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- Page 1 USER MANUAL...
- Page 2 WARRANTY Terms and conditions BOS MTB offers warranty on its products on the following terms : BOS MTB warrants to the original purchaser that BOS products for which they received this warranty is free from defects in material and workmanship for one year from the date of original retail purchase.
- Page 3 1. ASSEMBLY Fitting your N’dee onto your bike demands care and attention. For your safety, please do respect to following instructions. 1.1. The steerer tube Before cutting the steerer tube, first you have to take some measurements : Height of the headset, length of the headtube of the frame, height of the stem and then add 5 to 10mm. Calculate the lenght as below : Add the length of the headtube of the frame to the height of the headset and to height of the headset plus 5 to 10mm.
- Page 4 2. REGLAGES 2.1. Spring Before giving your forks their first spin, please do check that you are using the right spring rate. With your forks (providing that it is not an original equipment) come extra springs in order to adjust to most of the riders.
- Page 5 2.2. Hydraulic adjustments N’dee has 2 hydraulics adjustments: compression and rebound. The compression adjustment seats at the bottom of the right hand leg (flat head screw). The rebound adjustment is on the top of the right hand stanchion (the non-disc side). Always start from fully tighten position, then tighten down counting the clicks to adjust your settings.
- Page 6 3. MAINTENANCE 3.1 Air Bleeding Idylle SC is fitted with one bleeding screw on the top of right stanchion. Bleeding your forks on regular basis will reduce the pressurising effect that always happen with those forks. We recommend to bleed your forks every 5 hours of effective riding.
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