First time actuation

Note: If the seatpost is new, or just not used for a longer while, it may develop some stiction, noticable at the beginnig of the stroke. This is normal and will disappear after a few cycles.

1. Loop a small zip tie.

2. Engage the actuator lever.

3. Pull the actuator lever to OPEN position.

4. Pull on both ends to extend the seatpost.

Installation

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Apply a small amount of friction paste (do not grease).
Pay attention to the minimum insertion warning.

MAX SEAT COLLAR TORQUE: 6-7 Nm
OVERTIGHTENING MIGHT CAUSE DAMAGE!

Use a torque wrench to apply correct torque.
If you don’t have a torque wrench, tighten the collar in steps – by small amounts every time checking if the seatpost movement is free and smooth. If you feel the post slow down, reduce torque.
You want the torque to be just enough to stop the post from sliding. Also in case of a crash, less torque will allow the seatpost to rotate in the frame. Overtightening might cause damage to the outer tube (ovalising) and to the system inside. These would not be covered by warranty.