Length adjustment of front QR-axle

Make sure it is correctly adjusted for safety reasons!

1. Loosen the 2 allen-key screws, and push the QR-axle down through the fork until the big axle nut is visible.

2. Adjust the length of the QR-axle with 11 mm and 19 mm spanners. Keep the QR-axle from rotating by holding it at its end with the 11 mm spanner. Adjust the nut with the 19 mm spanner. If the axle doesn’t lock into the frame, screwing the nut ¼-1/2 a turn anti-clockwise is sufficient.

3. Tighten the 2 fork screws again, in order to fix the QR-axle to the fork, and try attaching the front suspension to the frame. Confirm that it’s fully locked in place.

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If you can afford it!…

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Bit the bullet and bought the stool…

Bit the bullet and bought the stool

Bit the bullet and bought the stool as the seat on the Veloped doesn't suit me and I could use it else where too.
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Really pleased I bought this…

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Walker 12er (size M/L)…

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A well-designed device…

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Like winning the lottery!…

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