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Bicycle
Owner‘s Manual
THIS MANUAL CONTAINS IMPORTANT SAFETY,
PERFORMANCE AND SERVICE INFORMATION. Read it
before you take the first ride on your new bicycle, and
keep it for reference.
138692 Rev 0 (04/22)

Table of Contents

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Summary

Section 1. First

1.A - Bike Fit

Essential checks for proper bicycle sizing and fit for rider safety.

1.B - Safety First

Key safety precautions and equipment checks before riding.

1.C - Mechanical Safety Check

Procedures for ensuring the bicycle's mechanical components are safe before riding.

Brakes

Instructions for checking brake function, lever reach, and rim wear for effective stopping.

Section 2. Safety

2.A - The Basics

Fundamental safety principles including helmet use and local laws.

2.B - Riding Safety

Rules and practices for safe riding on roads and paths, emphasizing awareness.

2.C - Off-Road Safety

Specific safety guidelines for riding on varied terrain and trails.

2.E - Night Riding

Safety measures for riding in low light conditions, emphasizing visibility and lighting.

2.F - Extreme, Stunt Or Competition Riding

Warnings and advice regarding the high risks associated with aggressive riding styles.

Section 3. Fit

3.B - Saddle Position

Adjusting saddle height, tilt, and fore-aft position for optimal comfort and performance.

Section 4. Tech

4.A - Wheels

Instructions for correctly installing and securing front and rear wheels using various systems.

4.C - Brakes

Understanding different brake types (disc, V, caliper) and their operation.

4.D - Shifting Gears

Explains how derailleur and internal gear systems work and how to shift gears.

Section 5. Service

5.B - If Your Bicycle Sustains An Impact:

Procedures for inspecting the bike after a crash or impact to ensure safety.

Section A. Important Safety Information

Bicycling Inherent Risk

Understanding the risks associated with cycling and how to minimize them.

Riding In Traffic, Commuting

Safety advice for riding in urban environments and traffic, including legal compliance.

Riding At Night, Dusk, Dawn

Essential safety precautions for riding in low visibility conditions, focusing on lights and visibility.

No Modifications

Strict warnings against altering the bicycle frame or drive system to maintain safety and warranty.

Follow Laws & Regulations

Importance of complying with local laws, regulations, and age limits for e-bike use.

Distracted Attention

Avoiding distractions from accessories or devices while riding for safety.

Section B. Intended Use

Gravity, Downhill, Freeride, MTBMX, Dual Slalom, 4 X

Critical safety information for extreme riding disciplines with inherent high risks.

SECTION C. MOUNTAIN BIKE RIDING

Freeriding & Downhill

Critical warnings and safety advice for extreme downhill and freeride riding.

Section D. Inspect For Safety

Section E. Maintenance

Importance of a Maintenance Routine

Emphasizing the critical role of regular maintenance for safety and bicycle longevity.

Tightening Torques

Critical importance of using correct torque values for fasteners to ensure safety and prevent component failure.

Assembling Your Bike

STEP 7. Installing Brake Disc to Wheel Hub

Instructions for properly mounting brake rotors to the wheel hubs using correct tools and torque.

8. Install Front Wheel

Step-by-step guide for securely installing the front wheel using various attachment systems.

(C) Through Axle Type

Guide for installing a front wheel using a through-axle system.

STEP 9. Front Brake Assembly, Adjustment

Guide for assembling and adjusting front brake systems (disc and rim) for proper function.

11. Security Checks

Essential pre-ride checks to ensure handlebars, stem, seatpost, and saddle are securely fastened.

STEP 15. Final Inspections

A pre-ride checklist covering critical security and adjustment checks before riding.

STEP 16. TEST RIDE & TUNE UPS

Guidance on conducting careful test rides and initial tune-ups for proper bike familiarization.

Pre-Ride Checklist

GT Grade Specifications

General IconGeneral
ForkCarbon
GroupsetShimano 105
BrakesHydraulic Disc
Drivetrain2x11
Gears22
Tire Size700c

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