Acros A-GE installation dimensions

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1 Acros A-GE installation dimensions With the following document, you can check prior placing your order if the components of the ACROS A-GE group to fit your bike. Please check these measurements carefully for later assembly and functional problems to avoid. Page 1

2 Mounting dimensions Lever Particularly for cranked arms should be noted that the shift lever can be clamped only on a cylindrical surface with 22.2 mm Installation standards: the handlebar clamp Clamp diameter: 22.2 mm Clearance: Clearance is the measure of the freedom which the lever for proper operation when installed is required (Fig.1 and Fig.2). diameter Figure 1: clearance front Figure 2: clearance side Page 2

3 Mounting dimensions for front derailleur clamp Installation Standards: Seat tube clamp Clamp diameter: 28.6 mm for; 31.8 mm, 34.9 mm and 38.2 mm (see table clamp diameter). Clamp height: The height clamp, make sure that the clamp does not interfere with eyelets for cable guides and bottle holder (Fig. 6). With carbon frames, make sure that the clamp may be affixed only on cylindrical surfaces. Can be mounted so that the derailleur in a suitable position, three different cage lengths (L) is available (Figure 3, Figure 4, Figure 5). In the different cage lengths changes in each case only which only the back plate (inner plate) of the cage. Clearance: Clearance is the measure of the space, which requires the front derailleur for proper operation when installed (Fig. 7). With full suspension frame, these dimensions are to check with fully and completely ausgefedertem eigefedertem rear. In addition, must be given between the tire and front derailleur, a minimum distance of 5 mm (Fig. 8) Figure 3: derailleur short (L = +0 mm) Figure 4: derailleur middle (L = +15 mm) Page 3 Figure 5: derailleur long (L = +23 mm)

4 figure 6:clamp hight figure 7: Clearance Page 4

5 Mounting height front derailleur Number of teeth Mounting height (in mm) ± 2mm largest +0 mm +15 mm +23 mm chainring A B C D A B C D A B C D MTB Road Clamp diameter diameter clamp Adapter 28,6 34,9 28,6 mm ( ) 31,8 34,9 31,8 mm ( ) 34,9 34,9 38,2 38,2 figure 8: tire spacing Page 5

6 Mounting Dimensions for Direct Mount front derailleur Installation Standards: High Direct Mount, E Type, E2, S1, S2, S3 Derailleur: The Direct Mount Assembly is a distinction between High and Low Direct Mount Direct Mount. For the High Direct Mount standard (Fig. 9), there are the Acros A GE with High Direct Mount front derailleur adapter (HDA). For the low direct mount standard (Fig ), there are the Acros A GE Direct Mount front derailleur with Low Adapter (LDA). With the LDA, the Acros A GE can be mounted front derailleur with the help of adapters (see table on page 8) in frame with the following standards: E Type (Fig. 10), E2 (Fig. 11), S1 (Fig. 12), S2 (Fig. 11), S3 (Fig. 1) If you want to block the Acros A GE front derailleur with the standard E Type, you must purchase this from your local dealer for a Shimano E type plate. Clearance: Clearance is the measure of the space, which requires the front derailleur for proper function in the assembled state (Fig. 13). With full suspension frame, these dimensions are to check with fully and completely ausgefedertem eigefedertem rear. In addition, must be given between the tire and front derailleur, a minimum distance of 5 mm (Fig. 8). Page 6

7 Figure 9: Acros A GE HDA Figure 10: Acros A GE LDA with Shimano E Type Plate Figure 11: Acros A GE on S2, S3, E2 Frame Figure 12: Acros A GE LDA on S1 Frame Page 7

8 Adapter for Mounting Clearance Mounting standards front deraileur required Adapter High Direct Mount Acros A GE HDA E Acros A GE LDA Shimano E Type Platte E2 Acros A GE LDA S1 Acros A GE LDA Acros S1 Adapter S2 Acros A GE LDA Acros S2 Adapter S3 Acros A GE LDA Acros S3 Adapter Number of teeth largest Clearance in mm (± 2 mm) chainring C D MTB Road Acros S1 Adapter Acros S2 Adapter Acros S3 Adapter Figure 13: Clearance Page 8

9 Mounting dimensions rear derailleur Hanger: the correct operation of the circuit must work properly, the measure of the position of the Derailleur hanger vote (Fig. 14). Cage length: In order to achieve the best possible performance, it is necessary to provide a switching mechanism with the shortest possible cage use. Acros A GE is the switching mechanism is therefore with 60mm, 90mm and 100mm length cage (L) (Fig. 15). The optimal length of the cage can be combined with the capacity formula (page 10) can be calculated. It can also calculated a shorter than the cage be driven. If you drive the chain to the two largest chain rings with a shorter cage may happen that the chain is too short or they can on the two smallest chainrings are no longer tense. Be considered for full suspension frame, the additional streamlining of the chain due to the deflection of the rear end. Clearance: Clearance is the measure of the freedom which the switching mechanism for a perfectly s function when installed is required (Fig. 16). Figure 14: Hanger Figure 15: cage length Figure 16: Clearance Page 9

10 Capacity of the rear deraileur cage 60 mm Cage 90 mm Cage 100 mm Cage 35 teeth 43 teeth 50 teeth Formula: ( Zr2 + Zk2 ) ( Zr1 + Zk1 ) = Capacity transition examples Zr2: highest number of teeth cassette Zk2: highest number of teeth crank Zr1: lowest number of teeth cassette Zk1: lowest number of teeth curbel (Formula applies only to Hardtailrahmen. With full suspension Framework must also streamlining the chain of the compression of the rear end will be considered) crank cassette capacity cagelength Road 53/ teeth 60 mm 52/42/ teeth 60 mm MTB 44/32/ teeth 90 mm 44/32/ teeth 100 mm 42/32/ teeth 90 mm 36/ teeth 60 mm 45/ teeth 90mm DH teeth 60 mm teeth 60 mm Page 10