Adjustment; Handlebar And Stem - Espin Reine 2019 User Manual

Adjustment

This chapter gives instructions for adjustment of the parts of a bicycle. They are
written for a person familiar with the basics of mechanics and with proper tools.
Because your safety depends on the correct maintenance of your bicycle, we
recommend you have your dealer service your bicycle.
WARNING
A bicycle that malfunctions could decrease your control and cause you to fall. Fully examine all of your bicycle before
each ride. If there is a problem, do not ride your bicycle: repair your bicycle or transport it to your dealer for service.
A Word about Torque Specifications
Torque is a measure of the tightness of a screw or bolt. Use a torque wrench to make
sure you do not apply too much torque, which can cause damage or break the part.
However, a fastener that is too loose can also cause damage.
WARNING
Incorrect torque can cause damage or break a part. Use a torque wrench to correctly tighten a part, or transport the
bicycle to your dealer for service.

Handlebar and stem

You hold the handlebar to steer the bicycle. Its position is important for control and
comfort.
Your handlebars have two main parts - the bar itself and the stem. On some models,
the stem can be adjusted to tip the handlebar forward or back. If your bar has been
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