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Spinaci Bars

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  1. The instructions below came with my new bars and I have copied them exactly.

    The Spinaci light is the newest evolution of the Spinaci concept for racing
    extensions, the first extensions omologated by the UCI in Lausanne in 1994.
    The new Spinaci light is easily mounted on any yype of bike handlebars, but
    yhey fit well also for bikers who are not used to racing..........

    Mounting the Spinaci Light, it is not necessary removing or altering the
    gear levers. The clips must be positioned on the handlebarn as close as
    possible to the reinforcement zone (sleeve or bulge). Then pull grade by
    grade the three brugles until they meet the blocking couple to impede the
    rotation of the padding during use. Cinelli recommends the maximum value of
    blocking couple: 1, 5 kmg. The ergonomic system with double fulcrum allows
    to reach the suitable position. So, before proceeding with definitive
    screwing, choose the position most congenital. Cinelli recommends a maximum
    angle in relation to the horizontal plane of between -5° and 30° for the
    clip and between +5° and 30° for the extensions. Anyway it is possible to
    find different positions due to the morphology of the athlete or bicycle.

    So....I now know how to fit them.

  2. Reply to Peter Main

    Quoted message said:

    So, before proceeding with definitive
    screwing, choose the position most congenital.

    Words to live by, if you ask me.

    --
    Mark, UK.
    We hope to hear him swear, we love to hear him squeak,
    We like to see him biting fingers in his horny beak.

  3. Peter Main said:

    The instructions below came with my new bars and I have copied them exactly.

    The Spinaci light is the newest evolution of the Spinaci concept for racing
    extensions, the first extensions omologated by the UCI in Lausanne in 1994.
    The new Spinaci light is easily mounted on any yype of bike handlebars, but
    yhey fit well also for bikers who are not used to racing..........

    Mounting the Spinaci Light, it is not necessary removing or altering the
    gear levers. The clips must be positioned on the handlebarn as close as
    possible to the reinforcement zone (sleeve or bulge). Then pull grade by
    grade the three brugles until they meet the blocking couple to impede the
    rotation of the padding during use. Cinelli recommends the maximum value of
    blocking couple: 1, 5 kmg. The ergonomic system with double fulcrum allows
    to reach the suitable position. So, before proceeding with definitive
    screwing, choose the position most congenital. Cinelli recommends a maximum
    angle in relation to the horizontal plane of between -5° and 30° for the
    clip and between +5° and 30° for the extensions. Anyway it is possible to
    find different positions due to the morphology of the athlete or bicycle.

    So....I now know how to fit them.

    hehe - time to visit www.engrish.com

  4. in message <[email hidden]>, Mark McNeill

    (') said:

    Reply to Peter Main

    Quoted message said:

    So, before proceeding with definitive
    screwing, choose the position most congenital.

    Words to live by, if you ask me.

    That is most definitely .sig material.

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

    ;; Women are from Venus. Men are from Mars. Lusers are from Uranus.

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