6. Attach rear wheel. Adjust the struts to the
appropriate length (6a) so that the fender has
enough clearance over the tire to prevent rubbing
(6b).
6a
6b
7. After finalizing the position of the fender, remove
the rear wheel and tighten the fastener the seat
tube fastener, brake arch or seat stay bridge
adapter fasteners to a maximum of 5.2 Nm.
N m
5.2
N m
5.2
8. Tighten the struts to a maximum of 3 Nm.
N m
3
9. Finally, test the bike on the ground and loosen and
tighten your wheel closure system. Then check for
interference between the wheel and other parts of
the bike.
Securing the rear fender
1. Remove the front wheel. Remove the hidden fender
mount set screws from the fork legs. (On a disc
brake fork there will only be one set screw on the
drive side fork leg)
.
2. Install the hidden fender mount eye-bolts with
locking nuts on both fork legs until they bottom
out. Orient the eye-bolt so it is perpendicular to
the ground. Use the 8mm open-end wrench to
secure the locking nut.
8
mm
NOTE
Disc brake equipped bikes require the use of an angled
bracket adapter that mounts between the caliper bolt
head and the disc brake caliper. Position the eye-bolt so
that it is perpendicular to the ground.
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INSTALLING FENDERS
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