Fastening In The Frame - Ergon CF Allroad Pro Carbon Instructions D'installation Et D'utilisation

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Fastening in the frame

Once the correct extension for the seatpost has been determined, align the

saddle straight to the frame using the saddle nose and the down tube or top

tube as references. Tighten up the screw of the seat post clamp using a torque

wrench to the tightening torque specified by the frame maker. Do not exceed the

maximum tightening torque of 7 Nm for the CF Allroad Pro Carbon seat post

regardless of the frame makers torque (Fig. 1). If you need to adjust the seatpost

extension at a future date, please ensure that you follow the instructions in this

manual.

max. 7 Nm

Fig. 1: Tightening the seatpost clamping screw.

Adjusting the horizontal position (fore/aft) of the saddle

The distance from the nose of the saddle to the handlebars can be set in the

usual way by sliding the saddle in the saddle clamp unit. Use your previous

measurements from your old set up. Undo the two saddle clamping screws by

one or two turns. Push the saddle (Fig. 1) and note during adjustment the

clamping area of the saddle that is typically delineated by an imprinted scale or

stop markings on the saddle rails. Never clamp the saddle beyond these

delineating marks. Fasten the saddle clamp screws using 4–5 Nm. (Fig. 2). For

tips on adjusting the horizontal position of the saddle, see page 66.

The CF Allroad Pro Carbon also allows an increase in the adjustment range by

turning the entire Flip Head saddle clamp unit. The following instructions (on

pages 54–55) must be followed when using this method.

Fig. 1: Loosen the saddle clamp screws.

Adjust the horizontal position of the

saddle.

1-2 x

Fig. 2: Tighten the saddle clamp

screws to 4–5 Nm.

max. 5 Nm

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