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BMW Mountain Bike Enduro User Manual

BMW Mountain Bike Enduro
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BMW Mountain Bike Enduro Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandBMW
ModelMountain Bike Enduro
CategoryBicycle
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1 Welcome.

Handover report, bicycle data and registration.

Details on validating warranty and filling out the handover report for identification.

Handover report: Original and copies.

Instructions for sending the original handover report for registration.

1.1 General Notes on this Manual.

1.2 Before Your First Ride.

Intended Use

Guidance on the intended purpose and limitations of the bicycle.

Brake System

Detailed information on how bicycle brakes function and their maintenance.

Drive System

Explanation of bicycle gears, how they work, and operation.

Adjusting the Bicycle to the Rider

Instructions for adjusting saddle and handlebar for optimal fit and comfort.

1.3 Before Every Ride.

How to Use Quick-Releases and Thru Axles

Detailed instructions on correctly using quick-release and thru axle systems.

Wheels and Tyres

Information on tyre types, rim tape, valves, and inflation pressure.

Brake System

Detailed information on how bicycle brakes function and their maintenance.

Legal Requirements for Riding on Public Roads

Information on legal requirements and equipment for road use.

1.4 After an Accident.

Brake System

Detailed information on how bicycle brakes function and their maintenance.

Wheels and Tyres

Information on tyre types, rim tape, valves, and inflation pressure.

Adjusting the Bicycle to the Rider

Instructions for adjusting saddle and handlebar for optimal fit and comfort.

Headset

Guidance on checking, adjusting, and maintaining the bicycle's headset.

1.5 How to Use Quick-Releases and Thru Axles.

1.5.1 Quick-Releases.

Instructions for using and securely fastening quick-release mechanisms on wheels and seat post.

How to Fasten Components Securely.

Guidance on ensuring components, especially wheels, are securely fastened.

1.5.2 Thru Axles.

Notes on How to Mount Thru Axle Wheels.

Information on mounting thru axle wheels, including special tools and torque requirements.

2 Intended Use.

2.1 General Overview.

Overview of the different types of BMW bicycles and their intended uses.

2.1.1 Cruise Bike (a+b).

Details on the intended use and limitations of Cruise Bikes.

2.1.2 Touring Bike (c+d).

Details on the intended use and limitations of Touring Bikes.

2.1.3 Mountain Bike Cross Country and Enduro.

3 Legal Requirements for Riding on Public Roads.

4 Useful Tips for Cycling in Town and Country.

4.1 Safe Cycling on Public Roads.

Guidance on riding safely on public roads, including roadworthiness and traffic rules.

4.2 Environment - Cycling Off-Road.

5 Brake System.

5.1 General Information.

General principles of bicycle brakes, their function, and handling emergency braking.

5.2 Rim Brakes.

5.1.1 Brakes – How They Work and What to Do about Wear.

Explanation of brake pad function, wear, and maintenance for effective braking.

5.2.1 V-Brakes.

5.2.1.1 Functional Check.

Procedure for checking V-brake pads alignment, thickness, and pad setting.

5.2.1.2 Power Modulator (d).

Information on the function and purpose of power modulators in V-brakes.

5.2.1.3 Synchronising and Readjusting.

5.3 Disc Brakes.

5.3.1 Checking Hydraulic Disc Brakes.

5.4 Roller, Drum and Back-Pedal Brakes.

5.4.1 Checking and Readjusting Hand-Operated Brakes.

Steps for checking and readjusting hand-operated brakes, including cable tension.

5.4.2 Checking and Readjusting Back-Pedal Brakes.

6 Drive System.

6.1 Gears.

Explanation of bicycle gears, their function, and how they adjust to terrain and speed.

6.1.1 Bottom Bracket - Crankset.

Information on the bottom bracket and crankset, including maintenance and checking for play.

6.2 Derailleur Gears.

6.2.1 Derailleur Gears – How They Work and How to Operate Them on Mountain, Cruise and Touring Bikes.

How derailleur gears work and how to operate them on different bike types.

6.3 Checking and Readjusting Derailleur Gears.

6.3.1 Rear Derailleur.

Instructions for adjusting the rear derailleur, including cable tension and limit stops.

6.3.2 Checking the Limit Stops.

6.3.3 Front Derailleur.

6.4 Multi-Speed Hubs (Internal Gear Hubs).

6.4.1 Multi-Speed Hubs - How They Work and How to Use Them.

How multi-speed hubs work and how to use their shifters, including SRAM and Shimano systems.

6.4.2 Checking and Readjusting.

6.5 Combined Derailleur/Hub Gears.

6.5.1 Combined Derailleur/Hub Gears - How They Work and How to Use Them.

6.5.2 Readjusting.

6.6 Crank System.

6.7 Chain.

6.7.1 Chain Maintenance.

Proper lubrication and cleaning of the bicycle chain for optimal performance and longevity.

6.7.2 Chain Wear.

How to check for chain wear and the importance of timely replacement.

6.7.3 Adjusting the Chain Tension of Single Speed Bicycles and Multi-Speed Hubs.

7 Wheels and Tyres.

7.1 Tyres, Tubes, Rim Tape, Valves, Inflation Pressure.

Details on tyre types, tubes, rim tape, valves, and correct inflation pressure.

7.2 Rim Trueness, Spoke Tension.

7.3 Wheel Fastening with Quick-Releases.

7.4 Wheel Fastening with Thru Axle Systems.

7.5 Puncture.

7.5.1 Wheel Removal.

Step-by-step guide for removing wheels from mountain, cruise, and touring bikes.

7.5.2 Tyre Removal (Clincher, Folding Tyres).

7.5.3 Tyre Mounting (Clincher, Folding Tyres).

7.5.4 Removal of Tubeless Tyres (d).

7.5.5 Repair of Tubeless Tyres.

7.5.6 Mounting Tubeless Tyres.

7.5.7 Wheel Mounting.

8 Headset.

8.1 Checking the Headset.

How to check the headset for play and ensure smooth rotation.

8.2 Readjusting a Conventional Headset.

8.3 Readjusting an Aheadset®.

9 Suspension.

9.1 Glossary.

Definitions of suspension terms like spring rate, sag, lockout, and damping.

9.2 Suspension Forks.

9.2.1 Adjusting the Spring Rate.

How to adjust the spring rate of suspension forks based on rider weight and terrain.

9.2.2 Adjusting the Damping Control.

9.2.3 Adjusting the Travel.

9.2.4 Maintenance.

9.3 Rear Shock.

9.3.1 Adjusting the Seating Position.

How to adjust saddle position to compensate for rear shock sag and improve comfort.

9.3.2 Adjusting the Spring Rate.

How to adjust rear shock spring rate based on rider weight and intended use.

9.3.3 Adjusting the Damping Control.

9.3.4 Maintenance.

10 Lighting.

10.1 Hub Dynamo.

Details on hub dynamos, their function, and types.

10.2 Troubleshooting.

11 Adjusting the Bicycle to the Rider.

11.1 Adjusting the Saddle to the Correct Height.

How to set the correct saddle height for maximum pedalling comfort and efficiency.

11.2 Adjusting the Height of the Handlebars.

11.2.1 Adjustable Stems.

11.2.2 Conventional Stems.

11.2.3 Stems for Threadless Systems, the Aheadset®-System.

11.2.4 Adjusting Adjustable Handlebar Systems (A.H.S.).

11.3 Correcting the Fore-to-Aft Position and Tilt of the Saddle.

11.3.1 Adjusting Saddle Position and Tilt.

Steps for adjusting saddle position and tilt, ensuring it remains horizontal.

11.4 Adjusting the Brake Levers and the Handlebars.

11.4.1 Adjusting the Brake Lever Reach of Mountain, Cruise and Touring Bikes.

Adjusting brake lever reach for riders with smaller hands for better grip.

11.4.2 Adjusting the Tilt of Handlebars, Bar Ends and Brake Levers of Mountain, Cruise and Touring Bikes.

Adjusting handlebar tilt for relaxed wrist posture and positioning bar ends.

12 All About Bicycles.

12.1 Transporting Baggage.

Ways of carrying baggage on a bicycle, including rucksacks, pannier racks, and bags.

12.1.1 Transporting Baggage with Full-Suspension Frames.

12.2 Taking Children with You.

12.2.1 Child Carriers.

Details on child carriers, their fitting, load limits, and safety considerations.

12.2.2 Child Trailers.

12.3 Taking the Bicycle by Car.

12.4 Taking the Bicycle by Plane.

12.5 Accessories.

12.5.1 Additional Fittings.

Guidance on fitting accessories like bells, horns, and lights, and checking compatibility.

12.5.2 Mudguards.

Information on fitting mudguards, including removable and firmly attached types.

12.5.3 Bicycle Locks.

12.6 Proper Cycling Equipment.

12.6.1 Cycling Helmets.

Guidance on selecting and wearing cycling helmets correctly.

12.6.2 Proper Cycling Clothing.

12.6.3 Cycling Glasses.

12.6.4 Shoes and Pedals.

13 General Notes on Care and Inspection.

13.1 Cleaning and Caring for the Bicycle.

13.2 Sheltering and Storing the Bicycle.

15 RECOMMENDED TIGHTENING TORQUES.

16 SERVICE SCHEDULE (TO BE STAMPED).

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