Lapierre EN14764 Owner's Manual

Summary of EN14764

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    Contents - 1 you have just acquired a lapierre bike and we would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your purchase. Lapierre, based in dijon, france, since 1946, is pleased to provide you with innovative solutions for enjoyable riding. This manual is designed to help you fully understand ...

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    2 - welcome warning for your safety, always wear the necessary protective gear. Make sure you have on appropriate clothing and that you are visible to automobiles. Wearing a helmet is strongly recommended. If you fall, make sure you carefully inspect your bike before riding again. If you detect a pr...

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    Welcome - 3 i - welcome 2 - definitions frame 1- top tube 2- down tube 3- seat tube 4- head tube 5- chain stays 6- seat stays 7- bottom bracket 8- fork 9- rear shock absorber (only on full-suspension mtb) drivetrain 10- front / rear derailleur 11- cranks 12- chainrings 13- chain 14- sprocket (indivi...

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    4 - welcome condition 4 all types of riding. Condition 3 includes riding conditions 2 plus all types of paths. Tires may momentarily leave the ground. No jumps. Condition 2 includes riding conditions 1 plus gravel or uneven paths, tires stay on the ground while riding. Condition 1 paved surface, tir...

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    Welcome - 5 3 - safety and usage when you acquire your lapierre bike, it has already been assembled and carefully inspected by one of our authorized dealers. After an initial testing period (4-5 rides), we recommend a visit to your authorized lapierre dealer for any final adjustments to your bike. T...

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    6 - settings set-up warning for your safety, never ride your bike with the seatpost raised above the minimum insertion mark. 1 riding position 1.1 saddle height every human body is unique, which means that the ratio between your torso, arm length and leg length can vary between people even of the sa...

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    Settings - 7 warning for your safety, respect the torque specifications of the different components. Check your bike before and after every ride for play or vibrations, which will help identify if a part is not tightened correctly or needs replacing. Test 1 comfortable pedalling and the correct back...

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    8 - settings set-up set-up test 2 test 2 – you can also hold the handlebars and top tube loosely and gently bounce the front wheel on a concrete surface (the tire must be inflated). You will hear a hollow vibration if there is any play (ignore the sounds of vibrating cables, etc.). You can also disc...

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    Settings - 9 set-up set-up set-up 1 – loosen the cable anchor bolt so that the derailleur is free to move. 2 – adjust the inner and outer limits, as in the drawing. 3 – tighten the cable by pulling on it and secure it using the cable anchor bolt. If necessary, you can further adjust with the barrel ...

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    10 - settings warning in rainy conditions, braking distances are longer. Set-up warning always check the proper tightening of your wheels before each ride. Warning 2.3 brakes there are many different types of brakes: - caliper brakes - cantilever brakes - v-brakes - hydraulic brakes - hydraulic disc...

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    Settings - 11 3 recommendations 3.1 - torque specifications - classic stem = 20 nm - handlebars on a classic stem = 25 nm - threadless headset = 10 nm on the pivot and 5 nm on the handlebars - brake cables = 6-8 nm - brake pads = 6-8 nm - brake levers = 6-8 nm - rear derailleur = 8-10 nm - front der...

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    12 - specific models warning when applicable, avoid riding with the rear shock and fork always locked out. Use the lock out function only when necessary, such as during long climbs or when riding on smooth terrain. If the suspension is locked out during descents, you could cause injury to yourself o...

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    Specific models - 13 set-up 3 - x-control (fps2) the fps (full power suspension) is based on an equilibrium point, and it is thus necessary to set the pressure of the shock absorber properly to get the best results. To do so, all fps2 models are equipped with an indicator on the swing arm. Steps to ...

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    14 - specific models tips it may be helpful to have a second person checking the position of the indicator in side view, because of possible angle errors while sitting on the saddle. Warning do not exceed 200 psi or 14 bar maximum and be careful not to get the mechanism dirty while adjusting. Steps ...

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    Specific models - 15 set-up warning lapierre cannot be held responsible for damage caused by negligence or irresponsible use of the bike. 1 - first make sure the indicator is right in front of « zero » when no one is seated on the bike. Do not hesitate to adjust the position of the arrow if it is no...

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    16 - specific models set-up nut 1 blocking screw 2 set-up iii - specific models 7 - thru-axle adjustment 7.2 - rear thru axle adjustment 12x135mm froggy / rapt 1- insert the rear hub into the seat stays 2- insert the 12mm axle in the seatstay on the left side of the bike and slide completely through...

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    Specific models - 17 set-up set-up set-up fig 2 fig 1 steps to follow for dh 2013 1 - remove reducers supplied with your lapierre dh. (angle 0 °) 2 - select the pair of cups of your choice (angle 0.5 ° - 1 ° or 1.5 °). Sold separately. 3 - orient cups as in fig 2 to increase head tube angle or conve...

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    18 - maintenance warning in order to prolong the life of your bike, it is essential to perform regular tune-ups. Iv- maintenance 1 - maintenance schedule to prolong the life of your bike, you should keep and respect a maintenance schedule. 1 - before and after each ride check the brakes. Check the p...

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    Maintenance - 19 2 - cleaning your bike after your ride, wash your bike with soapy water (liquid dish soap is recommended for its ability to remove grease without damaging the bike). Avoid using high-pressure washers if possible. If you have to use one, avoid directing the stream directly at the joi...

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    20 - warranties warning if you have a problem with your bike, take it to your authorized lapierre dealer (with a proof of purchase). The dealer will perform an initial diagnosis, and then only he can send the bike back to our factory for a warranty claim. Lapierre’s warranty department has final say...

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    Warranties- 21 v - warranties warranty limitations the warranty is only applicable: - for bikes bought at an authorized lapierre dealer. - for the original owner of the bike. (warranty cannot be transferred should the bike be resold.) - if the bicycle is used under normal conditions. The warranty is...

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