As a rule of thumb to determine the distance between the handlebar and the saddle, you should be able to touch the handlebars with your fist while resting your elbow on the point of the saddle. This setting varies, depending on your personal preferences. Please note that too much distance between the saddle and the handlebar is often the cause of neck, back and shoulder problems.
We recommend you adjust the handlebar and saddle to your needs with assistance from your dealer.
Adjusting the handlebar
With a fixed handlebar stem, the handlebar can be tilted by loosening the Allen head bolt at the front.
Additionally, the height of the handlebar can be adjusted by loosening the Allen head bolt on top. On the quick release handlebar stem, you can slide the pallet on the left side to raise the lever, allowing the handlebar to be adjusted in different directions.
On the quick release handlebar stem and with the lever tilted upward, you can adjust the height of the handlebar by tilting it to almost a right angle.
After this, the Allen head bolt at the handlebar stem tube is visible and accessible, and after loosening it, you can adjust the height of the handlebar.
Attention!
Don’t forget to re-tighten the bolts and always check that your handlebar is securely fastened after adjusting!