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6.14
Setting the saddle height with the
remote control
Only applies to pedelecs with this equipment
6.14.1 Lowering the saddle
1 Sit on the saddle.
2 Press the remote control operating lever.
The seat post will lower.
3 Release the remote control operating lever
when you have reached the desired height.
Figure 142: Remote control operating lever (1)
6.14.2 Raising the saddle
1 Remove any pressure from the saddle.
2 Press the remote control operating lever.
The seat post will rise.
3 Release the remote control operating lever
when you have reached the desired height.
6.15
Using the bell
1 Press the bell button downwards.
2 Let button spring back.
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6.16
Using the handlebars
Wear heavily padded cycling gloves.
This helps protect sensitive areas of your
palms.
Vary your grip position continuously while
riding.
This prevents overstraining and fatigue in your
hands.
6.16.1 Using multi-position handlebars
Only applies to pedelecs with this equipment
Multi-position handlebars are ideal for dynamic
riding. The contoured ends of the handlebars, also
known as horn handlebars, provide a variety of
grip options. Changing muscle groups reduces
strain on the hands, arms and back during longer
rides.
Vary your grip position continuously while
riding.
This prevents overstraining and fatigue in your
hands.
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Figure 143: Grip positions on the multi-position
handlebars
Grip position 1
The top grip position is suitable for riding slowly.
Straighten your upper body without tensioning
in this position.
Grip position 2 and 3
The middle and bottom grip position is suitable for
fast rides and riding on inclines.
In the middle position, hold the arm and wrist
upright and relax tension.
In the bottom position, place your upper body
slightly lower. Keep your fingers close to the
brake handle ready for use.
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