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ENGLISH

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Project

TWINLOC

Adress Part name Weight General tol. Format

SCOTT SPORTS SA

Route du Crochet 17

1762 Givisiez

SWITZERLAND

DETAIL

COMPONENT

- A3

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F E D C B A

REMOTE LEVER

RELEASE BUTTON

SHOCK CABLE TENSION SCREW

SHOCK REMOTE CONTROL CABLE

FORK CABLE TENSION SCREW

FORK REMOTE CONTROL CABLE

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proprietary to SCOTT SPORTS SA.

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Project

TWINLOC

Adress Part name Weight General tol. Format

SCOTT SPORTS SA

Route du Crochet 17

1762 Givisiez

SWITZERLAND

FORK

CABLE

*** g *** A4

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D C B A

SCALE 3:2

FORK CABLE

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twinloc

Adress Part name Weight General tol. Format

SCOTT SPORTS SA

Route du Crochet 17

1762 Givisiez

SWITZERLAND

NUDE

CONFIGURATION

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4:1

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SCALE 4:1

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Project

twinloc

Adress Part name Weight General tol. Format

SCOTT SPORTS SA

Route du Crochet 17

1762 Givisiez

SWITZERLAND

EQUALIZER 2

CONFIGURATION

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F E D C B A

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Project

twinloc

Adress Part name Weight General tol. Format

SCOTT SPORTS SA

Route du Crochet 17

1762 Givisiez

SWITZERLAND

DT-M210

CONFIGURATION

Scale Material Projection

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4:1

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F E D C B A

SCALE 4:1

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Project

TWINLOC

Adress Part name Weight General tol. Format

SCOTT SPORTS SA

Route du Crochet 17

1762 Givisiez

SWITZERLAND

ALL MODES

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F E D C B A

LOCK OUT MODE

TRACTION MODE

ALL TRAVEL MODE

PRESS TO RELEASE

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TWINLOC

Adress Part name Weight General tol. Format

SCOTT SPORTS SA

Route du Crochet 17

1762 Givisiez

SWITZERLAND

ALL MODES

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F E D C B A

LOCK OUT MODE

TRACTION MODE

ALL TRAVEL MODE

PRESS TO RELEASE

TWINLOC – rEmOTE

CONTrOL LEvEr

Change the modes by pushing the lever with

your ﬁngers frontward and release them

by tapping the release button

(one mode per push/release)

For the different parts of the TWINLOC lever

mentioned in the following instruction please

refer to the drawing with parts names below:

The TWINLOC remote control lever is the

evolution of the already outstanding TRACLOC

system of Scott.

While TRACLOC allows the change on the Scott

rear shocks Nude TC and Equalizer 2 between

the Scott patented Lock-out, traction and

full-mode on the ﬂy from the handlebar, the

TWINLOC now allows also the remote control

of the front fork to shift between lock-out and

open mode at the same time when you change

the modes on the Scott rear shox.

The 3 modes on the lever and suspension

units are:

- Full Travel Mode:

full travel rear, full travel front

- Traction Mode:

traction mode rear, full travel front

- Lock-out Mode :

lock-out rear, lock-out front

Therefore Scott offers 3 different TWINLOC

levers with following fork/rear shock

combinations:

- Equalizer 2 with adapters for SRAM /Rock-

Shox fork and FOX fork/DT Swiss fork ( Scott

Article number: 216350)

- Nude TC with adapters for SRAM /RockShox

fork and FOX fork/DT Swiss fork

(Scott Article number: 216351)

- DT M210 with adapters for SRAM /RockShox

fork and FOX fork/DT Swiss fork

(Scott Article number: 216352)

Please note that the DT Swiss M210 rear shock

does not offer a traction mode, but only lock-out

and full-mode.

Important: you can only assemble the TWINLOC

remote lever in “left side upward position” on

the handlebar.

You have 3 positions of the TWINLOC remote

lever.

- most forward position:

lock-out rear, lock-out front

- middle position:

traction mode rear, full travel front

- most backward position:

full travel rear, full travel front

Regarding the installation and adjustment of

the rear shock remote cable please follow the

instructions of the different shox attached to

your bike.

Please note that the cable for the rear shock is

ALWAYS the upper cable on the lever as shown

in drawing below. There are 3 different versions

for different rear shock models.

Please make sure that your lever ﬁts to the rear

shock of the bike.

Lock Out Mode

Traction Mode

All Travel Mode

Press to release

Shock remote control cable

Shock cable tensien screw

Remote lever

Fork remote control cable

Fork cable tensien screw

Release button

Fork cable

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Brand	Scott
Model	Twinloc
Category	Bicycles
File type	PDF
File size	2.15 MB

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