Specialized Haul ST User manual

Assembly Guide

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Introduction
This brief assembly guide contains important information. Please read carefully and store in a safe place.
This Assembly Guide shows you how to build your Globe HAUL ST bicycle from out of the box. If you’re unsure of the correct setup of your
bicycle, contact Globe Rider Care or visit an Authorized Globe Retailer.
This document is not intended as a use, service, repair, or maintenance guide. Please visit an Authorized Globe Retailer for all service,
repairs, or maintenance.
The assembly guide section of this document is not a replacement for your bicycle’s User Manual. The User Manual section of this
document contains important safety, performance, and technical information specific to your bicycle, which you should read and keep for
reference.
You should also read the entire Bicycle Owner’s Manual (“Owner’s Manual”) as it has additional important, general information and
instructions you should follow. If you don’t have a copy of the Owner’s Manual, you can download it at www.globebikes.com or obtain it
from Globe Rider Care or your nearest Authorized Globe Retailer.
Additional safety, performance, and service information for specific components such as brakes or pedals on your bicycle or accessories
such as racks or lights may also be available. In case of a conflict between the information in this assembly guide and information
provided in a component manufacturer’s manuals, please contact Globe Rider Care or an Authorized Globe Retailer.
Please note all instructions and notices are subject to change and updates without notice. Please visit www.globebikes.com for periodic
tech updates.
This assembly guide was drafted in the English language and may have been translated into other languages as applicable.
Additional languages may be available for download at www.globebikes.com.

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Symbols
When reading this assembly guide, you will note various important symbols and warnings, which are explained below:
WARNING! The combination of this symbol and word indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could result
in serious injury or death. Many of the Warnings say “you may lose control and fall.” Because any fall can result in serious injury or
even death, we do not always repeat the warning of possible injury or death.
CAUTION: The combination of the safety alert symbol and the word CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation, that, if
not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury, or is an alert against unsafe practices
The word CAUTION used without the safety alert symbol indicates a situation that, if not avoided, could result in serious damage
to the bicycle or the voiding of your warranty.
This symbol alerts the reader to information that is particularly important.
This symbol means that high-quality grease should be applied as illustrated.
Tech tips are helpful tips and tricks regarding installation and use.
Refer to the Owner’s Manual supplied with your bicycle for more specific information.
Where applicable, refer to the User Manual supplied with your bicycle for more specific information.
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This numbered symbol printed on the packaging will correspond to the symbol in the guide to use as a reference during the build
process.
Packaging
Please keep all your packaging as you can reuse it to transport your bicycle.
RECYCLE: Please follow your local recycling guidelines to dispose of the packaging responsibly.
WARNING! CHOKING HAZARD: Packaging may contain small parts. Not for children under three years old. The Globe bicycle must
be assembled by an adult.

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SPECIALIZED BICYCLE COMPONENTS | 15130 Concord Circle, Morgan Hill, CA 95037 [phone]
0000186659_UM_R2 08/22
We may occasionally issue updates and addendum to this document. Please periodically check www.globebikes.com or contact Rider Care to make sure you have the latest
information. 877-808-8154
Assembly
WARNING! Your bicycle arrives mostly assembled, and someone with basic mechanical skills and quality tools can easily
complete the assembly. However, if you are unsure about any assembly steps or maintenance requirements or need help
troubleshooting, contact Globe Rider Care or visit your local Globe Authorized Retailer.
Bike Inspection
zWhen removing parts from the packaging, ensure nothing was damaged during shipping. Call Globe Rider Care if you notice any
damage.
Hold onto that Bike Box!
Your Globe bicycle came in a unique box designed specifically for shipping Globe bikes. Should you want to move or
ship your bike for any reason, scan this QR code for info on how to pack your bicycle and safely ship it.
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See our Warranty page for more information. Registration helps if your bike is lost or stolen with recovery and
insurance. It will help us help YOU keep your bike up to date on service and maintenance.
Scan the QR code for next steps. You will need the bike’s serial number, which is located on the underside of the
bottom of your bike.

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Globe Video Guide
Scan this QR code for awesome video content on how to setup your
Globe Haul ST.
Globe Authorized Retailers
Scan this QR code to find your nearest Globe Authorized Retailer.
Supplied Parts & Tools
#PART DESCRIPTION WHERE USED
1Manuals AAssembly Guide &
User Manual
Out the box assembly
Specific globe information
B Owners manuals General bicycle information
2Pedals Left and right Cranks
3Torque Wrenches A Large (10-20 Nm) Quill stem bolt
B Small (3-10 Nm) Stem faceplate / seatpost clamp
4Hex Bits
A 6 mm hex Stem quill bolt / faceplate bolts
B 5 mm hex Saddle rail clamp / brake lever
C 4 mm hex Seatpost clamp / shift lever
D 3 mm hex Derailleur hanger / light mount
E 2.5 mm hex HMI display / bell
F T8 Torx Handlebar light switch / Brake lever
reach adjustment
5Wrench
A 15 mm Flat Head Pedals
B 15 mm Socket Frontwheel nut
C 17 mm Socket Rearwheel nut
6Charger A Charger Battery
B Charger Cable Charger
7Reflectors Front / Rear Handlebar & seatpost
8Dropout Hanger Rear derailleur (spare part)
9Bell Handlebar
10 Battery Keys Battery
11 Globe zine
Required Tools
# PART WHERE USED
1Bicycle floor pump (with gauge) Tires
2Phillips head screwdriver Reflectors

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Torque Wrench
zIt is important to properly use a torque wrench during assembly
to make sure all bolts are tightened to specification.
zThe small torque wrench provided with your bicycle has a range
of 3-10 Nm and the large torque wrench has a range of 10-20
Nm.
zApplicable torque specifications can be found in the user
manual section of this document or printed on the part near the
bolt you are torquing. General torque specifications for other
components may also be found in the Owner’s Manual.
zFollowing are instructions on how to use the provided torque
wrench. If, after reading the instructions, you are still unsure of
how to use the torque wrench, please contact your Authorized
Globe Retailer for assistance.
WARNING! Correct tightening force on fasteners (nuts, bolts,
screws) on your bicycle is important for your safety. If too
little force is applied, the fastener may not hold securely. If
too much force is applied, the fastener can strip threads,
stretch, deform or break.
An incorrect tightening force can result in component
failure, which can cause you to lose control and fall. Where
indicated, ensure each bolt is torqued to specification.
After your first ride and consistently after that, recheck the
tightness of each bolt to ensure secure attachment of the
components.
The gauge measurements on this torque wrench only
display in Nm. If you choose to use your own tools, both Nm
and in-lbf torque specifications are provided in the bicycle’s
user manual.
Torque wrench parts
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#PART
1 Lever
2 Torque gauge
3 Torque pointer
4 Wrench socket
5 Hex bit

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Hex
Large
0Nm
20Nm
10/20Nm
A
zInsert the torque wrench into the bolt head (A) and turn the lever
arm clockwise until you feel resistance and the lever arm starts
to flex.
zOnce the lever arm starts to flex, apply the correct torque to
the bolt by turning the lever until the torque pointer is aligned
with the applicable numbered line on the torque gauge, then
stop and remove the torque wrench from the bolt (e.g. If the
specification is 20 Nm, turn the lever arm until the torque pointer
isaligned with the line to the left of “20”).
CAUTION: Do not touch the torque gauge with your fingers
when using the wrench as this could result in a false
reading.
Using the torque wrench
A
E
Hex
Large
B
zTo use the torque wrench, determine which hex bit is needed
and insert it into the socket of the torque wrench (A).
zWhen there is no tension on the torque wrench lever arm, the
right face of the arm/pointer (B) is aligned with the small white
line to the left of the “0” on the torque gauge (C).
Not all provided hex bits are needed to complete
assembly. Keep them handy for later maintenance.

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Let’s Assemble Your Bike!

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Step 1: Unpack the box
B
A
A
zSet the box upright in an open space.
zRotate the plastic locks (A) clockwise and remove them to
unlock the inner packaging from the outer packaging.
zUsing the side handles (B), lift the outer packaging up and off
the inner packaging.
zThe base packaging will now function as a bike stand during
assembly.
Your Globe bicycle may be heavier than a bicycle without
motor support. Use caution when handling, carrying, or
lifting. The unpacking and assembly of this bicycle is best
completed with the help of another person.
Step 2: Remove the small parts box
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zThe small parts box is located on the top of the rear internal
packaging tower.
zRemove the small partsbox. Open and remove the manuals,
pedals, reflectors, bell, and tools required for assembly.

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Step 3: Install the quill stem
2
3
zUnlock the tabs and remove the front tower cap and the
handlebar cap from the front tower.
Step 4:
4a
4b
zRemove the center packaging brace and the packing block
from the center tower to access the stem assembly and the
wrench.
zRemove the wrench from the center tower and set it aside for
use later on.

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Step 6:
zSlide the quill stem shaft into the head tube to the desired height
with the stem faceplate facing the front of the bicycle.
WARNING! The quill stem shaft must be inserted deep
enough into the head tube so the minimum insertion line
is below the headset lock nut. Failure to follow this warning
may cause structural damage to the quill stem and/or
frame and you may lose control and fall.
Step 5:
6 MM
A
zRemove the quill stem from the center tower.
zUse the supplied large torque wrench and 6 mm hex bit to
loosen the quill bolt at the top of the stem.

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Step 7:
6MM
Large
0Nm
20Nm
10/20Nm
zUsing the supplied large torque wrench and 6 mm hex bit,torque
the quill bolt at the top of the stem to 20 Nm / 177 in-lbf.
Step 8: Assemble the handlebar
zRemove the packing block from the center tower.

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Step 9:
6 MM
zUsing the supplied small torque wrench and 6 mm hex bit,
loosen and remove the faceplate bolts and washers from the
stem.
The tray in the rear tower is a convenient place to keep loose
parts.
Step 10:
B
A
B
zRemove the handlebar from the front tower (A) and slide the
handlebar out of the center tower (B).

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Step 11:
6 MM
zPlace the handlebar against the stem with the brake levers
facing the front of the bike, then place the stem faceplate over
the handlebar with the faceplate holes and stem holes aligned.
zEnsure there’s a washer on each bolt, then thread the bolts
through the faceplate into the stem body. Using the supplied
torque wrench and 6 mm hex bit, lightly tighten the bolts until
the upper and lower gaps between the stem body and stem
faceplate are approximately the same.
Step 12:
zAlign the handlebar in the stem by positioning the lines on
the handlebar evenly on each side of the stem, then align the
handlebar perpendicular to the front wheel.

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Step 13:
6 MM
Large
10/20Nm
0Nm
10Nm
3
1
2
4
zUsing the supplied large torque wrench and 6 mm hex bit,
tighten each faceplate bolt approximately half a turn at a time
in an alternating (cross) pattern until all the bolts are torqued to
10 Nm / 89 in-lbf.
Step 14: Unpack the bike
zRemove the center tower.

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Step 15:
A
CB
5
zUnlock the tab on the short side of the front tower (A),then slide
the tower (B) and the wheel brace (C) outward and away.
Step 16:
AB
C
6
zUnlock the tabs (A) and remove the small parts box tray (B) and
spacer box (C) from the rear tower.