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Turning back the handlebars: Lift the unlocking
bolt (1).
Then turn the handlebars back to the driving posi-
tion (2). The bolt must be re-latched (3).
Completely close the quick release lever (4).
The Speedlifter quick release lever must
be completely closed during the ride, just
like any other quick release fastener. It
must also be ensured that the unlocking
bolt is latched in the front hole. Never ad-
just the handlebars while riding.
Read the instructions of the component
manufacturer and for more information
visit: www.speedlifter.com.
Adjusting the stem
For detailed information, please read the
instructions supplied by the manufactur-
er. Only allow FLYER specialists to work
on your handlebars and stem.
1
3
2
90°
4
The following stem types are installed on FLYERS:
A head stem
Adjustable stem
The incline of the stem can be adjusted to your
requirements. The lateral fastening screw must
be loosened and retightened with the correct fas-
tening torque after adjustment
Adjusting the bike’s stem angle.
To adjust the bike’s stem angle and with it the po-
sition of the handlebar, unscrew the top 3 Allen
screws with a few rotations. Do not completely
unscrew the screws.
At this point, you should be able to adjust the
stem to its right angle. Having done that, tighten
the Allen screws back with the prescribed tighten-
ing torque.
Changing the position of the stem also
changes the position of the handlebars.
You should always be able to safely
reach and use grips and controls. Han-
dles with a pronounced wing shape may
need to be repositioned.
Make sure that all cables and leads have
a suf cient length to allow for all possi-
ble steering movements when changing
the handlebar and stem position.
11.3 Setting up the brake levers
The brake levers should be set up so
that your hands can safely and comfort-
ably apply them as a straight extension
of your arms.
Adjusting the bike’s
stem angle.
Stem mounting
* see Chapter 24.2
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