Operation Manual

Cycle Maintenance
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14.12.1.3 Changing a screw-type brake pad
1. Loosen the brake pad fixing screw by turning it anticlockwise.
2. Pull the used brake pad out of the brake block holder counter to the direction of
travel.
3. If applicable, follow the specification on the new brake pads regarding the direction
of travel or note the screw recess.
4. Push the new brake pad into the brake block holder.
5. Tighten the brake pad fixing screw by turning it clockwise, observing the applicable
torque.
14.12.1.4 Changing a brake pad with a fixing pin
1. Pull the fixing pin out of the used brake pad.
2. Pull the used brake pad out of the brake block holder counter to the direction of
travel.
3. Note the recess for the fixing pin.
4. Push the new brake pad into the brake block holder.
5. Push the fixing pin fully into the brake pad.
14.12.1.5 Changing the brake block holders on a racing bike
In order to change the brake block holders, the quick-release lever on the brake must
generally be opened. The position of the quick-release lever may vary depending on the
brake design.
WARNING
Lack of brake functionality when the quick-release lever is open.
Risk of accident and injury!
x Only operate the quick-release lever when you are removing
wheels or changing brake block holders.
x Check the quick-release lever before every ride.
x Close the quick-release lever after maintenance work.