Bontrager Line Dropper Owner's Manual
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To install the Bontrager Line Dropper post, first remove your old seat post. Insert the dropper post into the seat tube and tighten the seat collar to the recommended torque. Route the cable through the frame to the handlebar and attach the remote. Finally, adjust the saddle height and angle as needed.
If the dropper post is not dropping smoothly, check the cable tension and ensure there are no kinks or obstructions. Lubricate the post with a suitable suspension fluid. If issues persist, inspect the remote for damage or consider seeking professional maintenance.
The travel length of the Bontrager Line Dropper post is not adjustable. It is fixed based on the model you have purchased. Ensure you select the appropriate travel length when purchasing to match your riding style and bike geometry.
It is recommended to service your Bontrager Line Dropper post every 6 to 12 months, depending on usage. Regular maintenance includes checking and lubricating the post, inspecting the cable and remote, and ensuring all bolts are tight.
The Bontrager Line Dropper post is designed to fit most modern bike frames with a compatible seat tube diameter. Measure your seat tube and confirm compatibility before purchasing. Adapter shims may be used for slightly different diameters.
To install the Bontrager Line Dropper post, you will need an Allen wrench set, a torque wrench, cable cutters, and possibly a screwdriver, depending on your bike’s configuration. Follow the installation instructions provided for the specific tools required.
If the dropper post won’t stay up, check the air pressure if applicable, and ensure the cable is not too tight, which might prevent proper locking. Inspect the remote lever for damage and verify that the seat clamp is not overtightened.
The Bontrager Line Dropper post is designed to perform in a variety of weather conditions. However, in extreme cold, the hydraulic fluid may thicken, affecting performance. Regular maintenance and appropriate storage can help mitigate weather-related issues.
To replace the cable, first remove the old cable by loosening the clamp at the remote lever and sliding it out. Thread the new cable through the frame and secure it to the dropper post. Adjust the tension and ensure smooth operation before finalizing installation.
Regularly clean the post with a damp cloth to remove dirt and grime. Lubricate the post and check cable tension periodically. Avoid overtightening the seat clamp and protect the post from harsh elements when not in use.