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TRIKE HYBRID
Minimum seat post insertion depth
There is a mark on the seat post which indicates the
minimum insertion depth of the seat post in the seat
tube.
When the clamp is fixed, the marking on the seat post
must not be visible, but must be in the seat tube.
Fig. 14: Marking for the minimum seat post insertion
depth
7.2 Adjusting the seat position
NOTICE
To adjust the seat position, you need
a hex bit socket and a torque wrench
of the appropriate size.
To adjust the horizontal position or inclination of your
seat:
1.
Loosen the clamping bolt by a few turns until
the seat can be moved easily and/or the inclina‐
tion can be adjusted.
2.
Move the seat to the desired position.
NOTICE
When changing the horizontal
position, pay attention to the
adjustment range on the
saddle rails.
3.
Fix the adjustment by tightening the clamping
screws as follows:
Tighten the clamping screws alternately by a
quarter to half turn until the prescribed torque
is reached (see chapter ⮫
connections" on page 17 ).
4.
If the marking on the seat post cannot be found
Chapter 3.5 "Screw connections"
in chapter ⮫
on page 17 under "Tightening Torques," consult
your specialist bicycle dealer.
Chapter 3.5 "Screw
7.3 Adjusting the seat height
NOTICE
The telescopic seat post is fixed with
a clamp in the seat tube of the frame.
The clamp is fixed with an integrated
lever.
When attaching an (additional)
clamp (e.g. for anti-theft protection),
observe the information in the manu‐
facturer's instructions for the clamp.
1.
Loosen the clamp by turning the integrated
lever counterclockwise.
2.
Bring the saddle with the seat post into the
desired position for your saddle height.
NOTICE
Please note the minimum inser‐
tion depth of the seat post (see
chapter ⮫
the minimum insertion depth
of the seat post" on page 30 ).
Fig. 15: Adjusting the seat height
3.
The saddle nose points in the direction of travel.
Chapter 7.1.2 "Note
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