Installing Bar Handle/Steering Column Bracket; Installing The Handle Bar Bracket - Specialized SpeedZone User Manual

INSTALLING THE HANDLE BAR BRACKET

SpeedZone computers give you the option of mounting the computer in-line with your stem.
This option is ideal for aero bars or to keep a visually balanced look to the handlebars.
1. Remove the bicycles' steering column stem cap.
NOTE: It is not necessary to loosen the stem.
2. Install the Specialized steering column mount ring, with computer mount ON TOP of the
stem or any spacers present so that it partially overlaps the top of the steerer tube.
NOTE: It is important the stem mount ring be the last item mounted before the steering
column stem cap.
3.
Rotate and align the steering column mount ring, with computer mount so it is parallel to
your stem extension.
4. Reinstall the bicycles' steering column stem cap and tighten to manufacturer's
specification.
IMPORTANT: The Specialized steerer tube mount may not work properly with some high-rise
stems. In the case of high-rise stems, the steerer tube (and spacers) must extend
beyond the stem enough to allow proper clearance of mounting bracket.
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INSTALLING THE STEERING COLUMN BRACKET
On bikes with high-rise stems or threaded headsets, SpeedZone computers give you the
option of mounting the computer on your handle bars..
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1. Remove the computer mount from the steering column mount using a 3mm hex wrench.
of removing
steerer cap 2.
Install the molded rubber shim for 31.8mm handlebars and thread the included two (2)
zip-ties through the handlebar mount and molded rubber shim.
3. Loosely install the mount and shim assembly (for 25.4mm and 26.0mm handlebars, use
the additional flat rubber spacer underneath the molded rubber shim) and install to the
preferred handlebar location.
4. Rotate the zip-tie heads so they nest under the front of the mount, adjust the position as
necessary and tighten the zip-ties.
need illustration of 5. Trim the excess zip-ties for a finished appearance.
installing the stem
mount on steerer
tube
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securing steerer
tube cap & installed
unit
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for #1
(Image: exploded
view with all shims
& zip-ties threaded)
(image: installed
unit)
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