SRAM rock shox User Manual page 5

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1 PREPARE THE FRAME
Use isopropyl alcohol and a clean, lint free rag to clean any debris or grease from the
inside of the seat tube. Remove any burrs from frame's seat tube edges then smooth
with 400 grit sandpaper.
2 PREPARE THE SEATPOST
Remove the saddle clamp bolt(s) and apply grease to the bolt threads. Loosely
re-install the saddle clamp bolts.
3 APPLY FRICTION PASTE
Apply a moderate amount of friction paste to the inside of the seat tube and contact
surface of the seatpost. Do not apply grease.
WARNING - Seatpost Slippage
Friction paste is designed to create friction between the contact surfaces to prevent
the seatpost from slipping without over-torquing the seat clamp device. Failure to use
friction paste could allow your seatpost to slip during use which could lead to serious
injury and/or death.
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4 INSTALL THE SEATPOST
Your seatpost must be inserted into the seat tube a minimum
of 80 mm or the minimum amount specified by your frame
manufacturer; whichever is greater. Torque the seat
clamp device to the frame manufacturer's lowest
specification. Do not exceed 6.7 N·m (60 in-lb).
WARNING - Minimum Insertion
You must install your seatpost so that the minimum
required seatpost length is inside the frame's seat
tube. Installing the seatpost with less than the
minimum length required for insertion can cause
damage to the seatpost and/or bicycle frame which can
cause the seatpost and/or bicycle frame to fail, which can
lead to serious injury and/or death.
IMPORTANT - Strain Relief Clearance
To prevent interference when the seatpost is adjusted
to its lowest position, rotate the strain relief boot so that
the REVERB logo faces out.
5 INSTALL THE SADDLE TO THE SEATPOST
Make sure the saddle rails are seated in the
grooves between the top and bottom clamps.
NOTE - The top clamp does not need to be
completely removed to install the saddle.
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≥80 mm
≤6.7 N·m
(≤60 in-lb)
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