by Blackstridaaustria on Wed Dec 09, 2015 9:13 am
Hi fellow Striders,
please observe this important warning regarding the
16 Nm torque for
front and
rear wheel bolt at page 1 of
"Tips from Mark.pdf".
DO NOT USE 16 NM TORQUE AT WHEELS WITH MAGNET LOCK!!!The document refers to older Strida versions without magnetic latch; the wheel bolts were bigger back then and the amount of 16 Nm is much too high for modern bikes. I'd recommend to tighten the new wheel bolts 375 and 379 very gentle by hand and not above 2 Nm, they won't get loose because they have to be secured anyway with thread locking compound.
The magnet's counterpart 336 should be able to spin free and to tilt a little bit, if it doesn't is the rear wheel bolt overtightened and part 338 (magnet spacer) most likely damaged.
Btw, the current
Strida manual doesn't mention a correct torque for the wheel bolts...

(Drawing with part numbers at page 14/32.)
Hi fellow Striders,
please observe this important warning regarding the
[u]16 Nm[/u] torque for [u]front[/u] and [u]rear wheel bolt[/u] at page 1 of [url=http://www.strida.com/upload/Image/catalogue/Tips%20from%20Mark.pdf]"Tips from Mark.pdf"[/url].
[b]DO NOT USE 16 NM TORQUE AT WHEELS WITH MAGNET LOCK!!![/b]
The document refers to older Strida versions without magnetic latch; the wheel bolts were bigger back then and the amount of 16 Nm is much too high for modern bikes. I'd recommend to tighten the new wheel bolts 375 and 379 very gentle by hand and not above 2 Nm, they won't get loose because they have to be secured anyway with thread locking compound.
The magnet's counterpart 336 should be able to spin free and to tilt a little bit, if it doesn't is the rear wheel bolt overtightened and part 338 (magnet spacer) most likely damaged.
Btw, the current [url=http://www.strida.com/upload/Image/catalogue/STRIDA%20manual-0617%20revised.pdf]Strida manual[/url] doesn't mention a correct torque for the wheel bolts...[img]http://www.peppiclip.de/Smilies/assets/images/rtfm.gif[/img]
(Drawing with part numbers at page 14/32.)