Rose electronics BACKROAD - Installing Seat Post and Saddle

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3.4 Installing seat post and saddle
DANGER
Raising the seat post above the minimum insertion mark may cause accidents or damage!
If the seat post is not inserted to the minimum insertion mark, it may break or damage the frame.
Backroad AL
• The seat post must not be extended further than the limit mark!
• When cutting down the seat post, the original minimum insertion mark is no longer valid. Make sure to insert
the seat post at least 10 cm into the frame.
Backroad CF
• There is a hole in the seat tube of the frame through which you can check the minimum insertion depth of
the seat post. The seat post must always be inserted so far that it is visible through the hole.
BACKROAD AL
1. Open the clamp bolt. ATTENTION: Do not unscrew the clamping screw
completely!
2. Carefully slide the seat post into the seat tube, until you have reached the
desired saddle height.
→ Make sure that the minimum insertion depth is not visible after adjusting
the saddle height!
3. Tighten the clamp bolt to a torque of 4.5 Nm.
4. Get on your bike and check whether the seat post height is right.
Backroad CF
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5 Nm
1. Open the clamp bolt. ATTENTION: Do not unscrew the clamping screw completely!
2. Carefully slide the seat post into the seat tube, until you have reached the desired saddle height.
→ The seat post must be visible through the drilling in the seat tube of the frame. If the seat post is not visible, it
must be inserted further into the frame.
3. Tighten the clamp bolt to a torque of 5 Nm.
4. Get on your bike and check whether the seat post height is right.
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4.5 Nm