Cube HYDE - Adjusting the Adjustable Stem (Optional); Adjust Saddle Position

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
8 Adjusting and servicing
your bike
You can modify your bike yourself.
Only make these adjustments yourself if
you have the appropriate technical know-
ledge and experience and the right tools
for the job.
8.1 Adjusting the adjustable stem
(optional)
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Many bikes are tted with an adjustable
stem, the height and angle of which can be
adjusted. Only have the adjustment made in
a specialist workshop!
8.2 Adjust saddle position
Your saddle will be secured with one or two
clamping bolts.
To adjust it, you need a hexagonal socket of
the right size and a torque wrench.
1. To adjust the horizontal position or incli-
nation of your saddle:
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Loosen the clamping bolt(s) a few turns until
the saddle can be turned easily and/or the
inclination angle adjusted.
Risk of Personal Injury and Material
Damage!
Damaged bicycle parts can have sharp edges
and injure you.
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Check all the bike parts that you may come into
contact with while riding your bike.
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Have damaged parts repaired or replaced
immediately by an authorised repair shop.
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Your bicycle must stand by itself.
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When pushed slightly in any direction, your
bicycle must remain standing and not fall
over.
Risk of Personal Injury and Material
Damage!
Accessories that have not been tted
correctly or that have become loose can
jeopardise your safety when riding.
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Check any accessory that is explicitly listed
herein to ensure that it has been secured
properly.
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Immediately contact a specialist workshop
in case one of the following requirements is
not met.
3. Check any accessories that have been
retrotted.
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Visually inspect the screw connections.
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Try to twist or move the accessories out of
position by exerting hand force .
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Tilt the whole bicycle against the direction
of travel and move it back and forth a few
times.
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Lift your bicycle up (one or two centimetres)
and put it down again.
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The accessories must not be loose, move or
twist.
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No part of the accessories should touch the
wheels.
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If tted, a bicycle stand should not be
unfolded.
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There should be no noticeable noise.