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Summary of Contents for CERIANI 1.207T/R
- Page 1 CERANI 35mm ROAD RACING FORKS...
- Page 2 The following is a posting of a Ceriani 35mm Road Racing Forks manual. The year of issue of this manual is unknown. The contents of this reprint cover; Ceriani Models 1.716/R (29") and 1.207T/R (27") and include; Assembly Instructions, Assembly Drawing, Parts List and Parts Drawing.
- Page 3 After removing the wrappings completely, please follow the instructions below to install the single most important improvement to your machine’s handling - a Ceriani front fork! 1.Remove all pinch bolts and Allen bolts from upper triple clamp (crown) (24) and lower triple clamp (base) (23).
- Page 4 11.Install the wheel, mudguard, etc. Note that Ceriani forks are wider than most standard units and therefor spacers may be required to centre your wheel. Special race worthy Ceriani axles are available should your old axle prove unsuitable.
- Page 6 PINCH BOLT 13-024 CIRCLIP, SEAL RETAINING 13-026 BOLT 13-027 GUIDE NUT 13-029 PINCH BOLT 13-031 CIRCLIP 13-032 STANCHION, SHORT (FOR 1.207T/R) 13-034 VALVE BODY 13-044 SPRING, SHORT (FOR 1.207T/R) 13-050 DUST BOOT 13-073 CLAMP, DUST BOOT 13-076 OIL SEAL 13-083...
- Page 7 I. Attach brake strap (if required) brake cable, etc. Ceriani forks are supplied complete with oil. This oil should only be used to run in the forks and should be changed after a maximum of three hours use. The forks should be refilled with suitable hydraulic (not motor) oil.
- Page 8 Oil seals and dust boots should be replaced at least once per season to maintain the high performance dampening characteristics of your Cerianis. Care should be exercised to prevent the installation of accessories - mudguards, mudguard braces, etc. from exerting any pressure onto the fork legs. Such pressure will interfere with the proper functioning of the fork and will contribute to its rapid wear.