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Adjusting the saddle angle
Align your saddle horizontally. Slide the saddle on the saddle frame centrally over the seatpost.
Important: after adjusting the handlebars, the saddle height and position should be checked again. If necessary, re-adjust the saddle.
For the next steps, have a helper hold you while you sit on the bike. Or lean against a wall.
Adjusting the saddle angle
Align your saddle horizontally. Slide the saddle on the saddle frame centrally over the seatpost.
Important: after adjusting the handlebars, the saddle height and position should be checked again. If necessary, re-adjust the saddle.
For the next steps, have a helper hold you while you sit on the bike. Or lean against a wall.
Adjusting the saddle angle
Align your saddle horizontally. Slide the saddle on the saddle frame centrally over the seatpost.
Important: after adjusting the handlebars, the saddle height and position should be checked again. If necessary, re-adjust the saddle.
For the next steps, have a helper hold you while you sit on the bike. Or lean against a wall.
Adjusting the saddle angle
Align your saddle horizontally. Slide the saddle on the saddle frame centrally over the seatpost.
Important: after adjusting the handlebars, the saddle height and position should be checked again. If necessary, re-adjust the saddle.
For the next steps, have a helper hold you while you sit on the bike. Or lean against a wall.
Adjusting the saddle angle
Align your saddle horizontally. Slide the saddle on the saddle frame centrally over the seatpost.
Important: after adjusting the handlebars, the saddle height and position should be checked again. If necessary, re-adjust the saddle.
For the next steps, have a helper hold you while you sit on the bike. Or lean against a wall.
Adjusting the saddle angle
Align your saddle horizontally. Slide the saddle on the saddle frame centrally over the seatpost.
Important: after adjusting the handlebars, the saddle height and position should be checked again. If necessary, re-adjust the saddle.
For the next steps, have a helper hold you while you sit on the bike. Or lean against a wall.
