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Outlines essential safety precautions and warnings for bicycle use.
Details technical specifications, measurements, and component details for the bikes.
Provides instructions and schedules for routine maintenance and care of the bicycle.
Lists available part codes and descriptions for replacing worn or damaged components.
Warns against unauthorized service, which can void the warranty and cause damage.
Emphasizes understanding the bike's intended use to prevent dangerous situations.
Highlights the nature of carbon fiber components and essential safety precautions.
Details post-crash inspection procedures for carbon fiber parts and potential damage indicators.
Presents detailed specifications for Trigger and Jekyll frame models, including dimensions and standards.
Explains headtube specifications and provides a diagram with measurements and sizing information.
Advises on inspecting and maintaining PF30 bottom bracket bearings for smooth operation.
Describes the careful procedure for removing PF30 bearing systems using proper tools to prevent frame damage.
Outlines the process for replacing PF30 bottom bracket bearing sets, emphasizing clean surfaces.
Advises consulting dealers and confirming component compatibility for PF30 systems.
Guides on inspecting and maintaining BB30 bottom bracket bearings for proper function.
Details the specific tool and method for removing BB30 bearings from the shell.
Explains the steps for installing new BB30 bearings, including greasing and seating.
Warns against frequent removal, modification, or abrasive cleaning of BB shells to prevent damage.
Provides detailed geometry measurements for Trigger models, including frame sizes and angles.
Provides detailed geometry measurements for Jekyll models, including frame sizes and angles.
Advises on periodic inspection of dropout bearings, axles, and spacers for wear and damage.
Explains the use of a special service tool and proper installation steps for dropouts.
Warns to use only 3mm Ai offset rear wheels to prevent frame damage and ensure clearance.
Advises ensuring the 3mm offset is present when building or truing Ai wheels.
Illustrates the process for installing the main pivot bearing using the specified tool.
Illustrates the process for removing the main pivot bearing using the specified tool.
Outlines the process for replacing the rear derailleur hanger, including parts and torque specifications.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the Shimano Di2 battery into the frame.
Reminds users to periodically check mounting screw tightness using a torque wrench.
Explains the installation of internal guides for routing Di2 wiring within the frame.
Details recommended sag percentages for Trigger and Jekyll rear shocks based on rider weight.
Explains how to set the Gemini rear shock to Flow mode using the handlebar remote.
Explains how to switch the Gemini rear shock to Hustle mode using the handlebar remote.
Clarifies that air pressure measured at the pump may decrease after cycling the shock.
Table of air pressure and rebound click settings for FOX Float DPS rear shocks.
Table of air pressure and rebound click settings for FOX Float X rear shocks.
Warns against using incompatible shocks and stresses professional installation for safety.
Advises using frame protectors to prevent cable rub damage and frame wear.
Instructs to inspect the entire frame and linkage for cracks or damage before riding.
Reminds users to check component torques against the supplement's information for safety.
Lists assemblies requiring periodic disassembly, cleaning, and re-greasing based on riding conditions.
Lists specific replacement parts and codes for the Trigger Carbon frame model.
Lists various replacement parts and codes applicable to Jekyll and Trigger models.
Lists specific replacement parts and codes for the Jekyll Carbon/Alloy frame models.
Outlines essential safety precautions and warnings for bicycle use.
Details technical specifications, measurements, and component details for the bikes.
Provides instructions and schedules for routine maintenance and care of the bicycle.
Lists available part codes and descriptions for replacing worn or damaged components.
Warns against unauthorized service, which can void the warranty and cause damage.
Emphasizes understanding the bike's intended use to prevent dangerous situations.
Highlights the nature of carbon fiber components and essential safety precautions.
Details post-crash inspection procedures for carbon fiber parts and potential damage indicators.
Presents detailed specifications for Trigger and Jekyll frame models, including dimensions and standards.
Explains headtube specifications and provides a diagram with measurements and sizing information.
Advises on inspecting and maintaining PF30 bottom bracket bearings for smooth operation.
Describes the careful procedure for removing PF30 bearing systems using proper tools to prevent frame damage.
Outlines the process for replacing PF30 bottom bracket bearing sets, emphasizing clean surfaces.
Advises consulting dealers and confirming component compatibility for PF30 systems.
Guides on inspecting and maintaining BB30 bottom bracket bearings for proper function.
Details the specific tool and method for removing BB30 bearings from the shell.
Explains the steps for installing new BB30 bearings, including greasing and seating.
Warns against frequent removal, modification, or abrasive cleaning of BB shells to prevent damage.
Provides detailed geometry measurements for Trigger models, including frame sizes and angles.
Provides detailed geometry measurements for Jekyll models, including frame sizes and angles.
Advises on periodic inspection of dropout bearings, axles, and spacers for wear and damage.
Explains the use of a special service tool and proper installation steps for dropouts.
Warns to use only 3mm Ai offset rear wheels to prevent frame damage and ensure clearance.
Advises ensuring the 3mm offset is present when building or truing Ai wheels.
Illustrates the process for installing the main pivot bearing using the specified tool.
Illustrates the process for removing the main pivot bearing using the specified tool.
Outlines the process for replacing the rear derailleur hanger, including parts and torque specifications.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the Shimano Di2 battery into the frame.
Reminds users to periodically check mounting screw tightness using a torque wrench.
Explains the installation of internal guides for routing Di2 wiring within the frame.
Details recommended sag percentages for Trigger and Jekyll rear shocks based on rider weight.
Explains how to set the Gemini rear shock to Flow mode using the handlebar remote.
Explains how to switch the Gemini rear shock to Hustle mode using the handlebar remote.
Clarifies that air pressure measured at the pump may decrease after cycling the shock.
Table of air pressure and rebound click settings for FOX Float DPS rear shocks.
Table of air pressure and rebound click settings for FOX Float X rear shocks.
Warns against using incompatible shocks and stresses professional installation for safety.
Advises using frame protectors to prevent cable rub damage and frame wear.
Instructs to inspect the entire frame and linkage for cracks or damage before riding.
Reminds users to check component torques against the supplement's information for safety.
Lists assemblies requiring periodic disassembly, cleaning, and re-greasing based on riding conditions.
Lists specific replacement parts and codes for the Trigger Carbon frame model.
Lists various replacement parts and codes applicable to Jekyll and Trigger models.
Lists specific replacement parts and codes for the Jekyll Carbon/Alloy frame models.
General| Brakes | Hydraulic Disc |
|---|---|
| Tires | Varies by model |
| Type | Mountain |
| Rear Shock | Fox Float |
| Shifters | Shimano / SRAM |
| Rear Derailleur | SRAM or Shimano |
| Stem | Alloy |
| Weight | Varies by model |
