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JACK DROPPER POST SETUP GUIDE JACK DROPPER POST SETUP GUIDE
usage
When you receive your post, it will have travelled a long way to reach you. Do a
hydraulic reset using the Jack’s patented reset feature after installing the post
1. Extend the post completely by pushing the remote.
2. Use the included reset lever or a 4 mm Allen key to turn the reset valve
clockwise until you feel a stop.
3. Drop the post by hand completely, while keeping the reset valve open.
4. Release the reset valve, remove hand from saddle.
5. To extend the post, push the remote.
After this procedure, the correct function should be restored completely. Reset,
if necessary, after a few minutes to give the oil a chance to settle down if it still
feels springy.
When your post begins to feel springy, use the reset function. „Springyness“
can be caused by storing your bike upside down or lying on its side. Whenever
possible, store or park your bike upright to avoid having to reset it.
BEFORE FIRST RIDE
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BEFORE FIRST RIDE
When you receive your post, it will have travelled a long way
to reach you. Do a hydraulic reset using the REVIVE‘s patented
reset feature after installing the post:
1. Extend the post completely by pushing the remote.
2. Use the included reset lever or a 4 mm Allen key to turn the
reset valve clockwise until you feel a stop.
3. Drop the post by hand completely, while keeping the reset
valve open.
4. Let go of the saddle once you have released the reset valve.
5. To extend the post, push the remote.
After this procedure, the correct function should be restored
completely. Reset, if necessary, after a few minutes to give the
oil a chance to settle down if it still feels springy.
When your post begins to feel springy, use the reset function.
„Springyness“ can be caused by storing your bike upside down
or lying on its side. Whenever possible, store or park your bike
upright to avoid having to reset it.
open
reset-valve
Allen key 4 mm
1st 2nd
drop post
while keeping
reset valve
open
usage
To raise the saddle, push the trigger with unweighted saddle. Once the desired
position is reached, release the trigger. You can set the saddle height innitely in
any position within the post’s travel range.
Your post might need to be manually broken loose if it hasn‘t been used or
adjusted for a long time, since the seals tend to stick to the contacting surfaces.
For this initial „break-away“ just push the remote and then gently push or pull the
saddle until the post starts moving.
TIP: Always store the bike with the dropper not fully extended. This will prevent
the remote from stiening up due to temperature changes (hydro-lock). Dropping
the post about 1/2“-1“ is plenty enough.
DROP AND EXTEND
The saddle can be dropped by
(1) Unweighting it
(2) Pushing the trigger
(3) Sitting on the saddle rmly
Ensure smooth action and reduce wear
on pins and bushings inside the post by
applying force only in the direction of the
seat tube axis.
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DROP AND EXTEND
The saddle can be dropped
by (1) unweighting it,
(2) pushing the trigger, and
(3) sitting on the saddle rmly.
Ensure smooth action and
reduce wear on pins and
bushings inside the post by
applying force only in the
direction of the seat tube
axis.
To raise the saddle, push the trigger with unweighted saddle.
Once the desired position is reached, release the trigger.
You can set the saddle height innitely in any position within
the post’s travel range.
Your post might need to be manually broken loose if it hasn‘t
been used or adjusted for a long time, since the seals tend to
stick to the contacting surfaces.
For this initial „break-away“ just push the remote and then
gently push or pull the saddle until the post starts moving.
TIPP: Always store the bike with the dropper not fully extended.
This will prevent the remote from stiening up due to temperature
changes (hydro-lock). Droppening the post about 1/2“-1“ is
plenty enough.
