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133095 (09/15)Cannondale Owner’s Manual Supplements provideimportant model specific safety, maintenance, andtechnical information. They are not replacements for yourCannondale Bicycle Owner’s Manual.ContentsSafety Information. 2Intended Use.2Damage / Inspection.2Making Adjustments.2Disassembly / Modification.3Brakes.3Tire-to-Crown Clearance.3This supplement may be one of several for your bike. Be sureto obtain and read all of them.If you need a manual or supplement, or have a questionabout your bike, please contact your Cannondale Dealerimmediately, or call us at one of the telephone numberslisted on the back cover of this manual.You can download Adobe Acrobat PDF versions of anyCannondale Owner’s Manuals or Supplements from ourwebsite: www.cannondale.com/manuals. This manual is not a comprehensive safety or servicemanual for your bike. This manual does not include assembly instructions foryour bike. All Cannondale bikes must be completely assembledand inspected for proper operation by a CannondaleDealer before delivery to the owner.WARNINGCannondale Limited Warranty.4MAINTENANCE. 5Schedule.5Cleaning.6Tightening Torques.6Frame Bumper.7Guard.7Brake Routing.8Manual Reset.9LEFTY Identification. 10WHEEL/HUB.11Wheel Removal.11Wheel Installation. 12External ADJUSTMENT.13Push Button Rebound - PBR. 13XLOC w/Rebound - XLR. 14Recommended Air Pressure.15-16This supplement may include procedures beyond thescope of general mechanical aptitude.Special tools, skills, and knowledge may be required.Improper mechanical work increases the risk of anaccident. Any bicycle accident has risk of seriousinjury, paralysis or death. To minimize risk we stronglyrecommend that owners always have mechanical workdone by an authorized Cannondale retailer.1ENAbout This Supplement
Damage / InspectionSAFETY INFORMATIONLEFTYMODELTRAVEL/WHEEL SIZERIDING WITH DAMAGE IS DANGEROUS.mm/in100/29LEFTY 2.0WARNINGINTENDED USE100/27.5120/27.5XC - Cross-CountryASTM CONDITION 3130/27.5130/27.5SUPERMAX140/27.5AM -All MountainASTM CONDITION 4160/27.5OLAF100/26XC - Cross-CountryASTM CONDITION 3LEFTY 2.0 ARE NOT INTENDED - For usein extreme forms of jumping/riding such as hardcoremountain, Freeriding, Downhill, North Shore, Dirt Jumping,Hucking etc.WARNINGUNDERSTAND YOUR LEFTY AND ITSINTENDED USE. USING YOUR LEFTY THEWRONG WAY IS DANGEROUS.STOP RIDING IMMEDITE IF DAMAGE ISPRESENT.The following conditions indicate that serious fork damage ispresent: Any unusual “klunking” or knocking noises. Change in travel. Changes in normal functions. Loss of adjustments features, oil leaks, or air leaks. Crash or impact damage (deep scratches, gouges, dents,or bending) Any small cracks under the bolt head of upper and lowerclamp bolts. This inspection requires the removal of thebolts. Horizontal cracks above and below the intersection of theupper and lower clamps with the outer tube portion of theLefty structure. Vertical cracks in the outer tube (where the races andneedle bearings run). These may show as long, straightlines perhaps several lines parallel to each other.Please read Inspect For Safety in PART II, Section D. of yourCannondale Bicycle Owner’s Manual.If your LEFTY is damaged, do not ride it. Contact yourCannondale Dealer to arrange service through an authorizedservice center.Industry usage Conditions 1 - 5 are generalized and evolving.Consult your Cannondale Dealer about how you intend touse your bike/fork. Please read your Cannondale BicycleOwner’s Manual for more information about Intended Use andConditions 1-5.YOU CAN BE SEVERELY INJURED, PARALYZEDOR KILLED IN AN ACCIDENT IF YOU IGNORETHIS WARNING.YOU CAN BE SEVERELY INJURED, PARALYZEDOR KILLED IN AN ACCIDENT IF YOU IGNORETHIS WARNING.Making AdjustmentWARNINGMake any external adjustments only when stopped. Attempting toadjust while riding can result in a loss of control.YOU CAN BE SEVERELY INJURED, PARALYZEDOR KILLED IN AN ACCIDENT IF YOU IGNORETHIS WARNING.2
133095 (09/15)Disassembly or ModificationTire-to-Crown ClearanceWARNINGWARNINGModification or installation of damping cartridge/spacersother than specified; or installing over-sized tires can result inincorrect tire-to-crown clearanceDO NOT DISASSEMBLE OR MODIFY YOURLEFTY IN ANY WAY. Do not disaassemble the fork. Do not attempt modification in any way. Do not drill, file, cut or remove material from any part. Do not attempt to repair damage. Do not weld, clamp, or bond anything to the fork. Do not attempt to remove the damping cartridge or otherinternal fork parts.ENImproper service or modification can lead to serious forkdamage or serious personal injury.210mm1The MAINTENANCE section of this supplement includesinformation about regular owner maintenance practices thatcan keep your fork in good operating condition.All other service and maintenance procedures must becompleted through an Authorized Headshok Service Center.Contact your Authorized Cannondale Dealer for moreinformation.If tire clearance is less than minimum specified, the rotating tirecould come into contact with the frame causing the wheel tostop suddenly. This can throw a rider off the bicycle or result ina loss of control and crash.YOU CAN BE SEVERELY INJURED, PARALYZEDOR KILLED IN AN ACCIDENT IF YOU IGNORETHIS WARNING.CHECK FOR MINIMUM TIRE FORK/FRAME CLEARANCE (10 mm) WITH ALLAIR RELEASED FROM LEFTY AND FULLYCOMPRESSED.BrakesMeasure between the top of the properly inflated tire (1) andthe bottom of the fork steerer (2).WARNINGYOU CAN BE SEVERELY INJURED, PARALYZEDOR KILLED IN AN ACCIDENT IF YOU IGNORETHIS WARNING.DO NOT RIDE WITHOUT A PROPERLY MOUNTED, ADJUSTED,AND FUNCTIONING FRONT BRAKE SYSTEM.The (disc/caliper) acts as an integral secondary wheel retentionsystem. If the system is missing or improperly installed, or if thewheel hub axle bolt should loosen, the front wheel could slideoff the spindle end.Follow brake manufacturer’s instructions when mounting thebrake caliper to the spindle brake bosses. Do not modify thefork in any way.PLEASE ASK YOUR CANNONDALE DEALER FOR HELP WHENINSTALLING COMPATIBLE FRONT BRAKE SYSTEMS.3
CANNONDALE LIMITED WARRANTYCannondale (HEADSHOK, LEFTY, FATTY, SOLO) suspension products are covered under the terms and conditions of theCannondale Limited Warranty. It is available on the Policies page of our website at: www.cannondale.comBe sure to read the exclusions listed in the limited warranty. For example, damage from accidents and improper maintenanceare not covered.Definitions related to forks:The fork structure is covered in the FRAMES section of the Cannondale Limited Warranty.“Fork structure” means certain structural parts of the fork, specifically the fork legs, outer tube, the steerer tube, steerer tubeclamps and the inner tubes with attached dropouts or spindle. Cable clamps, needle bearings, races, and bushings which arepart of the telescopic assembly are normal wear and tear items and ARE NOT covered by the limited lifetime warranty.The internal fork internal parts are covered by the 1 year (2 years in EU countries) warranty against defects in materials orworkmanship described in the COMPONENTS section of the Cannondale Limited Warranty. “Internal fork parts” are definedas items such as damping cartridges and their internal parts, seals, o-rings, air cylinders, air pistons, springs, elastomers,bumpers, bushings, needle bearings, races, and oil. Normal wear and tear on these items is NOT covered by this 1 year (2 inEU) warranty. Like brake pads on a car, you should expect to have these items professionally replaced or renewed as you usethe fork and they wear.Fork Warranty ClaimsFor any warranty claim to be considered, the bicycle/fork must be brought into an Authorized Cannondale Retailer on thecontinent on which the bicycle/fork was purchased. The bicycle/fork must be in assembled condition and accompanied by theoriginal, dated sales receipt for the bicycle/fork.Dealer Locator at: www.cannondale.com/Dealerlocator4
MAINTENANCEScheduleThis schedule is intended as a guide only. You must establish a schedule appropriate to your riding style and conditions.SERVICE ITEMNORMALUSECheck for damagePre/Post ridePlease wipe excess lubrication from lower leg/sliderto avoid brake contaminationPre/Post rideCheck for Tightening TorquesFirst Ride / Every 4-5 ridesRACINGBefore every rideWHO?Bike ownerBike ownerBefore every rideBike ownerReplace Frame Bumper, GuardAs NeededManual Reset50 hoursBike owner25 HoursBike ownerTelescope Lubrification100 hours50 HoursAuthorized DealerDamper Service:Air spring/Damping Cartridge Inspection50 hour or every yearFull Service (Telescope Rebuild Damper service)200 hours50 Hours100 HoursAuthorized DealerHeadshok Service CenterSCHEDULE PROFESSIONAL FORK SERVICE ANNUALLY (Minimum)Annually, or when problems are indicated you must have your LEFTY serviced through aCannondale Dealer or an Authorized Headshok Service Center. Disassembly and inspectionby a suspension professional is required to evaluate the internal and external parts,identify wear or damage. Damaged parts must be replaced with new ones and the workmust also include any work described in any technical bulletins or product recalls.WARNINGFREQUENT MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION IS IMPORTANT TO YOUR SAFETY. YOUCAN BE SEVERELY INJURED, PARALYZED OR KILLED RIDING ON A BROKEN OR POORLYMAINTAINED FORK. Ask your Cannondale Dealer to help you develop a complete maintenance program, one thatsuits where and how you ride.5ENEN133095 (09/15)
CleaningClean using only a mild soap and water solution. Clean water and common liquid dish washing soap will work best. Be sure tocover the adjusters with a clean plastic bag secured with a rubber band or masking tape. Spray off heavy dirt before wiping.Spray indirectly.NOTICE DO NOT USE A PRESSURE WASHER. Use a low pressure garden hose. Power washing will force contaminants into thefork promoting corrosion, immediately damaging, or result in accelerated wear. DON’T DRY WITH COMPRESSED AIR FOR THE SAME REASON.Tightening TorquesCorrect tightening torque for the fasteners (bolts, screws, nuts) on your bicycle is very important to your safety.the durabilityand performance of your bicycle. We urge you to have your Dealer correctly torque all fasteners using a torque wrench. If youdecide to tighten fasteners yourself always use a good torque wrench!DescriptionNmIn LbsLoctite Upper/Lower Clamp Bolts962-80242 (blue)Guard Screws1.09242 (blue)Wheel Axle Bolt15133NLGI-2 greaseBrake Adapter Mouting Bolts980242 (blue)Brake Adapter UsageUse the table below to determine the correct LEFTY brake adapter to use with your model. Brake adapter kits (bold italic)are available through your Authorized Cannondale Dealer.WHEEL HUBMODELLEFTY 2.0SUPERMAXOLAFSPINDLE OFFSET“LEFTY 50”“LEFTY 60”(a.k.a. “LEFTYSL”)(a.k.a. “LEFTYSM”)“LEFTY 73”50 mm--KH215/--55 mmKH112/KH111/--50 mmKH131/KH130/--55 mmKH112/KH111/--60 mm----KH112/* MinimumBrakeRotor Dia.160 mm180 mm* Minimum Brake Rotor Diameter is the smallest size brake rotor that can be used for a given model/wheel hub combination. For example, a LEFTY 2.0 adapter support a minimum 160mm rotor and a 140mm can not be used. A 180mm may beused with a compatible 180mm rotor adapter mounted to the LEFTY adapter.6
133095 (09/15)Frame BumperThe bumper cushions the frame from contact with theLEFTY . Replace it with a new one if it ever becomesdamaged, torn, or missing.The bumper thickest part (a) must touch the frame firstwhen the handlebars are turned left. Bumper size can varywith a specific bike model. The bumper can be rotated byhand to position it best.NOTICE(a)Damage to your frame or fork can result from using thewrong bumper or positioning a bumper incorrectly. Askyour Cannondale Dealer for help.EN2.1.REPLACEMENT: Inspect during the 100 hour service. Ifcracks are present, have it replaced with a new oneGuard5.The guard (1) protects the inner tube (2) from damage andsupports the brake line. See Brake Routing.4.Periodically, check the guard to make sure it is in goodcondition and attached properly with the mounting screws(3).2.1.The wear ring (4) located on the lower collar assembly (5)prevents the guard from rubbing the fork during travel. Thewear ring is not removable. However, if it is excessively wornor missing, the lower collar assembly must be replaced by aservice center.NOTICEReplace the guard with a new one if damaged or missing.Do not ride without the guard in place.3.Loctite 2421.0Nm, 9.0 InLbs72.5
Brake RoutingObserve when routing the brake line:1.Apply abrasion protection in areas (outer tube,clamps) where routing can contact LEFTY. Persistent contact can result in serious damage .2. Route the brake line vertically through the guidesas shown. This is the best way to ensure smoothcable/housing movement during fork travel.1.Make sure the brake line is saddled in the guideand is securely fixed with the 3mm zip tie to preventslippage. Position zip tie head against guide asshown.0.5 Nm2.52.Clamp diameterLEFTY 2.0 43mmSUPERMAX 45mmOLAF45mmNOTICETighten with a zip tie tool. Insufficient zip tietension (fingers only)can permit line movement inthe guide.0.5 Nm3. Route the brake line to the caliper as shown.Follow the brake manufacturer’s instructions whenadjusting and re-tightening the brake line to thecaliper (banjo bolt).Lower Cable Guide Height - (A)2.53.Clamp diameterLEFTY 2.0 41mmSUPERMAX 43mmOLAF43mmATo prevent the guard from contact with the brake lineclamp during movement, position the lower clampaccording to the table below.LEFTYLEFTY 2.0SUPERMAXOLAFTRAVEL/WHEELmm/in100 /29100 /27.5120 /27.5130 / 27.5130 / 27.5140 / 27.5160 / 27.5100 / 26(A)TRAVEL 30mm1301301501601601701901304.5.1. Brake Line2. Cable Guide, upper3. Cable Guide, lower4. Guard5. Guide8
133095 (09/15)Manual ResetNOTICE:With your bike on the floor.2.Cover the brake rotor with a clean shop towel. Remove theSchrader valve cap and hold the valve to release all air pressure.It is normal for a small amount of oil to be expelled with theescaping air.EN1.ENDo not disaasemble or open for the following procedure.WARNINGContamination can result in reduced or lostbraking performance.3.Hold the valve open while fully compressing the LEFTY withthe the handlebar until it bottoms out. With the air out, usingmoderate force, bottom out the LEFTY firmly several times.4. Now, measure length of exposed inner tube as shown (B).Repeat step three until the correct measurement for yourLEFTY is reached.5. When you are finished, reset sag.LEFTYLEFTY 2.0SUPERMAXOLAFTRAVEL/WHEELmm/in100 /29100 /27.5120 /27.5130 / 27.5130 / 27.5140 / 27.5160 / 27.5100 / 26(B)MANUAL RESET LENGTHBmm /- 33520Measure Fully Compressed359
LEFTY 16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23.Adjustment, Travel/ReboundAdjustment, Air Pressure,Upper ClampOuter TubeFrame BumperClamp BoltLower ClampSteererHeadtube BearingHeadset Bearing SealCable Guide, upperCable Guide, lowerWarning LabelLower Collar Assy.Sag O-RingInner TubeGuardBrake AdapterBrake Adapter BoltsWheel Hub Assy.Wheel Axle BoltSerial Number LocationWheel Truing Tools1.10.129.3.6.4.9 N-mLoctite 5 N-mQCTL108/19.KH164/17.9 N-mLoctite 242 (blue)26.25.2.10
133095 (09/15)Wheel Removal1.If needed, loosen the brake line clamp on the front of themoto guard so the line can move freely. This will makehandling the brake caliper and attached adapter easier.EN2. See Figure 1. Use a 5 mm Allen key to loosen andback out both brake adapter mounting bolts enough sothat the adapter and attached caliper can slide up and beremoved from the spindle together. It is not necessary tocompletely remove the adapter bolts.Carefully move the brake caliper out of the way andprotect it from damage.2. See Figure 3. Insert a 5 mm Allen key into the axlehub bolt and turn it counter-clockwise.Continue turning the extraction bolt until the wheel isdisenaged and can be removed easily from the spindleend.See Figure 4.NOTICE Make sure the axle bolt is completely disengagedbefore attempting to remove the wheel. Never tryto pull the wheel off forcefully. When the wheel is off, to keep dirt out, cover thehub opening. Protect spindle from damage when wheel isremoved.11
Wheel Installation1.Wipe the spindle clean with a dry shop towel. Apply a highquality bike grease to I.D. of the bearings inside the hub.WARNINGDO NOT CONTAMINATE BRAKE CALIPER,PADS, OR ROTOR WITH GREASE.2.Slide the wheel straight onto the spindle.Turn theaxle bolt clockwise to engage the spindle threads. Make sure thewheel and spindle are supported while tightening the hub bolt.3.Once the hub has been drawn onto the hub completely, usetorque wrench to tighten to final 15.0 Nm (133.0 InLbs). SeeFigure 1.4.Reinstall the brake adapter onto the spindle bosses making surethat the brake disc locates properly between the pads.NOTICE LOCATE BRAKE ROTOR BETWEEN THE PADS.Apply Loctite 242 (blue to the threads and tighten the adaptermounting bolts to 9 Nm, (78 IN Lbs). See Figure 2.5.Spin the wheel to make sure it moves freely. Be sure to test thebrakes for proper operation before riding.12
EXTERNAL ADJUSTMENTPush Button Rebound - PBRThe PBR external controls are located at the top ofthe LEFTY. You can change the function of the LEFTYin the following ways:21DescendIn descend mode, LEFTY travel suspension is active, meaning itabsorbs changes in terrain by compressing and extending. Inthis mode, the rebound dial (1) is down as shown. To changeto climb mode, press center button (2) and allow the rebounddial (1) to pop up.ENEN133095 (09/15)Descend Modek”Climblic“CIn climb mode, LEFTY travel is restricted; responding onlywhen a large bumps are encountered. This is not a complete“lockout.” Climb mode results a firmer more efficient pedalingplatform. To change to the descend mode, press rebound dial(1) down until it clicks into place.ReboundClimb ModeRebound speed is how fast the LEFTY extends or “rebounds”following compression. This control permits you to change thespeed to meet riding conditions.FasterSlowerRotate rebound adjuster(1) counter-clock
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