension height position height levers fork Measuring sag Set compression to Shift the measuring Wearing your riding Carefully step off the Check if sag is within minimum (turn anti- ring to lowest position gear, stand on the ped- bike...
Page 16 Make yourself comfortable ü ü ü ü Saddle Saddle Handlebar Brake Suspension height position height levers fork Making fork harder (high compression) Making fork softer (low compression) Turn the knob clock- Test the fork's rigidity Turn the knob antick- Test the fork's rigidity wise (riding or standing) lockwise...
Page 17 Special situations Special situations ... know what is needed. Transporting bicycle by car • The best transport for your bike is inside the car • Clamp your bike on the seat post or another rigid non-carbon part Not upside down This position could put excess û...
Page 18 Special situations Cleaning the bicycle Regular cleaning after every ride will prolong the lifetime of your bike. • Use a hose or a bucket of water • Use a sponge or a soft brush Don't use a high-pressure washer or a steam jet as they could damage the bike.
Page 19: Storing The Bicycle
Special situations Storing the bicycle Clean, dry and polish the bicycle Check the air pressure monthly over before storing it for the winter or for the storage period. If too low, inﬂ ate a longer period. Do NOT grease the the tyres to reach the recommended disc brake rotors.
Page 20 Troubleshooting / break-down help Troubleshooting / break-down help ... getting you back on your bike as soon as possible. Inﬂ ating a tyre Remove the cap Loosen the valve nut Inﬂ ate Check if within the al- Tighten the valve nut Tighten the cap lowed pressure limits An overinﬂ...
Page 21 Troubleshooting / break-down help Removing front wheel CRD29 competition, CRD29 sport, Ego pro, Ego competition, Ego sport, Karma competition, Karma sport, Spirit competition, Spirit sport, Moko - 160, Moko - 140, Moko - 120 Unhook the brake cable Open the quick-release...
Page 22 Troubleshooting / break-down help Removing rear wheel CRD29 competition, CRD29 sport, Ego pro, Ego competition, Ego sport, Karma competition, Karma sport, Spirit competition, Spirit sport, Moko - 160, Moko - 140, Moko - 120 Change gear to the Unhook the brake cable...
Page 23 Troubleshooting / break-down help Repairing a puncture (during the ride) Lever tyre edge over Lever tyre over the rim Lever as much edge Pull the tube partially Repair or replace the Reinsert the tube and the rim in a second place not as needed (shift both tube mount the tyre back on...
Page 24 Troubleshooting / break-down help Gear shifting problems Noises / gear shifting not precise ... Adjust the cable on the handlebar To test the gear shifting without riding, lift the rear wheel a bit and turn the pedals by hand. Change gear to the Turn the adjusting nut Test the gear shifting smallest sprocket...
Page 25 Troubleshooting / break-down help Chain falls off the sprockets ... Adjusting the limit stops on the rear derailleur This adjustment is very sensitive. Consult an expert if your attempts fail. Check that the derailleur has not shifted. This can easily happen if the bicycle falls or simply when parking.
Page 26 Troubleshooting / break-down help Brake problems Braking is inefﬁ cient - lever action is delayed ... "Pump" the ﬂ uid before the ride If the problem persists, it is likely that there is air in the hydraulic hose. Bring your bike to the dealer to remove the air ( bleeding).
Page 27 Troubleshooting / break-down help Dos and donts about carbon Unlike metals, carbon shows no visible signs of deformation or scratches even though the ﬁ bres may be broken. After a fall or ac- cident, for your safety, replace all potentially damaged parts or get your bike checked by a specialist. Damaged carbon parts usually cannot be repaired and must be replaced.
Page 28 Every 6 months Once a year ü ü ü Grease the chain Cover the frame with protective Complete inspection at a BeOne ü Grease the derailleurs (front, rear) authorized dealer ü ü Check the brake pads for dirt and Clean and protect all metal sur-...
Page 29 Index Index Air pressure 14, 16, 19, 20, 26 Dealer 28 Lever, brake/shift 2, 3, 4, 9, 13 Saddle 3, 9, 10, 11 Air pump 16, 20, 23 Derailleur 3, 4, 8, 23, 24 Lock-out 13 Seat, seat post 3, 10, 17 Disc brake 3, 5, 19 Shift, shifting.
Page 30 Handover receipt Handover receipt One copy stays with the retailer Retailer Customer After completion of assembly, inspection and operations I conﬁ rm that I have received the bicycle in proper order. I have checks, as detailed below, the bicycle was delivered to the been instructed on its proper use and where and how to ﬁ...
Page 31 Bike licence Bike licence Manufacturer Montone Cycling B.V. Allocation of brake levers ü right lever BeOne Brand front wheel brake ü left lever Bike identiﬁ cation no. ü Colour right lever rear wheel brake ü left lever Frame type Frame size...
Page 32 Warranty will also be refused if damage is deemed to have been caused by misuse or accident. The complete warranty terms can be found at www.beone-bikes.com...
Page 33 Terms of warranty Service book 1st service : Within two months of pur- 2nd service : After 1,000 km or 1 year 3rd service : After 2,000 km or 2 years chase Date: ....... Date: ....... Date: ....... Maintenance has been carried out accord- Maintenance has been carried out accord- Maintenance has been carried out accord- ü...
Page 34 Terms of warranty Montone Cycling B.V. Salland 2 1948 RE Beverwijk +31 (0) 251 267 287 info@beone-bikes.com www.beone-bikes.com...

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