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Chapter 3: Adjustment27

Wheel Installation

Bicycles use different types of wheel

attachment devices. Carefully follow the

instructions for the device(s) on your bicycle.

Wheel attachment types (Figure 35):

• Traditional quick-release

• Clix™ quick-release

• Threaded axle and nut

• Thru-axle

FIGURE 35:

Types of wheel attachment

1- Traditional quick-

release

2- Clix (arrows indicate

the parts not found on a

traditional quick-release)

3- Threaded axle

4- Thru-axle

• Do not turn the lever like a wing-nut to

tighten it (Figure 39); this will not make

sufﬁcient force to hold the wheel.

4. If you can lock the lever with little or

no resistance, the clamp-force is not

sufﬁcient. Go back to Step 2 and tighten the

adjustment-nut. For more information, read

the actual measurements (below).

5. Align the levers so they do not touch a part

of the bicycle or an accessory part (such as

rack or fenders), and so obstacles in the path

of the bicycle can not catch the levers.

6. Make sure you have correctly adjusted and

locked the quick-release. If the quick-release

does not pass a test, adjust the quick-release

again or transport your bicycle to your dealer

for repair. Do the tests again before you ride.

7. Make sure you have correctly adjusted and

locked the quick-release: If the quick-release

does not pass a test, adjust the quick-release

or transport your bicycle to your dealer for

repair. Do the tests again before you ride:

• Lift your bicycle and hit the top of the tire with

a solid blow (Figure 42). The wheel should not

come off, be loose, or move from side to side.

• Make sure the locked quick-release lever can

not be turned (Figure 43).

• When the quick-release is correctly locked,

the clamp-force is sufﬁcient to cause metal-

into-metal engagement (embossing) of the

dropout surfaces.

• Read the Actual Measurements.

WARNING: A quick-release that is

not correctly adjusted and closed can

let the wheel be loose or come off,

decrease your control, and cause you

to fall. Make sure the wheels are

correctly attached before you ride

your bicycle.

To install a wheel with a traditional quick-release

1. Move the lever of the quick-release to the

OPEN position (Figure 36) and set the wheel

so it fully touches the inner surfaces of the

fork ends.

2. With the lever in the adjustment position,

tighten the adjustment-nut (Figure 29) until

it is slightly tight.

3. Lock the quick-release; with the lever in the

palm of your hand, move the lever as shown

in Figure 38 to the CLOSE position (Figure

40 and Figure 41). When you move the lever

to the adjustment position, you should feel

some resistance.

ACTUAL MEASUREMENTS

If more than 45 pounds (200 Newton)

force is necessary to lock the lever, slightly

decrease the tightness of the adjustment-nut.

If less than 12 pounds (53.4 Newton) force is

necessary to release the lever, slightly tighten

the adjustment-nut. If necessary, adjust the

tightness again.

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