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EN<br />

EN<br />

The 675 is equipped with removable cable<br />

stops that can be used for the assembly of<br />

electrical units.<br />

Originally, the cable stops were intended for<br />

fitting a mechanical unit.<br />

For an electrical unit one must use the specific<br />

cable stops supplied with the frame.<br />

fig. f<br />

Retaining spring<br />

Adjusting screw<br />

ASSEMBLY<br />

REMOVABLE cable stops<br />

Frame<br />

Cable stop<br />

1. Ensure that the cable stop is in the open<br />

position.<br />

2. Position the cable stop in its housing,<br />

against the <strong>com</strong>posite wall of the frame (Fig. f).<br />

3. Lightly tighten the adjusting screw (1 Nm)<br />

until the housing retainer is in its housing (Fig.<br />

g).<br />

Important: Excessive tightening of the<br />

adjusting screw may damage the screw<br />

threads or the retaining spring. The cable<br />

stops’ stability may be impacted.<br />

fig. g<br />

Cable stop in position<br />

in its housing<br />

DISMANTLING<br />

Remove the housing possibly lodged in the cable<br />

stop.<br />

1. Undo the adjusting screw until the cable stop<br />

and the housing <strong>com</strong>e free of each other.<br />

2. Extract the cable stop. If the stop resists<br />

extraction, undo the adjusting screw further.<br />

Important: The end piece of the<br />

adjusting screw is flattened so as to<br />

avoid disengagement of the retaining<br />

spring when loosening. Do not force the<br />

loosening or the retaining spring may<br />

disengage and damage its threads or<br />

those of the adjusting screw. It may also<br />

impact the positioning of the end cap or its<br />

disengagement.<br />

ASSEMBLY OF THE<br />

REAR BRAKE WIRE<br />

The rear brake wire runs without housing inside<br />

the horizontal tube.<br />

1. Remove the cable stop for the rear break<br />

(located at the end of the horizontal tube).<br />

2. Place the rear break housing in the housing<br />

located at the beginning of the horizontal tube.<br />

3. Run the brake wire so that it exits via the<br />

housing of the break located at the end of the<br />

horizontal tube.<br />

4. Re-fit the housing located at the end of the<br />

horizontal tube.<br />

Thanks to its cable stops, your 675 frame can be mounted with a mechanical or electrical unit (DI2 or<br />

EPS).<br />

ASSEMBLY OF SHIMANO DI2 & CAMPAGNOLO EPS ROUTING<br />

For more information about the installation of the DI2 or EPS routing systems, please see the<br />

manufacturer’s instructions. (Example of assembly with the battery under the diagonal tube. Other<br />

assemblies are possible: read the construction instructions.)<br />

DI2 / EPS<br />

cable stop<br />

Optional DI2 / EPS drill hole for<br />

assembly of the battery on the<br />

diagonal tube<br />

DI2 / EPS<br />

drill hole<br />

Main connector (insert<br />

perforated housing)<br />

DI2 / EPS<br />

cable stop<br />

DI2 / EPS drill hole, assembly<br />

of the re<strong>com</strong>mended battery<br />

under the crank<br />

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