Giant Propel Advanced SL Disc Series Manual

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INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................. 2

INTENDED USE OF THIS MANUAL ................................................................. 2

PRECAUTION ...................................................................................................... 2

TAKING CARE OF YOUR COMPOSITE BICYCLE ......................................... 3

OVERDRIVE 2 HEADSET INSTRUCTION........................................................ 4

COMPOSITE FRONT FORK .............................................................................. 5

INTEGRATED SEATPOST (ISP) AND SADDLE CLAMP ............................... 6

ADJUSTING THE SADDLE OFFSET (ISP) ...................................................... 9

VECTOR SEATPOST AND SEAT CLAMP (NON-ISP).................................. 10

POWERCORE PRESS-FIT BOTTOM BRACKET ..................................... 13

CABLE ROUTING PARTS ........................................................................... 15

FRAME TECHNICAL DATA......................................................................... 16

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Table of Contents INTRODUCTION ....................2 INTENDED USE OF THIS MANUAL ..............2 PRECAUTION ...................... 2 TAKING CARE OF YOUR COMPOSITE BICYCLE ......... 3 OVERDRIVE 2 HEADSET INSTRUCTION............4 COMPOSITE FRONT FORK ................5 INTEGRATED SEATPOST (ISP) AND SADDLE CLAMP ....... 6 ADJUSTING THE SADDLE OFFSET (ISP) ............
Page 2: Introduction
Your best resource for service and technical assistance is your local Giant retailer. To find one, or to learn more about Giant, go to giant-bicycles.com.
Page 3: Taking Care Of Your Composite Bicycle
However, with most carbon parts you should avoid grease. If grease is applied to a carbon part that is clamped, the part may slip in the clamp, even at the recommended torque specification. The carbon part should be assembled in a clean, dry state. Contact an authorized Giant retailer for special carbon prep products recommended by Giant.
Page 4: Overdrive 2 Headset Instruction
Excessive heat can damage the resin that joins the carbon fibers. Giant suggests to ensure that the product is kept a minimum of 45cm away from any constant source of heat, for example car exhaust, heaters, open fire, etc.
Page 5: Composite Front Fork
The steering tube of the Propel disc forks are constructed with carbon fiber material for light weight and optimized stiffness. Please contact your authorized Giant dealer to modify the steer length to your preference. If you are a qualified professional mechanic, please follow these instructions: CAUTION: 1.
Page 6: Integrated Seatpost (Isp) And Saddle Clamp
To meet the correct saddle height, the ISP may have to be cut to a specific length. Cutting the ISP is a complicated task that requires training and experience. Please visit your authorized Giant dealer to perform this sophisticated process.
Page 7 Step 2: Disassembling for cutting Loosen the saddle clamp bolt and remove the saddle. Step 3: Cutting the seatpost NOTE: A professional saw guide for seatpost cutting is must to be used. For example: PARK TOOL oversized adjustable saw guide. CAUTION: Use a fine-tooth (32-tooth) saw blade to avoid fraying the composite fibers.
Page 8 Follow this table to determine the appropriate washer combination: WASHER 1 mm 1 mm 3 mm 5 mm 10 mm 10 mm 10 mm...
Page 9: Adjusting The Saddle Offset (Isp)
8 ADJUSTING THE SADDLE OFFSET (ISP) The saddle clamp can be assembled forward or backward. So you can compensate with a +5mm or -15mm position. WARNING: Saddle clamps must be assembled as illustrated. If the clamps are not aligned, they may damage the saddle. This may result in damaging the seatpost, and seatpost failure can result in serious personal injury or death.
Page 10: Vector Seatpost And Seat Clamp (Non-Isp)
9 VECTOR SEATPOST AND SEAT CLAMP (NON-ISP) The Giant Vector Seatpost is built with Giant Composite Technology for lightweight, aerodynamic performance. To achieve the best riding experience and proper saddle height, the seatpost may need to be cut. WARNING Cutting the seatpost is a complicated task that should be performed by a professional ·...
Page 11 Note: In original condition, the seatpost length against frame sizes is as follows: Frame size Maximum saddle height(mm) Minimum saddle height(mm) The seatpost should be cut from its original condition when the saddle height that you require is lower than the minimum saddle in the chart above. Note: The maximum seatpost insert depth is at 30mm above than the seat tube curve.
Page 12 6. Cut the seatpost at a 45-degree angle so that the bottom of the post slopes downward from the rear side to the front side. This will help prevent damage to the frame if the seatpost is pushed too far down.
Page 13: Powercore Press-Fit Bottom Bracket
CAUTION: Only proper installation will bring out the best performance and comfort in your frameset. Since the installation of the Press-Fit BB adapter is a complicated task requiring training and experience, only authorized Giant retailers should complete the sophisticated process.
Page 14 Note: Make sure to follow the installation instructions provided by the manufacturer of the crankset. Note: This manual is designed to provide information for installation of a bottom bracket into a Giant composite frameset. Please refer to the specific manufacturer’s enclosed guide for final crankset installation details.
Page 15: Cable Routing Parts
11 CABLE ROUTING PARTS Mechanical shifting Di2 Upgrade parts parts [put in small box] 1 Top tube cable stopper Di2 grommet 2 Front Derailleur Plate Di2 front derailleur stopper 3 Di2 dust cap Di2 rear derailleur stopper 4 BB cable guide Di2 seatpost battery holder 5 Derailleur cable stopper Other parts...
Page 16: Frame Technical Data
12 FRAME TECHNICAL DATA Series Propel Advanced SL Disc Head Parts Diameter Ø42/ Ø47 Seatpost Diameter Giant Aero ISP Front Derailleur Diameter Braze on Rear O.L.D RC length Max Tire Size 700x25C Caliper Type Flat Mount Rotor type Center lock...

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