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Trek Bicycle Owner’s Manual

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Guide to safe on- and

o-road operaon

Before a rst ride ......................................... 1

Life span of a bicycle and its parts .............. 2

Before each ride: Checklist .......................... 3

Rules to ride safely ....................................... 6

Riding instrucons ....................................... 8

Safeguard your bicycle .............................. 10

Warning about mechanical work ............. 11

Carbon composite ..................................... 12

Use condions .......................................... 13

Chapter 2: Maintenance

Maintenance schedule .............................. 15

Chapter 3: Inspecon and

adjustment

A word about torque specicaons ......... 16

Handlebar and stem .................................. 17

Saddle (seat) and seatpost ........................ 19

Derailleurs .................................................. 21

Internal gear systems................................. 23

Shi-levers ..................................................23

Brake-levers ................................................ 24

Brakes ......................................................... 25

Wheels ........................................................ 28

Training wheels .......................................... 35

Cables ......................................................... 35

Headset ...................................................... 35

Crankarms and boom bracket ................ 35

Pedals ..........................................................35

Chain ........................................................... 36

Reectors .................................................... 36

Suspension ................................................. 36

Accessories ................................................. 37

Frameset (frame and fork) ........................ 37

Chapter 4: Lubricaon ................ 40

For more instrucons ................. 42

Warranty ............................................ 42

Foreword: Bicycles,

accidents, and safety

A bicycle can be fun when used for

transportaon, recreaon, exercise, or

compeon. But a bicycle can also be

dangerous, especially if you try to ride beyond

the limits of your bicycle or the limits of your

ability. The skill or ability of a bicycle rider can

vary greatly, just like the skill of an automobile

driver or a skier. Do not ride in a manner that

exceeds your ability.

Each bicycle also has limits because of many

properes. This is a paral list:

• Design and materials of the bicycle

• Maintenance of the bicycle

• Use of the bicycle: surface, speed, etc.

• Surface of the road or trail

A bicycle cannot protect you

in an accident

Bicycles are not designed to withstand

every situaon. In a crash or impact, it is not

uncommon for the bicycle to have damage

and for you to fall. If you fall, your bicycle can

not prevent injury. Cars have bumpers, seat

belts, air bags, and crumple zones. Bicycles do

not, so even a small crash at slow speed can

cause injury or death.

If your bicycle is involved in any kind of impact,

crash, or accident, have it inspected thoroughly

by your retailer before you ride it again.

Think safety

Always “Think Safety” and avoid dangerous

situaons, which are usually obvious. However,

not all dangerous situaons are obvious. Many

of those are shown in this manual; read at least

Chapter 1 before you ride.

Some of the high-risk stunts and jumps seen

in magazines or videos are very dangerous;

even skilled athletes get severe injuries when

they crash (and they do crash).

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