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Manitou SIX User Manual

Manitou SIX
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Manitou SIX Specifications

General IconGeneral
Brake MountPost Mount
Wheel Size27.5", 29"
Travel100mm, 120mm
AdjustmentsRebound, Compression, Lockout
Steerer Tube Diameter1 1/8"
CompatibilityDisc Brakes
MaterialAluminum
ColorBlack
Mounting TypeSuspension Fork

Summary

Manitou Suspension Forks

2003 Manitou Six Fork Line

Details different 2003 Manitou SIX fork models, travel, and spring types.

General Warning

Warns about hazards of bicycling and potential fork damage, advising inspection.

Consumer Safety Information

Provides critical safety advice on fork maintenance, alterations, and damage.

Warranty and Installation

Warranty Information

Details the warranty coverage and terms for Answer Products forks.

Installation Instructions

Guides on installing the Manitou SIX fork, including steerer tube cutting and headset setup.

Break-In Period

Explains the break-in period for the fork and its benefits for performance.

Fork Installation Steps

Step-by-step guide for installing the suspension fork onto a bicycle frame.

Wheel/Tire Installation Warning

Critical warning regarding minimum tire clearance measurement for safe operation.

Maintenance and Service

Routine Maintenance

Lists essential pre-ride checks for fork safety and proper function.

Measuring Sag

Instructions on how to measure static sag for tuning the suspension fork.

Travel Measurement

How to measure the fork's travel distance for identification.

Changing Springs

Guide on how to change suspension springs to suit rider weight and style.

Convertible Travel Adjustment

Steps to adjust the fork's travel between 80mm and 100mm.

Fork Disassembly

Detailed steps for disassembling the Manitou SIX fork for servicing.

Microlube Lubrication

Instructions for using the Microlube gun and Prep M lubricant.

Service Schedule

Normal Conditions - Short/Infrequent Rides

Service schedule for normal conditions with short or infrequent riding.

Normal Conditions - Long/Frequent Rides

Service schedule for normal conditions with long or frequent riding.

Severe Conditions - Short/Infrequent Rides

Service schedule for severe conditions with short or infrequent riding.

Severe Conditions - Long/Frequent Rides

Service schedule for severe conditions with long or frequent riding.

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