Giant Integrated Seat Post & Tri-Bar Cutting Guide

This document introduces the correct use of Giant Integrated Seat Post (ISP), including the design features of ISP, the correct saddle height, the ISP cutting method, etc.


Giant Integrated Seat Post & Tri-Bar Cutting Guide - cover page
Brand
Giant
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
648 KB
Published
15 October, 2023
Updated
15 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
923F754C4D7317A5537874C9006721DD

About this manual

This document serves as a cutting and attention guide for Giant Bicycle's Integrated Seat Post (ISP) frames. It outlines the necessary procedures to determine the correct saddle height by calculating the required cut length based on specific frame models such as TCR Advanced and TCR Time Trial. The guide emphasizes that this is a complicated task requiring training, which should ideally be completed by authorized Giant dealers using special tools like the Cutting Guide.

What's inside

  • Caution
  • Determine the length to be cut
  • Loosen the saddle clamp bolt
  • Prop the Cutting Guide open
  • Install the Cutting Guide
  • Cut the integrated seat post
  • Tighten the Cutting Guide bolt
  • Sand down any burrs
  • Tri-bar Cutting Instructions
  • Warranty

Specifications

Recommended tightening torque for saddle clamp bolt30-40 kgf-cm (26-35 in-lb)
Torque for seat fixing bolt185 Kgf-cm(160 in-lb)
Tri-bar remaining length requirement120 mm on both sides

Frequently asked questions

Who should perform the cutting of the Integrated Seat Post?

Only Giant dealers can complete the sophisticated process as it requires training and experience.

What tool is required for the cutting procedure?

A special Cutting Guide tool is required.

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