Frame/Rear Brake assembly:
Advisory: The SCOTT Plasma is only compatible with SHIMANO direct mount
compatible brake calipers. The recommended rear brake caliper for the
SCOTT Plasma 5 is the SHIMANO Dura-Ace BR-9010. Only this brake model
is compatible with the rear aero brake cover (410) delivered with the SCOT T
Plasma 5 frameset.
To assemble the SHIMANO Dura-Ace BR-9010 rear brake caliper on the frame, please
refer to the SHIMANO assembly instructions leaflet delivered with the bike or calipers.
BRAKE COVERS
Front brake cover:
assemble front brake cover screw (403) with the front brake cover part (401) and
secure its position with the front brake cover O-ring (404) by positioning the O-ring
over the screw’s threads in order to leave 3mm of free threads at the end of the screw.
Position the front brake cover pin (402) into the stem pinhole located on the low part
of the stem (301) and position the front brake cover over the front brake and secure
it into position by tightening the front brake cover screw to the specified torque (T8).
Advisory: There are 4 front brake covers (401) available in S/M/L/XL each
corresponding to the frame size.
Front brake covers (S-XL) SCOTT part number: 239182
Rear brake cover:
position the rear brake cover clips into the exit hole on the underside of the
downtube in front of the bottom bracket,
Advisory: make sure the cable housings and wires run in between the two clips.
Rotate the rear brake cover until it enters in contact with the brake caliper lever arms,
gently pull the rear cover left side to introduce the brake caliper lever arms into the
rear brake cover left opening.
Keep on rotating the rear brake cover until it reaches its final position, make sure the
two chainstay threaded inserts are visible from the rear brake cover holes.
Push the rear brake cover frontwards to ensure the clips are engaged into the
frame, position and tighten the two M4 rear brake cover screws (411) to the specified
torque (T9).
Rear brake cover SCOTT part number: 239183
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