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PURE CYCLING BICYCLE MANUAL MOUNTAIN BIKE 1 13 14 15 2 16 3 a 17 4 I c 18 II f b 19 e III 5 20 6 IV 21 d 7 22 23 24 8 25 9 26 10 11 12 Your bicycle and this manual comply with the safety requirements of the EN ISO 4210:2014 standard. ! Attention! Assembly instructions page 12. Before your first ride please read pages 4-11. TABLE OF CONTENTS COMPONENTS 2 Welcome 85 Chain wear 4 Intended use 86 The wheels - tyres, inner tubes and air pressure 7 Before your first ride 89 Rim trueness, spoke tension 10 Before every ride 90 Wheel fastening with quick-releases 1 Frame: 13 Stem 12 Assembly from the BikeGuard 90 Wheel fastening with thru axle systems a Top tube 14 Handlebars 40 Packing your Canyon bike 91 Repairing punctures b Down tube 15 Brake lever 41 How to use quick-releases and thru axles 91 Wheel removal c Seat tube 16 Shift lever 41 How to securely mount the wheel 92 Removing clincher and folding tyres d Chainstay 17 Headset 43 How to mount thru-axle wheels 93 Mounting clincher and folding tyres e Rear stay 44 What to bear in mind when adding components or 95 Removing tubeless/UST tyres f Rear shock 18 Suspension fork: making changes? 95 Repairing tubeless/UST tyres I Fork crown 45 Special characteris tics of carbon 96 Mounting tubeless/UST tyres II Stanchion tube 46 Care instructions 97 Mounting wheels 2 Saddle III Lower leg 47 Special features of freeride bikes 98 The headset 3 Seat post IV Drop-out 49 After an accident 98 Checking and readjusting 4 Seat post clamp 51 Framesets – assembly technical data 99 Threadless headset: Aheadset® 5 Rear brake 19 Front brake 56 Adjusting the Canyon bike to the rider 100 Suspension 6 Cassette sprockets 20 Rotor 57 Adjusting the saddle to the correct height 100 Glossary - suspension 7 Rear derailleur 59 Adjusting the height of the handlebars 102 The suspension fork 8 Chain Wheel: 59 Aheadset®-stems or threadless system 102 How suspension forks work 9 Front derailleur 21 Quick-release 62 Fore-to-aft position and saddle tilt 103 Adjusting the spring rate 10 Chainring 22 Rim 63 Adjusting saddle position and tilt 105 Setting the damping 11 Crank set 23 Spoke 65 Handlebars and brake lever adjustment 107 Lockout 12 Pedal 24 Tyre 65 Adjusting the handlebar position by turning the 107 Maintenance 25 Hub handlebar 109 Full-suspension 26 Valve 67 Adjusting the brake lever reach 109 What to bear in mind when adjusting the saddle 68 The pedal systems 109 Adjusting the spring rate 68 Different systems at a glance - how they work 112 Chassis adjustment 70 Adjustment and maintenance 112 Setting the damping 71 The brake system 114 Lockout 72 Brakes – how they work and what to do about 114 Maintenance wear 116 Transport of your Canyon bike 73 Checking and readjusting disc brakes 118 General notes on care and inspection GENERAL NOTES ON THIS MANUAL 73 Functional check 118 Washing and cleaning your Canyon 74 AVID, FORMULA, MAGURA and SHIMANO 120 Safekeeping and storing your Canyon PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING SYMBOLS: brakes 121 Servicing and inspection 75 The gears 122 Service and maintenance schedule Please note that the aforementioned consequences 76 The gears - how they work and how to use them 124 Recommended tightening torques This symbol warns you about actions that will not be repeated each time the symbols appear in 79 Checking and readjusting the gears 128 Legal requirements for riding on public roads ! could lead to damage to property or the en- the manual. 79 Rear derailleur 129 Warranty vironment. 79 Adjustment of limit stops 131 Guarantee 81 Front derailleur 132 Crash replacement 82 SHIMANO Di2 This symbol signifies information about This symbol indicates an imminent risk to i 84 Crank gear how to handle the product or refers to a 84 Chain maintenance your life or health unless you comply with passage in the operating instructions that de- the instructions given or take preventive measures. serves your special attention. 2 WELCOME WELCOME 3 DEAR CANYON CUSTOMER, Furthermore, you will find numerous service movies Therefore, always ride carefully and respect the other on our website www.canyon.com that will help you traffic participants. In this manual we have compiled for you lots of tips on carry out small repair and maintenance works. how to use your Canyon bike, instructions for mainte- For your own safety, never do work on your bicycle Never ride under drugs, alcohol or when you are tired. nance and care, plus a wealth of things worth know- unless you feel absolutely sure about it. If you are in Do not ride with a second person on your bike and ing on bicycle technology. Please read this manual doubt or if you have any questions, please contact never ride without having your hands on the handle- thoroughly. You will find it worth your while; even if our service hotline +44 (0) 208 5496001! bars. you have cycled all your life and feel like a veteran with your new bike. Bicycle technology has developed Please note: This manual cannot teach you all me- Before you set off please note: Always ride carefully tremendously over the past few years. chanical skills. Even a manual as big as an encyclo- so as not to endanger yourself or others. Please re- paedia could not describe every possible combination spect nature when touring through forests and mead- For your enjoyment and safety when cycling, please of available bicycles and components. For this reason ows. Make it a habit to only ride with appropriate read the complete first part of this manual thoroughly this manual focuses on your newly purchased bike equipment. At least you should wear a properly ad- and and standard components by drawing your attention justed bike helmet, sturdy shoes and suitable, bright strictly follow the assembly instructions given in to important notes and warnings. It does, however, coloured clothing. chapter “Assembly from the BikeGuard“. not teach you the basic skills of a bike mechanic or read chapter “Before your first ride“ and help you assemble a complete bike from the Canyon Your Canyon team wishes you lots of fun and enjoy- Off-road cycling see chapter “Intended use“ to read up on how to use frameset. ment with your bike! your new bike and on the permitted overall weight (rider, clothing and baggage) and This manual cannot teach you how to ride. For this carry out the minimum functional check before reason this manual focuses on your newly purchased every ride. For more details on how to proceed, read bike by drawing your attention to the most important chapter "Before every ride“ of this manual. Do not notes and warnings. This manual cannot teach you ride your bike unless it has passed the functional riding a bike or make you familiar with the traffic check one hundred per cent! rules. This manual does not help you to assemble a bicycle On the digital data medium enclosed with this manual Please be aware that cycling is a hazardous activity from individual parts or to repair it! Technical details you will find a number of maintenance and repair rou- that requires that the rider stays in control of his or in the text and illustrations of this manual are subject tines in detail. When carrying out these routines, be her bike at all times. to change. This manual complies with the require- Always with helmet and glasses aware that the instructions and information provided ments of the EN ISO 4210:2014 standard. This manual in your manual only refer to this Canyon bike and that Like any sport, bicycling involves risk of injury and is subject to European legislation. they do not necessarily apply to other bikes. Due to damage. By choosing to ride a bike, you assume the numerous designs and model changes, it may be that responsibility for the risk. Always keep in mind that On delivery of the bike, the manufacturer has to attach some of the routines are not described in every detail. you have no protection technique around you, which additional manuals. Please visit www.canyon.com for For this reason be sure also to observe the operat- could avoid injuries, such as e.g. the bodywork or the supplementary manuals. Please visit our website at www.canyon.com. ing instructions of our component suppliers enclosed airbag of a car. i with the BikeGuard. Concept, text, photos and graphic design: There you will find the latest news, useful Zedler – Institut für Fahrradtechnik tips as well as the addresses of our distribution Note that the instructions and tips may require fur- und -Sicherheit GmbH partners. ther explanation depending on various factors, such www.zedler.de as the experience and skills of the person doing the Revised in July 2015, edition 8 For your own safety, never do any assem- work or the tools being used, and some jobs may re- ! bly or adjusting work on your bike, unless quire additional (special) tools or measures not de- © No part of this brochure may be published, reprint- you feel absolutely sure about it. If you are unsure scribed in the manual. ed, translated or reproduced in extracts or with elec- about anything, please call our service hotline tronical systems or used for other business purposes +44 (0) 208 5496001. E-mail: [email protected] without prior written permission of the author. 4 INTENDED USE INTENDED USE 5 Condition 2 INTENDED USE Bikes of category 2 are suitable for well-maintained hard-surface roads where the wheels remain in To define the intended purposes for the different types of bicycles, we have classified our bikes in different permanent contact to the ground.
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