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Specialized Home Gym manual

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    1 O WNER’S MANU AL[...]

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    3 T ABLE OF C ONTENTS Introduction............................................................................. Post Setup / Fork C ompatibility ...................................... Frame F eatures...................................................................... Frame Geometry .................................................................[...]

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    4 Congr atulations on y our purchase and w elcome t o the finest line of suspension bikes a vailable! About Off Road, Stunt, Do wnhill and Freeriding This manual is designed to be used in c onjunction with the Bicy cle Owner ’s Manual and o wner ’s manuals supplied by the manufactur er of the front and r ear suspension components. If y ou did n[...]

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    5 As activities such as racing, jumping, se vere off r oad riding, and stunt riding ar e extr emely dangerous, SAFETY should alwa ys be the first consider ation. Don’t ride in the race, ride har d off road, try the jump , or do the stunt, UNLESS Y OU CAN DO SO SAFEL Y . Here ar e some additional rec ommendations: • T ak e lessons from a c ompet[...]

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    6 SEA TPOST MINIMUM INSERTION: T o pre vent damage to the fr ame, it’ s important to hav e a minimum amount of seatpost insertion. CARBON FRAMES: Small / Medium: 80mm. Large / X -Large: 100mm. ALUMINUM FRAMES: If y ou cannot see the seatpost tube through the seat tube hole, y our seatpost is too far e xtended. If a gr eater saddle height is requi[...]

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    7 1. Main Frame 2. Seatsta y 3. Chainstay 4. Shock Link 5. Main Pivot 6. Dropout (Hors t) Pivot 7 . Shock Link at Seatstay Piv ot 8. Shock Link at Frame Piv ot 9. Upper Shock Ey elet 10. Lo wer Shock Ey elet 11. Shock 12. Replaceable Der ailleur Hanger FRAME FEA TURES[...]

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    8 ENDURO SL FRAME GEOMETR Y * TT length is the Horizontal Measur ement from the cent er-line of the HT at the top of the HT t o the center-line of the pr ojected seat tube . ** Stand Ov er height is measured v ertically at the cent erpoint of the TT measurement. *T op T ube Length **Stando ver Hgt Head T ube Length Carbon Head T ube Length Alloy Wh[...]

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    9 ENDURO SL FRAME GEOMETR Y[...]

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    10 NO TE: These air charts ar e designed as a recommended s tarting point only . Please refer t o y our shock and fork owner’s manuals for addit onal setup information. AFR SHOCK SETUP 1. Set sag: • See the attached air chart for starting pr essur e. Use a high-pres sure shock pump to add air . • Push the rubber o-ring up to the seal, sit on [...]

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    11 E150 FORK SETUP 3. Adjus t rebound (Fig.7): R e d k n o b ( r ig ht ) co nt r o l s r eb o u n d d a m p i n g, t he r a t e w h i c h t h e f o r k r et u r n s a f t er f or k h a s b e e n c o m p r es se d. • T urn knob clockwise for slo wer r ebound (slo wer speeds, bigger hits ). • T urn knob counter-clockwise f or fast er rebound (hig[...]

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    12 DERAILLEUR GU ARD INST ALLA TION Short (10mm): (All Shimano derailleurs without countersunk hanger bolt) Medium (25mm): Shimano XTR / XT / LX (All Shimano derailleurs with countersunk hanger bolt) Long (31mm): All SRAM derailleurs GUARD PINS 31 25 10 Derailleur Guar d Installation ( Q/R option): 1. Install r ear derailleur on der ailleur hanger [...]

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    13 DO WNTUBE CABLE GUIDE INS T ALLA TION Th e Sp ecia liz ed Endu ro SL is e quip ped wit h bolt -on do wnt ube cabl e gu ide s. F or pr ope r hous ing pla cem ent and func tio n, t he h ydr aulic r ear br ak e h ousi ng g oes in t he l ar ger mid dle slot , th e g ear cabl es g o on the out side . Do n ot o ve rti ght en t he g uide bo lts. FRONT [...]

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    14 Th e Sp ecia liz ed Endu ro SL Carb on f r ame util iz es a dv anc ed co mpos it e ma te rial s th at re quir e part icul ar c ar e d urin g as sem bly , s to ra ge and ridi ng. Th is i nst alla tio n an d ca r e gu ide con tain s i nst ruct ions and w arni ngs, plu s t or que spe cifi cat ions . As semblin g a co mple te bic y cle is a c ompl i[...]

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    15 Y o ur S pe ci al iz ed fr ame d oe s no t r equi re any B ot t om B r ack et or H ea d T ub e pr e-i ns ta lla ti on p r ep ar at io n. A ll s ur f ac es a re a lr ead y pr epa r ed fr om th e f ac t or y , w it h th e e x ce ptio n of gr eas in g th e bo tt om br ack et th r ea ds a nd h ead set cups . It is acc ept ab le t o c ha se t he b ot[...]

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    16 1.e 1.a 1.b 1.f 1.b 1.k 1.k 1.c 1.c 1.k 1.k 1.k 1.k 1.d 1.g 1.g 1.h 1.h 1.d 1.d 1.d 2.d 2.e 2.m 2.k 2.h 2.g 2.n 2.n 2.o 2.f 2.f 2.c 1.f 1.a 2.b 2.a 1.e Derailleur Cage Bolts Derailleur Cage nut Derailleur Mount Hanger Hanger bolt BOTT OM BRACKET ASSEMBL Y DROPOUT ASSEMBL Y x 2 DERAILLEUR MOUNT ASSEMBL Y LO WER SHOCK ASSEMBL Y UPPER SHOCK ASSEMBL[...]

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    17 Bearing Kit Parts NO TE: Bearing and Bolt Kits are a vailable only thr ough your local Specialized dealer . T o retain y our warranty and for y our safety , all maintenance should be perf ormed by y our local Specialized dealer . Bolt Kit Parts 2007 Endur o SL B = Blue Loctite r equired Part # 1.a 1.b 1.c 1.d 1.e 1.f 1.g 1.h 1.k Qty. 2 4 2 4 2 6[...]

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    18 SBC LIMITED W ARRANTY Specialized Bicy cle Components, Inc. (“Specialized”), a California c orporation loca ted at 15130 Concor d Circle , Morgan Hill, California 950 37 , makes the following Limited W arranty conc erning Specialized bicy cles and framesets: LIMITED LIFETIME W ARRANTY ON BICY CLE FRAMES AND FRAMESETS Subject to the follo win[...]

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    19 USEFUL PRODUCT LIFE CY CLE Every Specialized bicycle and frameset has a useful product life cycle. The length of that useful product life cycle will vary with the construction and materials of the bicycle or frameset, the maintenance and care the bicycle or frameset receives ov er its useful product life cycle, and the type and amount of use the[...]

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    22 15130 Conc ord Cir cle Morgan Hill, CA 9503 7 www .specialized.c om © 200 7 Specialized Bic y cles PN# W20 7 0132[...]