by.schulz D.1 Ri User manual

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INSTALLATION + OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing a by,schulz product. Please read
these instructions carefully before assembly and use, and
keep them in a safe place. If you have any further ques-
tions about this product, please contact your dealer.
We wish you a safe ride!
TABLE OF CONTENTS Page
1. Usage approval 02
2. Safety instructions 02
3. Scope of delivery 03
4. Function 03
5. Technical Data 04-05
6. Seatpost components / Exploded view 06-07
7. Installation requirements 08-09
8. Installation 10
8.1 / 8.2 Tools + preparation 10
8.3 Mounting the remote lever 10-11
8.4 Routing the cable 12
8.5 Connecting seatpost + remote lever 12-14
8.6 / 8.7 Saddle installation / adjustments 15
9. Operating the seatpost 16
10. Care / Cleaning 16
11. Warranty / Guarantee 17
12. Maintenance / Service card 17
1. USAGE APPROVAL
The adjustable by,schulz D.1 Ri seatpost is for use with
bicycles, cargo bikes, pedelecs and e-bikes up to 45 km
/ h suitable. It is NOT designed for extreme loads that oc-
cur during downhill, dual slalom or freeriding, or for riding
proles with jumps. The D.1 Ri seatpost is made of high-
strength aluminium, and has been tested and approved
according to the following DIN standards.
Before the rst ride:
We strongly recommend that you check the roadworthi-
ness of the bicycle in general, and the operational safety
of the seatpost in particular, before each ride.
First check that the saddle is rmly secured in the saddle
clamp. Also make sure that the seatpost tube is free of
play and rmly connected to the bicycle frame. It must be
clamped in the desired position in such a way that it can-
not be turned or moved in the seat tube. Please note the
minimum insertion depth of the seatpost of 100mm.
2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. These instructions contain important informa-
tion on the proper assembly, use and maintenance
of the by,schulz D.1 Ri seatpost. Take the listed warning
and safety instructions seriously. Failure to do so may
result in property damage or personal injury, for which
neither the seller nor the manufacturer is liable.
2. Check the installation requirements before assembly.
If you do not have the necessary skills and / or tools, we
strongly recommend having the installation carried out
by a specialist dealer
3. Child seats, trailer couplings or luggage carriers must
not be attached to a D.1 Ri seatpost as this can lead to
breakage or damage.
4. To avoid further risks of accidents after a fall with
damage, the seatpost must be checked and replaced
if necessary.
5. The D.1 Ri seatpost is not to be used for transport
with car bike racks where the bike is attached to the
saddle. Fastening to the seatpost may only be done as
shown in Fig. 2.1!
6. Clamping systems of mounting stands may only be
attached to the outer seatpost tube below the screw ring,
or to the frame of the bicycle. The inner seatpost tube
and the area of the screw ring are not suitable for this
purpose (Fig. 2.1).
Incorrect attachment can cause damage to the seat-
post, and void the warranty!
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3. SCOPE OF DELIVERY
· D.1 Ri seatpost
· D.1 Ri remote lever
· Inner cable with cable housing, end caps,
cable ttings and cable end sleeve
· Instruction manual
· Service card
4. FUNCTION
By means of a remote lever mounted on the handlebars
the D.1 Ri allows a comfortable lowering and raising of the
saddle position while riding or standing.This allows you to
individually adjust a perfect riding position.The lowering or
raising of the saddle is triggered by operating the remote
lever.
Inside the drop down D.1 seatpost, a high-quality gas
pressure spring is installed. This allows to vary the saddle
height via a remote lever mounted on the handlebar! When
actuating the remote lever, the valve on the gas spring is
opened via an internal cable. As a result, the saddle is
lowered under load of the body weight, or raised when
relieved. When the lever is released, the valve closes and
the saddle remains at the current height.
To lower the saddle height while riding, or when stopping
e.g. at a traffic light, keep your weight on the saddle and
operate the remote lever mounted on the handlebar. The
saddle lowers down.
To activate the seatpost extension, unload the saddle by
lifting your body and press the remote lever. The seatpost
now extends to the maximum height or stops and remains
in the current position when you release the lever.
The speed of this function can be controlled by the inten-
sity of the pressure on the remote lever. Little pressure
causes slow extension, strong pressure causes extension
at maximum speed.
· Service card
TIGHTENING TORQUE: This symbol re-
fers to an important screw connection that must be
tightened with an exact tightening torque. The cor-
rect tightening torque is either listed on the compo-
nent itself or in these operating instructions. A torque
wrench is required for execution! Screw connections
that are not tightened correctly can loosen or break
without warning.This can cause a fall or lead to prop-
erty damage and personal injury!

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Ri
Dim. Dapprox. 175 mm T100 approx. 250 mm T160
Dim. Bapprox. 190 mm
Dim. Aapprox. 305 mm T100 approx. 380 mm T160
Dim. Capprox. 60 mm
D.1 DROPPER
SEATPOST
100
D.1
Dim. Eapprox. 90 mm
5.1 TECHNICAL DATA
· Material : Aluminium AL-6061, AL-6066, AL-7075
black anodized
· Cable routing : internal (Ri = remote inside)
· Installation height retracted (dim. C) : approx. 60 mm
· Installation height extended (dim. H) :
approx. 160 mm / T100
approx. 220 mm / T160
· Offset : 0 mm
· Rider weight : max. 130 kg
· Adjustment range / Travel (dim. G) : T100 = approx. 100 mm
T160 = approx. 160 mm
· Bearing / linear guide : IGUS polymer high performance
plain bearing/ linear guide
· Diameter : Ø 30,9 | 31,6 | 33,9 | 34,9 mm
· Weight : approx. 755 g (Ø 34,9; T100)
approx. 1110 g (Ø 34,9; T160)
Remote lever D.1/D.2 Ri:
· Materials : Aluminium AL-6061, black anodized;
stainless steel, clamp band, black, screws; synthetic
components
· Clamping diameter : approx. 22,2 mm
· Lever radius : approx. 11 mm (Fig. 5.1)
· Weight : approx. 55 g
Fig. 5.1
3 Nm D.1/D.2 Ri W-N-L-00001
R = ca. 11 mm
The D.1 Ri seatpost is shipped with a remote lever
matching the seatpost model.You can recognize the
correct version by the imprint on the underside or lever
radius. (Fig. 5.1)
Cable routing:
· Cable housing: Jagwire approx. Ø 4,2 mm outside,
L = approx.1700 mm
· Shift cable / inner cable: Jagwire approx. Ø 1,2 mm,
L = approx. 1800 mm
Gas pressure spring:
Maintenance-free by,schulz gas spring
· Ø 30,9 / Ø 31,6: Housing Ø16,5; piston rod Ø6; M6
· Ø 33,9 / Ø 34,9: Housing Ø18; piston rod Ø6; M6 Fig. 5.3
Available dimensions, Feb. 2023
Subject to change without notice.
x= rider weight up to 130kg
Travel Ø D.1 Ri
[mm] 30.9 31.6 33.9 34.9
T100 xxxx
T160 x x
5.2 TECHNICAL DIMENSIONS
A - Max. installation depth incl. cable guide
B - Min. installation depth incl. cable guide
C - Min. retracted body height
D - Max. retracted body height
E - Installation space for Ri cable routing
Technical dimensions, as of March 2023, subject to change at any time.

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Dim. Happrox. 160 mm T100 approx. 220 mm T160
Dim. Fapprox. 415 mm T100 approx. 550 mm T160
Dim. Iapprox. 275 mm T100 approx. 410 mm T160
Dim. Gapprox. 100 mm T100 approx. 160 mm T160
Dim. Japprox. 40 mm
D.1 DROPPER
SEATPOST
100
D.1
Ri
Fig. 5.4
Available dimensions, Feb. 2023
Subject to change without notice.
x= rider weight up to 130kg
5.2 TECHNICAL DIMENSIONS
A - Max. installation depth incl. cable guide
B - Min. installation depth incl. cable guide
C - Min. retracted body height
D - Max. retracted body height
E - Installation space for Ri cable routing
F- Overall length
G- Adjustment range / travel
H- Min. extended body height
I - Max. extended body height
J- Ri Trigger unit

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6. SEATPOST COMPONENTS
SEAT CLAMP / forged Aluminium :
1. 1 Cross nut bolt M6x42, steel (2x)
1. 2 Upper seat clamp plate for Ø7 saddle rails
1. 3 Lower seat clamp plate for Ø7 saddle rails
1. 4 Spherical washer (2x)
1. 5 Seat clamp screw M6x36,
Allen key 5 mm, with washer
1. 6 Seat clamp screw M6x42,
Allen key 5 mm, with washer
INNER TUBE / Aluminium :
2.1 Gas spring screw
2.2 Washer
2.3 Threaded sleeve
2.4 Inner seatpost tube D.1 Ri
2.5 by,schulz linear guide rails / IGUS (4x)
2.6 by,schulz slotted lower plain bearing / IGUS
OUTER TUBE / Aluminium :
3.1 Axial sealing ring
3.2 Ring nut with axial seal ring mount
3.3 by,schulz upper slotted plain bearing / IGUS
3.4 Stop ring / plastics
3.5 Outer seatpost tube with thread and
internal guide grooves
3.6 Slotted hole for xing screw
GAS PRESSURE SPRING :
4.1 by,schulz gas pressure spring
4.2 by,schulz elastomer stop damper D.1 Ri
TRIGGERING MECHANICS Ri / Aluminium :
5.1 O-ring
5.2 Fixing screw M4x5,8; hexagon socket 2 mm
5.3 Release unit Ri
5.4 Cable retaining bolt
Exploded view D.1 Ri - as of March 2023, subject to change without notice
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
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1.1 1.2 1.3 1.5 1.6 1.7
2.32.4
2.1
2.2
2.6 2.7 2.8
3.6
3.5
3.3
3.4
3.2
3.1
1.4
2.9
2.5
DROPPER LEVER Ri / Aluminium
CLAMP BASE :
1. 1 Clamp with ne toothing (2x)
1. 2 Clamp base / Aluminium
1. 3 Adhesive elastomer pad
1. 4 O-ring
1. 5 Countersunk screw M4x8, Torx T20
1. 6 Clamp band / Stainless steel, black anodized
1. 7 Clamp screw with at head M5x14, Torx T20
with screw guide
LEVER BASE :
2.1 Cover
2.2 Cylinder head screw with washer
2.3 Countersunk screw M4x24, Torx T20
2.4 Stop adjustment screw M6 with compression spring,
hexagon socket 2.5 mm
2.5 Lever base Ri
2.6 O-ring
2.7 Adjusting sleeve
2.8 Compression spring for adjusting screw
2.9 Adjustment screw M5 for cable guide
REMOTE LEVER :
3.1 Snap ring
3.2 Industrial ball bearing
3.3 Counterholder ball bearing
3.4 Screw cap
3.5 Remote lever Ri / Aluminium
3.6 Grub screw M4x5 + M4x6, hexagon socket 2 mm
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
4.1
4.2
5.1
5.3
5.4
3.6
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7. INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
1. The by,schulz D.1 Ri seatpost is designed for routing the
cable housing inside of the frame. Not all bicycle frames
/ e-bike frames are suitable for routing internal cable
housing. An existing opening for the cable routing on the
frame is necessary. The cable routing must not be bent
or squeezed along its entire length! For e-bikes, it must
also be possible to route the cable along the battery and
the motor.
2. Before mounting, make sure that there is sufficient
space in the bicycle frame for the installation of the D.1 Ri
seatpost and that the seatpost does not collide with other
parts of the bicycle or bends in the frame geometry, the
battery or the motor!
3. The D.1 Ri has a saddle clamp for round saddle rails
with a diameter of 7 mm as standard. If required, saddle
clamps for 8 mm diameter are available. Never combine
7 mm clamps with an 8 mm diameter saddle rail, or vice
versa. Saddles with oval saddle rails must not be used in
combination with the D.1!
4. Check if the minimum insertion depth of the seatpost of
100 mm can be maintained!
This is marked on the back of the seatpost tube (STOP
min. insert) below the extension scale. Above the scale
you will nd the production serial number (Fig. 7.4.1).
5. If the minimum insertion depth specied by the frame
manufacturer differs, this must also be taken into account.
The higher value is crucial. Failure to observe the mini-
mum insertion depth can lead to falls or damage to the
seatpost and/or the frame.
6. The clamping force of the seatpost clamp with bolts
should not exceed 5 - 6 Nm when xing the seatpost in
the frame. Use a torque wrench for this. (Fig. 7.6.1)
With a quick-release lever, the correct clamping force must
be determined by trial and error. It must not be possible to
push the D.1 into the frame or twist it. (Fig. 7.6.2)
max. 5 - 6 Nm
Fig. 7.6.1 Fig. 7.6.2
Exceeding the clamping force can lead to malfunctions
such as reduced extending or retracting speed and to
damage to components of the D.1 Ri and must be avoided.
7. The diameter of the seat tube of your bicycle / e-bike
should match that of the seatpost. Any reduction sleeves
required must have a minimum length of 100 mm and
must always be fully inserted into the frame.
If the frame manufacturer's specications differ with re-
gard to the sleeve length, these must also be taken into
account. The higher value is then crucial!
You can nd the by,schulz G.Shim reducing bushes at:
https://byschulz.com/product/g-shim-reducing-
sleeve/?lang=en
NOTE: Plan the assembly as well as the cable
routing carefully. Make sure that the inner cable and the
cable housing are long enough for the planned instal-
lation route through the frame! Remove any burrs on
the seat tube of the bike. All parts must be clean during
installation! Check before installation that the diameter
of the support ts the diameter of the seat tube!
Double slotted sleeve
Ø 34,9 > 31,6
Ø 34,9 > 30,9
Ø 33,9 > 31,6
Ø 33,9 > 30,9
120mm
Serial Nr.
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Dimensions:
Dim. A- Min. installation retracted: approx. 60 mm
Dim. B- Min. installation height extended:
T100 = approx. 160 mm
T160 = approx. 220 mm
Dim. C- Max. required installation depth:
T100 = approx. 255 mm (+ cable)
T160 = approx. 330 mm (+ cable)
Dim. D- Total length extended:
T100 = approx. 415 mm
T160 = ca. 550 mm
Dimensions A, Band Drefer to the center of the saddle
clamp. Please note that depending on the frame, approx.
50 mm additional installation space is required below the
D.1 Ri for the bending of the cable guide!
For further dimensions, see item 5.1 Technical data on
page 4.
8. Dimensions of the retracted and extended seatpost
Fig. 7.8.1 Fig. 7.8.2
A
B
C
D
NOTE: Please note the assembly height of the D.1
Ri. Check these requirements in advance by measuring
on your bike as accurately as possible. Also note that
the individual height of your saddle must be added for
the correct seating position.
Regardless of the installation depth of the seat post, you
should still have a secure footing with your front foot
on the ground when the seat post is fully lowered (Fig.
7.8.1)! If this is not the case, we advise against using the
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Fig. 8.3.2
8. INSTALLATION
8.1 Tools
You will need the following tools and aids to install the
seatpost:
1. Torque wrench (2 - 20 Nm) with interchangeable bits:
Torx T20 / T25, hexagon socket 2 / 2.5 mm.
2. Bowden cable cutter, side cutter (optional)
3.Assembly grease (metal frame), or assembly paste (car-
bon frame) and cleaning agent
Optionally, a round le for removing sharp edges in the
seat tube of the frame, as well as pliers for tensioning the
inner cable, can be helpful.
8.2 Preparation
To be noted before assembly:
Measure and note the previously set saddle height. This
will make it easier for you to adjust the mounted D.1 Ri
seatpost later. Remove the existing seatpost and saddle.
Clean the seat tube of the frame and check it for burrs.
If necessary, deburr the seat tube with e.g. a round le.
Only shorten the cable housing and the inner cable after
you have installed the parts for testing and checked the
cable length.
For frames made of metal, we strongly recommend that
you grease the inside of the upper part of the seat tube.
Any reduction sleeve used should also be greased. This
ensures smooth height adjustment of the seatpost later
on. Do NOT use grease on frames made of carbon bre
reinforced plastic (carbon). Use an assembly paste for
components and frames made of carbon instead.
With small bicycle frames or frames with bottle cage eye-
lets in particular, it is possible that the seatpost cannot be
inserted far enough into the seat tube of the bike. In this
case, the D.1 cannot be installed!
The remote lever of the by,schulz D.1 Ri seatpost is pref-
erably designed for mounting on the left side of the han-
dlebar, but can be mounted on both sides. Locate a good
position on your handlebars. It may be necessary to slight-
ly move existing controls such as brake levers and other
attachments. The clamp usually ts under gearshift indi-
cators or controls. Afterwards, make sure that all controls
still work and are in a position that is easy for you to reach.
8.3 Mounting the remote lever:
1. Slide the open clamp band onto the handlebar tube at
a good position. The handle does not have to be removed
for this. The O-ring on the open screw serves as an an-
ti-loss protection. Bend the clamp band by hand and screw
the M5 clamp screw lightly into the clamp base with a Torx
T20 tool so that the remote lever can still be positioned
later.
Fig. 8.3.1
The position and alignment of the clamp base, the lever
base and the remote lever can be adjusted in many ways
to suit your wishes and needs.
2. The clamp base can be positioned by moving it along
the handlebar or by rotating it around the handlebar tube.
(Fig. 8.3.2)
NOTE: All parts of the D.1 Ri are technically
matched to each other. Only use an original by,schulz
remote lever. If products from other manufacturers
are used, the proper function of the D.1 Ri dropper
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3. After you have nally chosen the position and alignment
of the clamp base, tighten the clamp screw rmly with the
Torx T20 tool and a torque of approx. 4 Nm. (Fig. 8.3.3)
T20
4. The position of the remote lever in relation to the han-
dlebar can be adjusted individually. To do this, loosen the
screw at the pivot point with a Torx T20 approx. 3 turns and
rotate the lever base to the desired position.
The ne toothing of the clamping pieces inside prevents
unintentional adjustment after tightening. After alignment,
tighten the screw rmly with a torque of approx. 3 Nm. (Fig.
8.3.4)
5. Screw the adjustment sleeve completely into the lever
base and then unscrew it by approx. 3 - 4 turns to allow
sufficient play for ne adjustment of the lever position later.
Unscrewing the adjustment sleeve tensions the inner ca-
ble, screwing it in relaxes the inner cable. (Fig. 8.3.5)
6. The remote lever can be positioned closer or further
away from the handlebar. If necessary, adjust the stop ad-
justment screw with a 2.5 mm hexagon socket by max. 6
turns counterclockwise. (Fig. 8.3.6)
2,5 mm
7. In order to be able to push the inner cable through,
loosen the two clamping screws on the underside of the
remote lever by approx. 3 turns using a 2 mm hexagon
socket. (Fig. 8.3.7)
Fig. 8.3.7
2 mm
8. Remove the screw cap from the lever using a very wide
screwdriver or other suitable tool. (Fig. 8.3.8)
Fig. 8.3.3
Fig. 8.3.6
Fig. 8.3.5 Fig. 8.3.8
NOTE: The adjustment of the adjusting screw
affects the pretension of the inner cable. You should
carry out this ne adjustment at the end of the as-
sembly. Finally, check the pretension and, if neces-
sary, adjust it by hand using the adjusting sleeve.
Fig. 8.3.4
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8.4 Routing the cable
1. Starting at the handlebar, route the uncut cable housing
along the previously planned route through the frame to-
wards the seat tube.
When installing in an e-bike, make sure that the battery can
still be installed and removed and that the cable housing
can be routed past the motor. Make sure that the housing
protrudes approx. 30 mm from the seat tube of the bicycle,
that it can be moved freely by sliding, and that there are no
bends or squeezes. (Fig. 8.4.1)
Fig. 8.4.1
2. Now place the standard end cap on the cable housing
on the side of the seat tube. The housing should always
be inserted into the end cap as far as it will go. (Fig. 8.4.2)
Fig. 8.4.2
3. Feed the inner cable through the end cap into the cable
housing (Fig. 8.4.3) until it exits the housing on the handle-
bar side and the nipple of the cable end on the saddle side
still protrudes approx. 30 mm.
Fig. 8.4.3
8.5 Connecting seatpost and remote lever
1. Hang the tip of the cable into the red, slotted cable retain-
ing bolt (Fig. 8.5.1).
Pay attention to the bolt, as it is only loosely attached to the
inner cable and can easily fall off.
2. Insert the red cable retaining bolt with the mounted cable
into the actuator lever of the release mechanism. Then in-
sert the cable housing with the end cap into the cylindrical,
slotted socket provided for this purpose on the release unit.
(Fig. 8.5.2)
3. Hold the cable slightly under tension so that it does not
unhook from the seatpost lever and push the D.1 Ri into
the seat tube up to the previously determined seat height.
At the same time, pull the complete cable guide back to-
wards the handlebar (Fig. 8.5.3). Fix the height of the seat-
post by using the seatpost clamp (max. 6 Nm).
Abb. 8.5.3
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4. Hold the cable housing against the remote lever already
mounted on the handlebar and turn the handlebar 90° in
both directions.
The cable housing should make a slight curve in front of
the headset and allow the handlebars to be turned easily
in both directions. (Fig. 8.5.4)
5-6
Nm
5-6
Nm
NOTE: If an angle-adjustable stem or a handlebar
height adjustment system is installed, the length of the
cable guide must be adjusted accordingly!
5. Mark the cable housing to the correct length to shorten
it later. (Fig. 8.5.5)
Fig. 8.5.5
cable housing
6. As before, keep the cable slightly under tension! Open
the seat clamp and pull the seatpost out of the frame. At
the same time, push the entire cable guide back until it
protrudes approx. 30 mm from the seat tube. (Fig. 8.5.6)
Fig. 8.5.6
7. Pull the cable approx. 2/3 out of the cable housing and
shorten the housing to the previously marked length using
a high-quality side cutter. Make sure that the cable hous-
ing is not crushed at the cut edge so that the inner cable
can be pushed through without any problems.
8. Push the end cap onto the cable housing as far as it will
go. (Fig. 8.5.8)
Fig. 8.5.8
9. Push the cable through the shortened housing and the
end cap. As before in Fig 8.4.2, make sure that the exi-
ble end cap and cable housing are correctly seated in the
socket of the release mechanism. The cable should pro-
trude 150-200 mm from the cable housing.
Fig. 8.5.9
150-200 mm
cable
10. Keep the cable slightly under tension and push the
seatpost back into the frame at the same time as the cable
housing. Move the housing further towards the handlebar.
Make sure that the inner cable and the cable housing are
correctly seated on the release unit (Fig. 8.5.10). Fix the
seatpost at the desired seat height in the seat tube. After
the seatpost, cable housing and cable have been correctly
mounted in the frame, the cable should protrude from the
housing on the handlebar side.
Abb. 8.5.10
Fig. 8.5.4

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2 mm
11. Thread the inner cable through the adjustment screw of
the remote lever (Fig. 8.5.11.a).
Then insert it into the guide groove. (Fig. 8.5.11.b)
Fig. 8.5.11b
Finally, push the cable through the lever until it comes out of
the rear hole. (Fig. 8.5.11c).
Fig. 8.5.11c
12. Return the remote lever to its original position. Tension the
cable protruding from the lever by hand or with pliers.The end
cap of the cable housing must be seated in the adjustment
screw as far as possible. Fix the tensioned inner cable by
tightening both clamping screws on the underside of the re-
mote lever with a 2 mm hexagon socket to 3 Nm (Fig. 8.5.12).
2 mm
Fig. 8.5.12
13. Press the remote lever several times by hand. The cable
will be stretched and the cable hosing will settle slightly in the
socket. Now check the tension of the cable. If the tension is
not sufficient, loosen the clamping screws and retighten the
system. Fix the clamping screws again with the specied
torque. Operate the remote lever again several times and
check the function.
14. Push the ferrule, which is open on both sides, with the col-
lar rst onto the cable until it is completely seated in the hole in
the lever.Then crimp the ferrule tightly with pliers. Shorten the
cable directly behind the ferrule with a side cutter (Fig. 8.5.14).
The crimped ferrule prevents the cable from splicing.
Fig. 8.5.14
15. The shortened end of the cable should t completely into
the space under the screw cap. (Fig. 8.5.15)
Fig. 8.5.15
16. The cable end is then covered by tightening the screw
cap. (Fig. 8.5.16)
Fig. 8.5.16
Fig. 8.5.11a

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8.6 Saddle assembly
Check the correct alignment of the two clamping plates,
as this is crucial for the assembly (Fig. 8.6). To adjust the
saddle you need a 5 mm Allen key, preferably a torque
wrench.
Fig. 8.6
Riding direction
1. Open the gap between the upper and lower clamping
plate by turning the seat clamp screws until the diameter
of the saddle rail ts between them. Make sure that the
clamping screws still engage in the threads of the cross
nut bolts and that the lower clamping plate does not fall
out. (Fig. 8.6.1)
2. On one side, push the saddle frame as far as it will go
between the upper and lower clamping plates. (Fig. 8.6.2)
Fig. 8.6.2
3. Then place the opposite side of the saddle rail between
the two clamping plates. Make sure that both saddle rails
are correctly seated in the grooves. Tighten the saddle
clamp screws evenly so that the saddle is approximately
horizontal but can still be pushed back and forth.
Fig. 8.6.3a
The correct t of the saddle rail between the clamping
plates is shown in Fig. 8.6.3a! Also note the adjustment
range marked on the saddle.
Fig. 8.6.3b
The saddle rail must not be clamped in the area of the
bending radius. Clamp the saddle rails only in the straight
area. If necessary, observe additional information provid-
ed by the saddle manufacturer! (Fig. 8.6.3b)
4. Now you can move the saddle forwards or backwards to
the desired position.
To align the saddle horizontally, alternately loosen or tight-
en the front or rear clamping screw. This regulates the in-
clination of the saddle (Fig. 8.6.4).
After aligning, tighten both seat clamping screws evenly
using a torque wrench with a 5 mm hexagon socket bit and
a tightening torque of approx. 8-9 Nm! Meeting this value
is relevant to safety!
WARNING : Failure to follow the torques can lead
to falls, injuries and / or damage to individual compo-
nents.Tighten the seat clamping screws to the required
torque after a short running-in period of approx. 5 km ,
as well as during regular inspections!
Fig. 8.6.1
5 mm
Riding direction
Fig. 8.6.4
5 mm

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11. OPERATING THE SEATPOST
Finally, check the functions of the D.1 Ri seatpost.
While sitting on the saddle, operate the remote lever until
the saddle starts to lower. Lower the saddle to the mini-
mum height by loading it with your body weight. The built-
in shock absorber provides a soft end stop. As soon as
you release the lever, the lowering of the saddle should
be interrupted.To have the saddle extend to the maximum
position again, operate the remote lever again and com-
pletely unload the saddle. Release the lever to x the po-
sition of the seatpost.
If the function cannot be performed as desired, check
the tension of the inner cable and the routing of the cable
housing. Make sure that the cable is correctly mounted on
the seatpost and the remote lever!
If the saddle lowers under load without the remote lever
being operated, the cable is probably under too much ten-
sion. This leads to the the valve of the gas pressure spring
not closing completely and the seatpost not being locked.
If necessary, reduce the pretension of the cable until the
dropper function of the seatpost no longer releases unin-
tentionally.
With the saddle clamp closed the outer tube of the D.1
Ri seatpost must not slip into the seat tube of the frame
under load, or be able to twist in it! If this is the case, check
the clamping force of the saddle clamp (max. 6 Nm).
12. CARE / CLEANING
To ensure proper function and longevity, cleaning and
care of the D.1 Ri seatpost should be performed regularly.
If necessary, remove any dirt adhering to the outside,
especially from the inner tube of the seatpost, as this is
immersed in the outer tube. Stubborn dirt can damage
the surface of the post, the rubber seals, and bearings
installed inside.
As a rule, they can be removed with warm water and com-
mercially available detergents. Do not use steam cleaners
or harsh cleaning agents such as acetone, trichloroeth-
ylene or methylene for cleaning, as these cleaning agents
can attack the components, elastomers and bearings. For
maintenance, apply Rockshox Deo, for example.
When cleaning the D.1 Ri seatpost, look for damage, de-
formation or other changes to the components. If ques-
tions arise regarding the operational safety, your dealer
will be happy to advise you!
NOTE: The clamping force of the seatpost clamp
should not exceed 6 Nm when xing the post in the
frame (page 8, Fig. 8.3.1). Higher values can lead to
malfunctions such as reduced extending or retracting
speed and damage to components of the D.1 Ri.
CAUTION: The installed gas strut is under high pres-
sure inside. Any manipulation of the gas pressure spring
can lead to serious injuries. Never attempt to open the gas
pressure spring!

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Installation + Operating Instructions D.1 Ri Seatpost
13.WARRANTY / GUARANTEE
The following conditions, which describe the prerequisites
and scope of our warranty service, do not affect the war-
ranty obligations of the seller under the purchase contract
with the end user. For the processing of a warranty claim,
the purchase receipt with the date of purchase and deliv-
ery must be submitted in each case.
A warranty obligation is not triggered by minor deviations
from the target condition, which are insignicant for the
value and usability of the product.
Please keep the proof of purchase.Your dealer or source
of supply is the contact person in the event of a complaint.
For the by,schulz seatpost type D.1 Ri we provide warran-
ty according to the following conditions / points:
1. We will remedy defects free of charge according to the
conditions which are demonstrably based on a material
and/or manufacturing defect, if these are reported to the
rst end user immediately after detection and within 24
months after delivery. If the defect becomes apparent
within 6 months of delivery, it shall be presumed to be a
material or manufacturing defect.
2. No guarantee can be given if the defects in the product
are due to transport damage for which we are not respon-
sible, improper assembly, misuse, abnormal use, lack of
maintenance or care or failure to observe operating or as-
sembly instructions. Excluded are damages and their con-
sequences caused by improper assembly, modication of
the original parts, accidents, overloading (downhill, jumps,
competitions etc.).
3. The person who mounts the by,schulz D.1 Ri seatpost
bears full responsibility for the mounting, compatibility and
condition of the mounting parts. The warranty claim ex-
pires if repairs or interventions are carried out by persons
who do not have sufficient professional knowledge or if
our product is provided with spare parts, supplementary
parts or accessories that are not original parts and thus
cause a defect. 4.
4. In the event of a warranty claim, if we refuse or fail to
remedy the defect, a replacement of equal value will be
delivered free of charge within the above-mentioned pe-
riod.
5. Warranty services do not cause an extension of the
warranty period, nor do they set a new warranty period in
motion. The warranty period for installed spare parts ends
with the warranty period for the product.
6. Further or other claims, damages caused by misuse
are excluded - as far as a liability is not mandatory by law.
7. These warranty conditions apply to products purchased
in Germany. For by,schulz products purchased abroad,
the warranty conditions issued by our respective country
representative shall apply. These can be requested from
the dealer from whom you purchased the product.
14. MAINTENANCE / SERVICE CARD
The by,schulz D.1 Ri is a closed system.
Maintenance may only be carried out by the specialist
dealer, preferably by the by,schulz maintenance service!
The rst maintenance should be carried out after 12
months or after approx. 1,000 km, then annually or
approx. every 2,500 km. For this purpose, please send
the support together with the completely lled out service
card, as well as a copy of the purchase receipt, after prior
consultation, to:
by,schulz GmbH
Bühler Street 121, D-66130 Saarbrücken, Germany
GERMANY
To keep the warranty, the rst service of the D.1 Ri is oblig-
atory. Within Europe you only have to pay the costs for
this. Customers outside Europe please contact the region-
al sales partner!
www.byschulz.com
SK-D.1-20230125-DE / AN-12306-SK
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Sattelstützen Übersicht
Datum:
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MODEL: [mm]
30.9
31.6
33.9
34.9
T100
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