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Step 5
Put the seat tube in a
horizontal position. Use the
Cutting Guide to guide the
hacksaw blade to achieve a
straight, perpendicular cut.
NOTE:
To avoid fraying the composite
fibers. Use a fine tooth (32 tooth) saw
blade.
NOTE:
Be sure to wear appropriate safety
equipment, such as glasses, gloves and a
dust mask. Make sure not to inhale any of
the dust!
NOTE:
Take care when finishing the cutting
process to not splinter the composite.
Step 6
Carefully sand-down any burrs with fine emery paper.
Warranty
Please refer to the Giant Owner's Manual or visit our Website:
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for complete provisions of the warranty.
Step 7
Remove the Cutting Guide
from the integrated seatpost.
Then, install the saddle onto
the seatpost and rechecking
the Target Saddle Height.
If the SADDLE HEIGHT is still lower than the target
(or when you want to fine tune saddle height in the
future), you should use the included ISP seat clamp
spacers to add the saddle height.
There are three selections: 10mm (1pc), 5mm (1pc),
and 3mm (2pcs).
NOTE:
If the end of the integrated seat post
is not touching the base of the seat clamp
structure, the integrated seatpost may
break and result in a serious accident.
Add
saddle
height
with
washer
NOTE:
After adding the appropriate number of
washer
ISP spacers, make sure the ISP does not fall
below the Minimum Insertion Mark. Otherwise the
ISP may break and result in a serious accident.
Mini Insert Mark
Step 8
Tighten the saddle clamp bolt
with a recommended torque to
avoid the saddle from
down.
Recommended tightening
torque
26-35 in-lb (2.9-3.9Nm)
For seat fixing bolt using a
Add
13mm spanner, tighten to 160
saddle
in-lb (18.14 Nm)
height
without
washer
NOTE:
Do not grease the integrated
seatpost or the inner side of the saddle
clamping mechanism.
After adding the washer, the ISP
should always touch the base of
the washer and is also over the
Mini Insert Mark.
Seat fixing bolt
slipping
Saddle
Clamp
bolt
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