CORIMA AERO - 6 How to Use the Valve Extender; 6-1 Valve Extender for Removable Valve

Replacing brake pads
• Slide out the brake pad from the brake shoe (open part,
rear)
• Slide in the new brake pad from the rear (open part) to
the front (closed part) of the brake shoe.
IMPORTANT !
This type of brake pad is not as flexible as a rubber pad,
that’s the reason why we recommend that you don’t bend it
when you set it up in the brake shoe as it may break.
WARNING !
• Always make sure that the closed part of the brake shoe
faces the spinning sense of the wheel. A bad set-up of the
brake shoe may cause a sliping out the pad and won’t allow
any braking.
• Regularly check the pads for wear and replace them when
worn. Replace them before the brake shoes damage the rim.
• Check your brake pads in order that there are no foreign
particles (gravel, metal shavings, etc...) that could damage
the rim.
6 | HOW TO USE THE VALVE EXTENDER ?
WARNING !
It is necessary to align the brake pads
on the top of the rim
Carbon
rim
Brake
pads
Clincher tire
or tubular
Important ! This valve extender can only be used on valves with a removable top part (conical valve).
Unscrew the top part
of t
he valve with a claw.
Screw the valve extender
on t
he valve with a claw.
Screw the top part of the
v
alve extender with a claw.
2
3
Top
part of
the
valve
Claw
Valve
Valve
extender
Top
part of
the valve
Valve
Valve
extender
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English
drawing n° 1
6-1 | VALVE EXTENDER FOR REMOVABLE VALVE (Ref : 270153)
Your TUBULAR wheel is delivered with a valve extender which operates with a removable conical presta valve.