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If the bolts are to be re-used after dismount-
ing, they need to be treated with another
coat of retaining compound!
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Also observe the general bicycle user man-
ual of the bicycle manufacturer as well as
the chapter “The brake system” of the
present user manual. If you have any ques-
tions, contact your AX-Lightness and en-
gage dealer or our service centre.
Brake pads for rim brakes
We recommend that you use AX-Lightness and en-
gage rims with BBB brake pads, models BS-03AC for
Shimano and SRAM brakes and BS-03CC for Cam-
pagnolo brakes or Ashima cork carbon brake pads
(a+b). With these components you have the best re-
sults in terms of braking eect, even under wet con-
ditions and when it comes to wear. If you have any
questions, contact your AX-Lightness and engage
dealer.
If the brake pads are worn down, have them replaced
immediately. The degree of wear can be determined
by the wear indicators, such as grooves in the pads,
that wear down gradually with braking.
Tips on braking
Best braking performance on level ground and on
a non-slip surface are achieved by always actuat-
ing both brakes simultaneously, if necessary. During
heavy braking the front wheel’s braking force is nearly
100%.
Too heavy braking with the front wheel brake (c) can
result in an overturning of the bicycle (d). Test your
brakes after a brake pad replacement in an area free
of trac until you have full control of your bike.
Actuate the brakes particularly carefully in a bend and
on wet or slippery ground. AX-Lightness and engage
recommend that you do not brake in bends, as this
may result in a loss of road grip and consequently in a
fall. If you are, however, forced to brake when turning,
actuate the rear brake.
Please note that the road grip is greatly reduced in
wet and dirty conditions. Be particularly cautious
when riding on wet or dirty roads and do not ride as
fast as you would in dry conditions to have more time
for braking.
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