11.1.2 Race/Triathlon
1. Remove the front wheel rst (continue
with 3.)
2.
Switch to the smallest pinion of the rear
wheel’s sprocket cassette (see chapter 8.6)
Risk of Personal Injury and
Material Damage!
Spinning running wheels can cause inju-
ries to your hands.
•
Never reach near a spinning running wheel.
•
Brake the spinning running wheel by using
the corresponding brake lever until it comes
to a complete standstill before performing
any work near the running wheel.
•
In order to do this, lift the bicycle rear up,
actuate the corresponding shift lever and
turn the crank by hand in the riding direc-
tion until the chain is placed on the smallest
pinion.
•
Brake the running wheel until it comes to a
complete standstill (see chapter 8.7).
3. Open rim brake.
5. On front wheel with hub dynamo (if
tted):
•
Ret the push connector between the hub
dynamo and the cable.
6. Check installation:
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Operate the brakes.
•
If the brake block or brake touches the rim
or the brake disks this can indicate incorrect
seating of the hub in the dropouts.
•
In that case release the quick release, check
and correct the hub seat and close the quick
release again.
•
The brake (on rim brakes) must not be
opened during this procedure. If there is no
improvement after this please contact your
dealer immediately.
•
Check that the lighting (if tted) is working.
•
Ensure that the road wheels do not come
into contact with either mudguards or
carrier (if tted).
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