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To  start with,  we’d  like  to  provide  you  with  some  important  information 

about your new bicycle. This will help you make the most of its benefits 

and avoid any possible risks. Please read this instruction manual carefully 

and keep it for your future reference.
Your bicycle has been handed over to you fully assembled and adjusted. 

If this is not the case, please contact your specialist retailer to ensure that 

this important work is completed or make sure you carefully read the en-

closed assembly instructions and follow all the directions given.
It is assumed that users of this product have a basic and sufficient knowl-

edge of how to use bicycles.
Everyone that:
•  uses
•  repairs or services
•  cleans
•  or disposes of
this bicycle has to understand and take note of the content and purpose of 

this operating manual. If you have any further questions or have not quite 

understood certain points, you should contact a specialist bicycle retailer 

for your own safety.
All information contained in this operating manual relates to the design, 

technology as well as care and maintenance of your bicycle. Please take 

note of this information, as much of it is relevant to safety. Failure to con-

sider this information can cause accidents, falls and damage to property.
As modern bicycle technology is highly complex, we have chosen to only 

describe the most important points. 
In addition, this operating manual only applies to the bicycle with which it 

was supplied.
For  more  specific  technical  details,  please  refer  to  the  enclosed 

notes  and  instructions  from  the  respective  manufacturers  of  the 

individual components used on the bicycle. If you are unsure about 

a particular point, please contact your specialist retailer.
Before  riding  your  bicycle  on  public  roads,  you  should  inform  yourself 

about the applicable national regulations in your specific country.

Firstly, here are a few important pointers as to the rider’s person which 

are also very important:
•  Always wear a suitable bicycle helmet adjusted to fit 

your head and wear it for every ride!

•  Read the instructions supplied by your helmet manu-

facturer relating to fitting the helmet properly.

•  Always wear bright clothing or sportswear with reflec-

tive elements when you ride. If you are riding in dif-

ficult terrain, please wear suitable protective clothing, 

e.g. body protectors. This is vital so that other people 

can SEE YOU.

•  Always wear tight clothing on your lower body, and trouser clips if re-

quired. Your shoes should be grippy and have stiff soles.

Even if you are an experienced bicycle user, please take the time to first 

read the chapter “Before your first ride” and then carry out all the impor-

tant checks from the chapter “Before each ride”!
Please note that as a bike rider, you are particularly at risk on public roads.
Ensure  that  you  protect  yourself  and  others  with  responsible  and  safe 

riding!

Dear Customer,

C2

Summary of Contents for Strada

Page 1: ...OPERATING MANUAL Gravel Road Bike ISO 4210 2014 Translation of the Original instruction manual...

Page 2: ...be the most important points In addition this operating manual only applies to the bicycle with which it was supplied For more specific technical details please refer to the enclosed notes and instruc...

Page 3: ...er Shifter Headset Shifter cable Brake cable Fork Disc brake caliper Brake disc Thru axle Wheel Front wheel hub Spoke Tire Rim Valve Bicycle parts 6 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 5 6 If you leave this page unfold...

Page 4: ...e secure Note that components made of composite materials i e carbon fibre often require a lower tightening torque see Bolted connections section page 26 Common parts made of carbon fibre include the...

Page 5: ...warranty 31 Environmental protection tips 31 Inspections 32 Imprint For questions concerning your bicycle please always contact your dealer first only then in case the manufacturer of the bicycle For...

Page 6: ...bodywork around you However you are travel ling more quickly and in other areas of the road than a pedestrian Accordingly you should pay particular attention to other road users When cycling never wea...

Page 7: ...ire pressures on the sides of the tires Please adhere to the re quired minimum and maximum pressure Where no pressure values have been stated 6 5 bar 94 PSI are deemed to be a suitable pressure for ra...

Page 8: ...eel is not buckled Check that both brakes are operating fully Do not set off again without having checked that the chain is sitting securely on both the front chain wheel and rear sprockets It must be...

Page 9: ...Pedelecs youth bikes single speed bikes fixed gear bikes should be used on public roads smooth surfaces and paved streets Participating in a competition is only permissible if the manufacturer has de...

Page 10: ...performing stunts If you are not certain about which kind of bike you have ask your specialist retailer or the manufac turer about its use and limitations Inform yourself about current legislation be...

Page 11: ...ended for a short period of time When it is closed the quick release lever should be flat against the frame fork or seat post When it is closed the end of the quick re lease lever should always point...

Page 12: ...p to suit your body size This is vital for riding safely and securely To do this the seat s height alignment and an gle have to be set up as do the height and align ment of the handlebars with the ste...

Page 13: ...t post with two screw locking mechanism Patented seat post with one screw locking mechanism Attachment with seat clamp Setting up the angle of the seat When you have set the height of the seat you hav...

Page 14: ...Set up the cable tension in such a way that the brake levers do not touch the handlebar grip even when they are applied to their fullest Threadless stem Adjustable stem Please ensure that you read th...

Page 15: ...Ask your specialist retailer about safety equipment Bear in mind that when towing a trailer your bi cycle is much longer than it normally is Abicycle towing a trailer also behaves differently through...

Page 16: ...rame It is frequently found on the seat tube at the drop outs or on the bottom bracket casing As is the case for all mechanical parts bikes take on wear tear and heavy use Because of heavy use differe...

Page 17: ...tened and not the axle nuts If the bottom bracket shell contains an eccentric Chain tension bush please tighten the chain according to the instructions provided by the correspond ing manufacturer Plea...

Page 18: ...erating manual or on the respective manufacturer s website Modern rims from 24 indicate when they are worn from braking These in dicators take the form of embossed or coloured points or lines on the b...

Page 19: ...the side surface of the tire there is information on the maximum permitted tire pressure and generally also on the minimum permitted tire pressure Tires are available in various dimen sions The tire...

Page 20: ...the brake unit according to the instruc tions supplied by your manufacturer If you do not have a brake quick release de flate all of the air out of the tire Flat tire repair for conventional tires You...

Page 21: ...rom the valve In the case of Dunlop or Woods valves remove the valve stem Release all of the remaining air from the inner tube Insert the tire lever opposite the valve on the inside of the tire Insert...

Page 22: ...of disk brakes are available for racing and cyclo cross bikes Please always read the en closed instructions from the component manufacturer before the first ride Familiar ise yourself with the operat...

Page 23: ...art to help identify the wear level of the brake pads If you can t see them any more it is time to replace the brake blocks Brake pad wear If a brake pad is grazing against the rim The spring setting...

Page 24: ...ischarge any bubbles If the pressure point remains soft please refrain from riding A specialist retailer has to then discharge the air from the brake system If your bicycle comes equipped with a conve...

Page 25: ...e left hand brake lever switches the chain onto the small chain wheel at the front over its short travel and onto the large chain wheel with the longer travel Gears are vital to your safety on the bik...

Page 26: ...e seating position of your time trial or triathlon bike Time trial triathlon handlebar attachment Disk wheel Tri spoke wheel Time trial handlebars Handlebar extension Time trial gear switcher Aerobrak...

Page 27: ...es specialist knowl edge and tools Allow your specialist retailer to do this type of work on your bicycle You can get more information about your bicy cle s parts as well as cleaning and mainte nance...

Page 28: ...ollowing Chain Sprockets Gearside Belt drive Rims Brake pads for wear replace them if required Clean Chain Gearside Sprockets Belt drive Grease The chain with suitable lubricant Check the following Al...

Page 29: ...eir performance deteriorates once a year Silicon free lubricant Wheel bearings pedal bearings bottom bracket Once a year Bearing grease Threads during assembly During assembly Assembly grease Contact...

Page 30: ...nents Bolted connection Torque Screw of seat rails to seat post clamp 20 Nm Brake blocks 6 Nm Dynamo attachment 10 Nm Bolted connection Torque Front derailleur bracket attachment screw 3 Nm Shift leve...

Page 31: ...eering Only transport baggage on racks intended for this purpose Only mount child seats on baggage racks if they have the corresponding holders and the manufacturers permit this Please ensure that not...

Page 32: ...ng a trailer your bi cycle is much longer than it normally is A bicycle towing a trailer also behaves differently through bends than one without a trailer Accordingly you must be very careful in traff...

Page 33: ...a specialist retailer to check the affected carbon parts Do not clamp a carbon frame directly into a work stand instead you should secure it by the seat post If the seat post is also made of carbon us...

Page 34: ...manufacturer You may not attach the bicycle to the roof rack or rear carrier by its crank set It may come loose and cause a severe accident The manufacturers of add on components and accessories also...

Page 35: ...tend ed purpose Components in the motor and decel eration system as well as tires light system and contact points of the rider with the bicycle are all subject to use related wear If the manufacturer...

Page 36: ..._________ Materials used ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Date signature Retailer stamp 2nd inspection After approx 1000 kilo...

Page 37: ...eft brake lever operates front brake c Right brake lever operates front brake Supplied by retailer stamp __________ ____________________________________________ Date Signature assembling party retaile...

Page 38: ...______ Frame height size _______________________ Colour _______________________ Frame number _______________________ Fork _______________________ Serial number _______________________ Gear system ____...

Page 39: ...radition our bike frames and bikes are fast Use yours to race if you want Or just ride out anywhere because you can We built it to do whatever you dare comfortably securely and quickly Be sure to regi...

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