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- Page 1 English USER MANUAL TURBO VADO SL 2 Electric Active Bicycle...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Turbo System Lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - Page 3 12.7. Disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 10. GENERAL ASSEMBLY .
- Page 4 Congratulations on the purchase of your new Specialized Turbo bicycle! Before we get you set up for your first ride, a few words about electric bicycles . As the name suggests, and unlike regular bicycles, Specialized electric bicycles have very sophisticated and carefully engineered high-precision electrical components, including a built-in custom motor drive unit, a high-performance battery integrated into the frame, sensors, one or more display units, and wiring throughout to make sure everything is connected .
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Page 5: Introduction
(translation of original instructions) . control and fall.” Because any fall can result in serious injury This User Manual is specific to your Specialized Vado SL 2, hereinafter or even death, we do not always repeat the warning of possible referred to as “the bicycle,”... -
Page 6: General Information
There 2.1. INTENDED USE may be restrictions on riding your Turbo bicycle on public roads, cycling paths, and/or trails. There may also be applicable helmet Bikes designed for riding Condition 1, plus smooth... -
Page 7: Structural Weight Limits
2.5. STRUCTURAL WEIGHT LIMITS For more information on the intended use for the frame and STRUCTURAL WEIGHT LIMIT: The maximum total weight (rider and components, please refer to the Owner’s Manual. cargo) the bicycle is designed and tested to support structurally . CARGO WEIGHT LIMIT: The maximum cargo weight the bicycle has been designed and tested to support structurally . -
Page 8: Getting Started - Bike Activation
3. GETTING STARTED - BIKE ACTIVATION Your Specialized Turbo bicycle must be activated before it can be ridden with motor support . ƒ When powered on for the first time, the bicycle will show a QR code on the display . This QR code will direct you to the Specialized app download page . -
Page 9: Components
4. COMPONENTS 20 37 13 14 15 16 23 24 37 35... - Page 10 Top Tube Rear Derailleur Front Brake Rotor 43 44 Down Tube Front Brake Caliper Rear Brake Rotor Seat Tube Rear Brake Caliper Thru-Axle Head Tube Motor Cockpit Chainstay Motor Cover Grips Seatstay Internal Battery Left Brake Lever Fork Charging Socket Remote Headset Kickstand*...
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Page 11: Geometry
5. GEOMETRY... - Page 12 FRAME SIZE (mm) Stack with Future Shock (mm) Reach with Future Shock (mm) Head Tube Length (mm) Head Tube Length with Future Shock (°) Head Tube Angle (mm) BB Height (mm) BB Drop (mm) Trail (mm) Fork Length (Full) (mm) Fork Rake/Offset (mm) 635 .7...
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Page 13: General Notes About Riding
. If you stop pedaling, the motor will stop providing any especially after long or intense use, such as going up a prolonged assistance . The Turbo bicycle can also be ridden like a regular bicycle steep climb. Turn off the system and allow the motor to cool down without motor assistance by switching the display to the OFF mode . -
Page 14: Riding Without A Battery
Make sure you are familiar with the layout and functions of the display and the remote . Practice riding your Turbo bicycle in an open space clear of traffic, obstructions, and obstacles to familiarize yourself with handling your bicycle . -
Page 15: Seatpost Height
SEATPOST HEIGHT: WARNING! Make sure your bicycle is still safe to ride with any Adjust the seatpost to ensure your saddle is set at the correct height . See accessory installed, and follow all of the safety instructions and the Owner’s Manual and the seatpost section of this manual for more weight limits given by the accessory manufacturer. -
Page 16: Riding With A Trailer
6.8. RIDING WITH A TRAILER WARNING! Unless otherwise specified, do not attach a child carrier, trailer, or similar accessory to a composite or carbon This bicycle is tested and approved for use with a compatible fiber part or component, either directly or indirectly. Likewise, do axle-mounted trailer. -
Page 17: Riding With Cargo
. Then, using your foot, lower the kickstand until it touches the and balance. When using the Turbo racks or accessories, make ground, then lean the bike onto the stand . -
Page 18: Brake Rotor
6.11. BRAKE ROTOR WARNING! Be careful to keep body parts and other objects away from the moving disc brake rotors to avoid injury. Also, disc brake rotors can get extremely hot with extended use. Be careful not to touch a rotor until it has had plenty of time to cool. CAUTION: Do not allow oil or grease onto the disc brake rotor and/or brake pads. -
Page 19: Service And Maintenance
7. SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 7.1. RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE The following maintenance schedule outlines the key steps required to maintain your bicycle’s safety and performance . AUTHORIZED RETAILER RIDER OR MECHANIC RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE HEALTH *ANNUAL BEFORE RIDE AFTER RIDE CHECK NECESSARY SERVICE 3-6 MONTHS Check the brakes, wheels, tires, and lights... -
Page 20: Recommended Service Intervals
. Once you’ve made the service appointments, you’ll receive in-app notifications and display reminders that are specific to Turbo bicycles . These notifications will keep you updated about any upcoming services . Additionally, your retailer... -
Page 21: Service Interval Modifications
7.3. SERVICE INTERVAL MODIFICATIONS Components may be subject to increased wear at different rates, depending on the component . Drivetrain and brake components are If your Authorized Specialized Retailer remotely adjusts the service especially subject to wear . Periodically have your Authorized Specialized appointment date, make sure to connect your bicycle to the Specialized Retailer inspect your bicycle and components for wear . -
Page 22: Replacement Parts And Accessories
Specialized Service Center. accidents. Do not attempt to customize the pages or perform WARNING! Do not modify or attempt to repair the Turbo system setup adjustments while riding. except as indicated in this User Manual. -
Page 23: Mastermind H3 System
8.2. MASTERMIND H3 SYSTEM 8.2.2 MASTERMIND H3 DISPLAY 8.2.1 MASTERMIND H3 REMOTE ƒ The MasterMind H3 display (hereafter called the display) is mounted on the stem and displays real-time ride information on the display (A) . ƒ The MasterMind H3 handlebar remote (hereafter called the remote) ƒ... -
Page 24: Mastermind H3 Remote Functions
8.3. MASTERMIND H3 REMOTE FUNCTIONS BUTTON FUNCTION Long Power On, Power Off Press Top Button Long Press Factory Reset (40 Sec) Press & Bottom Button Activates the Walk Assist Mode Hold Short Increases the amount of support / Press Navigates the settings menu Joystick Up-Press Long... -
Page 25: Mastermind H3 Display
8.4. MASTERMIND H3 DISPLAY 8.4.1 SCREEN LAYOUT Assist mode Data field icon Time of day Battery charge status Data field Range Extender charge status Unit of measurement / Notification bar Data field icon Unit of measurement Pedal Coach 8.4.2 DATA FIELD ICONS DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION... -
Page 26: Support Modes
8.5. SUPPORT MODES The Turbo motor offers seven assist modes: TURBO, SPORT, ECO, OFF, MICRO TUNE, SMART CONTROL, and WALK ASSIST. As a quick reference, each mode is associated with a color . When you change modes, the color on the display changes . -
Page 27: Smart Control
8.5.1 TUNE THE SUPPORT SETTINGS 8.5.2 SMART CONTROL The Specialized app allows you to tune the default (TURBO / SPORT / ECO) Smart Control is a feature that helps you optimize your motor power and Motor Power and Ease settings based on your personal preferences . -
Page 28: Customizing The Display
8.6. CUSTOMIZING THE DISPLAY 8.5.4 MICRO TUNE MODE MICRO TUNE Switching to Micro Tune mode allows you to simultaneously change the Ease and Motor Power in 10% increments while riding . The display has customizable screens that show data fields such as speed, The Micro Tune settings match Ease and Motor Power percentages . -
Page 29: Auto Start
8.7. AUTO START 8.8. PEDAL COACH ON THE MASTERMIND H3 You can record your rides in the Specialized app using the ride recording feature . With the “Auto Start” function activated, your ride can be automatically started, stopped, and recorded . When your bicycle is connected to the Specialized app, the display shows the connection/ 80 - 90 80 - 90... -
Page 30: Turbo System Lock
Activation and registration can be completed in the Specialized app. The bicycle features the Turbo System Lock that electronically locks the motor support of the bicycle . There is also an optional beeper alarm if the bike is moved with System Lock activated . -
Page 31: Aftermarket Radar Integration
8.10. AFTERMARKET RADAR INTEGRATION 8.10.1 RADAR STARTUP The MasterMind system allows the connection and integration of some aftermarket radar systems and is able to integrate directly into the display when connected via Bluetooth or ANT+ to the display . The radar system is designed to warn you of vehicles approaching you from behind . -
Page 32: Sound Alerts
8.10.2 VISUAL ALERTS ƒ The vehicle position indicator, shown as a white dot, moves up the display the closer the vehicle gets to your bike (A) . The further down on the display, the further away the vehicle will be . ƒ... -
Page 33: Error Messages
8.12. FACTORY RESET 8.11. ERROR MESSAGES Under certain conditions, it might be required to perform a factory reset of the system . Confirmation ƒ When a new or used bicycle is sold . ƒ Troubleshooting bicycle or display issues (e .g ., app connection issues) . Error Info ƒ... -
Page 34: Connectivity
The system allows the pairing of sensors and accessories, such as a heart rate sensors, radar systems, and SRAM AXS shift system to the bicycle The Turbo system offers flexible connectivity options through Bluetooth directly via the display . and ANT+ interfaces . -
Page 35: Specialized App
9. SPECIALIZED APP BICYCLE LOCK ƒ Bikes equipped with the MasterMind display include a Turbo System The Specialized app enables you to personalize and enhance your ride . Lock that electronically locks the motor support for the bike . There is In addition, it gives you tools to unleash your bicycle’s full potential and... -
Page 36: General Assembly
Use of other components or hardware will compromise the integrity and strength of the assembly. Vado SL 2 specific components should only be used on the Vado SL 2 and not on other bicycles, even if they fit. Failure to follow this warning could result in serious injury or death. -
Page 37: Speed Sensor Magnet
10.2. SPEED SENSOR MAGNET 10.3. SEATPOST 10.3.1 SEATPOST WEDGE INSTALLATION ƒ Grease the bolt head and threads (A), as well as the mating wedge surfaces (B), then assemble the wedge . ƒ Slide the seatpost into the seat tube and insert the wedge assembly (C) into the wedge cavity . - Page 38 10.3.2 MINIMUM INSERTION a shorter or longer one . ƒ Once the saddle height is determined, torque the seatpost wedge bolt to Both the frame and seatpost have minimum insertion requirements . In specification . addition, the frame has a maximum insertion requirement to prevent SIZE damage to the frame and seatpost .
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Page 39: Saddle Rail Clamp
10.4. SADDLE RAIL CLAMP 10.5. LIGHTING ƒ Place the drive side inboard (A) and outboard (B) rail clamps against the All bicycle models are supplied with front (A) and rear lights . Depending seatpost mount (C) . on the model, the setup of the lights will differ . Bicycles with a rear rack have the rear light fitted in the rack (B) . - Page 40 10.5.1 REAR SADDLE LIGHT (NON EQ) 10.5.2 SEATPOST REAR LIGHT CONNECTOR (NON EQ) When removing the seatpost from the bicycle, you must disconnect the ƒ Thread the light cable (A) through the light mount (B) and the hole on light cable . the top of the seatpost (C) exiting out the seat tube base .
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Page 41: Motor Cover
10.6. MOTOR COVER 10.7. CHAIN GUIDE ƒ Locate the lip of the motor cover (A) on the lower edge of the down tube ƒ Insert the bolt (A) through the chain guide (B) and washer (C) and into and align the motor cover hole with the threaded mounting hole (B) on the center motor mounting bolt (D) . -
Page 42: Chainring And Crank
10.8. CHAINRING AND CRANK 10.9. STEM For information on the assembly and setup of the Future Shock, see the Future Shock section of this User Manual. WARNING! The stem is designed with no gap between the stem body and the faceplate at the upper bolt area. The upper bolts must be tightened such that the faceplate bottoms out against the ƒ... - Page 43 10.9.1 ASSEMBLE THE SHIM AND STEM BODY 10.9.2 ASSEMBLE THE MOUNTS ƒ Assemble the 1-1/8 stem shim (A) onto the Future Shock (B), then slide the stem (C) over the shim . ƒ Align the stem with the front wheel, then torque the stem steerer bolts (D) to specification .
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Page 44: Final Check
10.9.3 ASSEMBLE THE FRONT LIGHT 1: ASSEMBLE THE MOUNTS: ƒ Insert the display assembly into the stem body (A) . ƒ Insert the light mount (B) into the stem body . ƒ Position the handlebar (C) in the stem body . ƒ... -
Page 45: Derailleur Hanger
10.9.4 ADJUST THE FRONT LIGHT 10.10. DERAILLEUR HANGER The derailleur hanger is a replaceable part that connects the rear ƒ Power on the bicycle to turn on the lights . derailleur to the bicycle frame and is mounted directly at the rear dropout . ƒ... -
Page 46: Rear Rack
10.11. REAR RACK the rail . ƒ To adjust the stopper, loosen the bolts on the stopper and slide it forward or backward to align with the pannier bag mounts, then tighten it in the desired position . MIK HD INTEGRATION ƒ... -
Page 47: Frame Mounting Points
10.12. FRAME MOUNTING POINTS... - Page 48 MAX TORQUE MOUNTING POINT ACCESSORY / DETAILS SPECIFICATION IN-LBF Top Tube Mount 64 mm bottle cage std, accessories, bicycle folding lock M5 x 0 .8 mm P 4 .5 Down Tube Mount 64 mm bottle cage std, accessories M5 x 0 .8 mm P 4 .5 Seat Tube Mount Range Extender, 64 mm bottle cage std, accessories...
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Page 49: Bottle Cage Bolt Spacers
11. FUTURE SHOCK 10.13. BOTTLE CAGE BOLT SPACERS The bicycle is equipped with a Specialized Future Shock . 11.1. INSTALLING THE FORK AND FUTURE SHOCK The Specialized Future Shock cartridge and headset are 10 mm designed as an integrated unit and are only intended for use with 8.5 mm compatible frames and forks. - Page 50 ƒ Grease the headset collar pinch bolt (A), then install the bolt, washer (B), and barrel nut (C) . Do not tighten the bolt yet . ƒ Insert the lower headset preload (E) and upper locking (D) screws . Don’t tighten them yet .
- Page 51 ƒ Install 0-15 mm of steerer tube spacers (A) on the cartridge assembly (B) . ƒ Install the stem shim (A) onto the cartridge (B) . ƒ Depending on preference, install the short headset cover (D) or the rear ƒ The shim slot must align with the alignment graphic (C) on the Future half of the tall headset cover (C) .
- Page 52 ƒ While pressing the stem downward, use a torque wrench and 4 mm hex ƒ Place the provided 3 mm open-ended wrench (A) on the bottom of the bit to torque the headset collar pinch bolt (A) to 4 Nm / 35 in-lbf . headset collar preload screw (B) .
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Page 53: Spring And Preload Spacer Replacement
11.2. SPRING AND PRELOAD SPACER REPLACEMENT 11.3. TUNING GUIDE You can change the springs and/or preload spacers to tune the Future There are many variables that affect which spring and how many preload Shock to your weight and dynamics preference . spacers a rider should use, including rider weight, terrain, and preferred stiffness levels . -
Page 54: Changing Springs And/Or Adding Spacers
11.4. CHANGING SPRINGS AND/OR ADDING SPACERS ƒ Lightly grease the sides and faces/ends of the spring, then install the spring (A) and your preferred amount of preload spacers (B) . The spacers can be installed directly onto the spring or in the bulkhead with ƒ... -
Page 55: Replacing The Boot
11.5. REPLACING THE BOOT ƒ Peel back the bottom of the boot from the seal cap (the upper bulkhead of the outer tube) . Damaged Future Shock boots must be replaced immediately to prevent ƒ Slide the damaged boot up and off of the inner tube . water ingress, which can damage the Future Shock . -
Page 56: Battery And Charger
Your bicycle includes a powerful high-performance Lithium-Ion battery or instruction concerning the use of the battery system by a person integrated into the bicycle frame . The Turbo SL battery is fitted inside the responsible for their safety . down tube and can only be removed by first removing the motor . Any work 5. -
Page 57: Battery Safety
enough impact can potentially damage the battery, which may or may in contact with the battery, charging socket, or the charger’s charging not be visible from the outside but can render the battery unsafe . connector . 17. Always keep the battery and battery system dry and clean . 27. -
Page 58: Battery Damage
12.2. BATTERY DAMAGE 2. It is recommended to use at least ten times the weight of the battery pack in cold water . Always keep in mind that when sufficiently charged, your battery has 3. This substantial amount of water helps to cool down the affected enough energy stored inside to cause a fire . -
Page 59: Battery Installation Instructions
. Any work required on the motor and battery must be WARNING! When charging your battery, always make sure the carried out by an Authorized Specialized Turbo Retailer . Any unauthorized charger cord is fully inserted into the charger and the plug is fully tampering with the motor and battery may void the bicycle warranty . -
Page 60: Battery Charge Level Display
If the bike or charger is damaged by moving the bike or crank B: CHARGING MODE arms while charging, stop using the charger, have an Authorized Specialized Turbo Retailer inspect the damage, and replace all When charging, the charge level of the internal battery is shown on the damaged parts. -
Page 61: User Maintenance Instructions
12.5. USER MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 12.5.2 BATTERY TROUBLESHOOTING 12.5.1 CLEANING THE BICYCLE DOES NOT POWER ON: ƒ Connect the charger to your bicycle and make sure the battery accepts ƒ Always turn the battery off and remove the charger from the charge port charge . -
Page 62: Remote Diagnostics
12.6. MOVING AND STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS After a reset, you need to delete your bicycle from your phone’s Bluetooth device list and from the Specialized app before pairing 12.6.1 TRANSPORT with the app again. WARNING! Lithium batteries are dangerous goods (UN-T 3480) REMOTE DIAGNOSTICS and, as such, require special packaging for transportation. -
Page 63: Disposal
12.6.2 STORAGE 12.8. RANGE EXTENDER (RE) (OPTIONAL) Your bicycle is compatible with the Specialized Range Extender WARNING! When the bicycle is not in use for an extended period (hereinafter known as the RE) to increase range and ride time . The RE of time, store it in a dry, cool, and well-ventilated area. - Page 64 12.8.1 RANGE EXTENDER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ƒ Insert the RE into the bottle cage on the seat tube, then secure the RE into the bottle cage using the supplied Specialized battery retention ƒ Ensure the bicycle is powered off (A) . band .
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Page 65: Operating Instructions
12.9. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 12.9.1 CHARGING THE RANGE EXTENDER 110V | 220V ƒ Open the charge port cover (A) on the non-drive side of the frame and completely insert the RE plug (B) into the charge port . ƒ When charging the RE, use the standard charger and cable (A) supplied ƒ... - Page 66 12.9.2 RANGE EXTENDER BATTERY DISCHARGE MODES WARNING! Refer to the INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK section for general and PARALLEL DISCHARGE safety information about handling, using, and charging the RE. When the RE is plugged in, and both the internal battery and RE are fully WARNING! The Y-Splitter cable is designed to charge one RE charged, the system default is to discharge both the RE and the internal and one internal battery at the same time.
- Page 67 12.9.3 RE BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL DISPLAY CHARGE LEVEL DISPLAY RANGE EXTENDER MASTERMIND H3 DISPLAY 95 - 100% 30 - 94% 10 - 29% 5 - 9% 0 - 4% The charge level is displayed on the top of the RE with three colored bars . To check the battery level when not connected to the bike, power on the RE by pressing the button on the top and the battery level will be displayed .
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Page 68: Battery Technical Data
12.10. BATTERY TECHNICAL DATA 12.11. CHARGER TECHNICAL DATA SPECIFICATION DESCRIPTION UNIT SPECIFICATION DESCRIPTION UNIT SBC - B29 SBC - B16 Charger Model Number SBC-C06 (Internal) (RE) °C -20 – +60 Operating Voltage 47 .32 46 .8 Storage Temperature °F -4 – +140 °C 0 –... -
Page 69: Battery Discharge Information
12.13.1 MAIN BATTERY DISCHARGE BEHAVIOUR The above times are a guideline and actual times may vary slightly. Times may vary due to charging current and other factors, Motor Power Reduction at Most Common Cell such as temperature and battery health. Temperature (0° <... -
Page 70: Thermal Power Derating
WHAT IS THERMAL POWER DERATING? motor support is reduced in the following scenarios . Turbo systems are designed to ensure optimal efficiency and excel in ƒ Discharging the Range Extender battery first when it is set up in the superior heat regulation . The term “thermal power derating” describes a Specialized app . -
Page 71: Specifications
13. SPECIFICATIONS Stem Steerer Diameter Future Shock, 1 1/8 with shim 13.1. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Stem Handlebar Diameter 31 .8 mm Vado SL LTD - 720 mm ITEM SPECIFICATION Handlebar Width Vado SL 6 .0 - 680 mm 50 Nm Torque Motor Specialized SL 1.2 250 W Continuous Rated Power Thru Axle Front 12 mm x 100 mm... -
Page 72: Bolt Size / Tools / Torque Specifications
TORQUE Tubeless Compatibility As supplied, Not Compatible LOCATION TOOL in-lbf Specialized proprietary only Rear Rack MIK HD and MIK Studs compatible AXLES Front Axle 6 mm hex Front Rack Tubus front fork rack (tested Duo) Rear Axle 6 mm hex 16 ... - Page 73 SPEED SENSOR RACK Speed Sensor Mounting Bolt 2 .5 mm hex 2 18 Rack Mounting Bolt (Dropout) 4 mm hex Speed Sensor Magnet Cassette Rack to Fender Bolts 3 mm hex 4 .5 (Centerlock type) lockring tool Fender at Chainstay Bridge 3 mm hex 4 .5 COCKPIT...
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Page 74: Recommended Tire Pressure
Please refer to the Tires and Tubes section of the Specialized Bicycle Owner’s Manual for additional information. Due to the extra weight of the Turbo bicycle, as a rule of thumb, tire pressure should generally be higher compared to a regular bicycle. -
Page 75: Can Ices-3(B)/Nmb-3(B)
ROHS: • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna . • Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver . Specialized Bicycle Components, Inc . certifies that this product and its packaging are in compliance with European Union Directive 2011/65/EU on •... - Page 76 and humidity, such as a sauna . EU IMPORTER ADDRESS: f) Do not place the battery on blankets, electric blankets, or carpets for Specialized Europe GmbH extended periods . Werkstattgasse 10 g) Do not store the battery in enclosed spaces with an active power supply 6330 Cham for extended periods .
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Page 77: Ec - Declaration Of Conformity
Serial number: Frame decal adhered to the back page of the user manual Serial number: Frame decal adhered to the back page of the user manual Dominik Geyer (Leader, Global Turbo Business) UK technical Leigh Smithers (Operations Manager) EU technical... -
Page 78: Button (Coin) Batteries
14.4. BUTTON (COIN) BATTERIES WARNING! This bicycle may be equipped with components such as derailleurs, shifters, and displays that may contain button batteries (coin batteries). WARNING INGESTION HAZARD: This product contains a button cell or coin battery. ƒ ƒ DEATH or serious injury can occur if ingested. ƒ... - Page 80 SPECIALIZED BICYCLE COMPONENTS 15130 Concord Circle, Morgan Hill, CA 95037 (408) 779-6229...
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