
Safety
• WARNING
Keep this manual handy for reference.
It is strongly recommended that you follow Structure Cycleworks’ and
component manufacturers’ instructions where indicated in this manual,
as many tasks should only be performed by a bicycle repair technician.
Adhere to all torque and sizing specications. Over-tightening can
damage threads or cause parts to fail. Using the wrong size part can
cause part failure and may cause a crash, which can result in serious
injury or death.
More than most machines, a mountain bike is subject to wear and
high stresses. Various materials and components react to wear and
stress in different ways and may suddenly fail and cause a crash,
which can result in serious injury or death. Any form of scratch, crack,
unusual noise, dent, ber delamination, or change in colouring can
indicate that a component should be inspected by dealer service
personnel and/or replaced before riding.
In the event of an impact or crash, damage to carbon ber
components or frame may be invisible. Consult your dealer service
department immediately for inspection.
Your bicycle requires regular maintenance, frequent inspection, and
timely replacement of parts to address any issues.
Excessive vibration or noise from the wheels, pivots, or frame
indicates a serious problem. Stop riding immediately and consult
your dealer.
Do not expose your bicycle to temperatures of 65°C (150°F)
or higher. High temperatures can damage carbon ber resin or
frame joints.
Do not attempt to repair damaged carbon ber components. Contact
Structure Cycleworks customer service for crash replacement if
necessary. Repairing a carbon ber frame component can compromise
safety and will void the warranty.
Do not place your hands near a moving wheel or drive train
components. A spinning wheel can catch your hand between the
spokes and frame and crush, pinch, or lacerate your hand. Areas
where the chain contacts sprockets can pinch and cause injury, and
sprocket teeth and brake rotors have sharp edges that can cut.
Wear appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment) when cutting,
drilling, using chemicals, or performing other tasks than may expose
you to harm while working on a bicycle.
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