FIRST USE
To help you get to grips with your new ride, here are some tips on using your EDR for the first time:
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2021
Welcome to the support page for your EDR CF DISC RIVAL AXS POWER METER.
This page contains all our very best advice for using, maintaining and repairing your EDR: user guide, servicing, repairs and spare parts.
To help you get to grips with your new ride, here are some tips on using your EDR for the first time:
TYRE PRESSURE
For your first outing, remember to choose your tyre pressure, depending on the weather conditions and your weight.
BEDDING IN THE BRAKE PADS
Running in the brake pads is vital when using a bike for the first time.
To run them in properly, we recommend you brake 20 to 30 times at over 25 km/h, without locking the wheel.Also make sure you don't stop between braking to avoid "freezing" and thus sticking the pads to your discs.
TORQUE SETTINGS
Please respect the torque settings, especially the settings for the stem/handlebars (please see the user guide), which can cause a fall if they are not tightened properly.
To set your position properly on the bike, carry a set of Allen keys with you on your rides.
To adjust your position, you can remove the "spacers" located under the stem. Once you've set everything up as you want, don't be afraid to cut the part of the blade that comes above the stem. We recommend getting a professional to do this in one of our bike workshops.
GEAR SETTINGS
Setting up gears for an electric derailleur differs from a mechanical derailleur.
To find out how to do this, click on the following link:
Battery charger
To replace your gears, derailleurs and levers use a battery. Each derailleur has a battery that you can recharge using the charging station supplied with the bike.
Maintaining your bike is essential if you want to expand its lifecycle. That starts with regularly cleaning your bike, the frame and drive train.
Step 1
Apply a degreaser to your drive train. Place a cloth on top of the brake discs to prevent them from being covered with degreaser.
Step 2
Clean your drive train with the aid of a brush. Apply a suitable cleaning product to your frame.
Step 3
Drying your bike and lubricating your drive train.
Find all the info you need to keep your bike in good shape
Since both the frame and the seat post are made of carbon, you can sometimes hear a creaking sound while riding.
It is often due to a seat post that isn't greased sufficiently.
Disassemble the seat post, apply a bit of carbon grease on the seat post, and then reposition it to the correct adjustment.
The chain is a key part of your bike's drive train.
It is an important part of the drive train, since it connects the bottom bracket and the cassette.
It transfers energy for efficient movement, so it is fundamental to keep your chain in good condition.
In this article, you'll find out how to recognise a worn-out chain:
It is time to replace your brake pads when they aren't as reactive as they were at first; that is, they lack a little bite.
If you hear an abnormal sound when braking abruptly, that can be a sign of wear.
It's always worth checking how much brake pad lining is left.
You'll need to change the pads if the lining is less than 0.5 mm thick.
Although disc brakes are designed to wear out the brake pads and not the disc, the disc will end up wearing out through use over time.
It can be dangerous to ride with an overly worn disc; it can give out if you brake suddenly or intensely.
The maximum wear value for a disc corresponds to around 10% of its original value.
Here are some tips for changing a part on your bike. Can't find an answer to your issue? Contact our technicians using the "Assistance" button below, or make an appointment at your Decathlon workshop.
Are your pedals broken? Do you want to change your pedals for clipless ones? Here's our advice.
NB: please note that the screw thread on the left pedal is inverted and that the pedal thus screws on in an anti-clockwise direction. The right pedal has a standard screw thread.
Please use the correct tool to take your pedals off as force needs to be exerted to unscrew them.
There are several things you can do if your brakes aren't working as well as they used to:
- Use a degreaser to clean the disc.
- Check the brake pads for wear.
- Check the tension of the cable.
If your disc makes noise:
- Check that your wheel is properly centred. To do this, loosen the wheel and tighten it up again.
- Check that the brake calliper is in the right position.
- Check the brake pads for wear.
- Check the tension of your brake cables.
There are several things you can do if your brakes aren't working as well as they used to:
- Use a degreaser to clean the disc.
- Check the brake pads for wear.
- Check the tension of the cable.
If your brake pads are worn, you must change them. Watch the following video tutorial.
If your derailleur is no longer responding to your gear changes, you may have to replace the cables and housings on the derailleur.
Watch our video tutorial to find out how:
If the gears are skipping, you should check the following:
- The wear on your drive train.
- The tension of the cables.
If the problem lies elsewhere, then you should adjust your derailleur.
Need a hand? Ask our expert technician!
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VAN RYSEL EDR RIVAL AXS POWER
Drive train
SRAM RIVAL AXS POWER
You can try to do all these jobs yourself or you can visit the workshop at your Decathlon store and ask us to do them for you. For more information on the services offered by the workshop, please click on the link below.
EDR CF VAN RYSEL FRAME
Van Rysel offers a 5-year warranty on your EDR frame.
All other parts have a 2-year warranty.