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8.3 Shifting, manual drive (chain)
Fault description
Unusual noises such as
cracking, loud grinding and/or
knocking
Irregular resistance during
pedalling
8.4 Brakes
Fault description
Brakes do not work
Decreasing braking effect,
brake lever can be pulled too
far
8.5 Frame, seat post and suspension fork
Fault description
Noises: Creaking, banging,
grinding or similar sounds.
Seat post slips into the frame
or twists
Poor suspension performance
Cause
Drive/shifting components
damaged
Drive/shifting components
damaged
Cause
Brake not mounted correctly
Brake damaged
Brake pads worn
Hydraulic lines/brake system
leaking
Cause
Frame and/or suspension dam‐
aged
Tightening torque too low
Incorrect installation
Seat post has too small a diameter
Suspension fork/preload not cor‐
rectly adjusted
TRIKE HYBRID
Remedy
Contact your specialist bicycle dealer
immediately for remedy.
Contact your specialist bicycle dealer
immediately for remedy.
Remedy
Contact your specialist bicycle dealer
immediately for remedy.
Contact your specialist bicycle dealer
immediately for remedy.
Have brake pads replaced immedi‐
ately by your specialist bicycle dealer.
Contact your specialist bicycle dealer
immediately for remedy.
Remedy
Contact your specialist bicycle dealer
immediately for remedy.
Check and correct the tightening
torque (see chapter ⮫
"Screw connections" on page 17 ).
Fix the fastener/clamp (see chapter
Chapter 7.3 "Adjusting the seat
⮫
height" on page 31 ).
Install a seat post with the correct diam‐
eter.
Adjustment and tuning according to
the enclosed component operating
instructions for the suspension fork (see
chapter ⮫
Chapter 7.4 "Adjusting the
suspension fork" on page 32 ).
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