=
A B
1
2
1
1
2
2
=
A B
4
3
4
3
4
3
R55C2
R
FORWARD
R55C2
FORWARD
L
A A
+ =
3--4mm
A B
+ =
3--4mm
A B
Remove the fixing bolt.
• Cutthecableatthelengthatwhichitisnotpulledtight
whenthehandlebaristurnedallthewaytotheleftand
right.
• Ifasqueakingnoiseoccursafteralongperiodofuse,
lubricatetheparts.
Technical Service Instructions
Inordertorealizethebestperformance,werecommendthatthe
followingcombinationbeused.
Brakelever
CaliperBrake
Brakecable
Installation of the brake lever
Installation of the brake
Replacement of the cartridge shoe
1.
5mmAllenkey
Wheninstallingthecomponentstocarbonframe/handlebarsurfaces,
verifywiththemanufacturerofthecarbonframe/partsfortheir
recommendationontighteningtorqueinordertopreventovertightening
thatcancausedamagetothecarbonmaterialand/orundertightening
thatcancauselackofxingstrengthforthecomponents.
2.
Cablehook
Innercableend
Outercasing
Outercasing
Innercableend
Installationbolt
Cablehook
A
Tape
Outercasing
Afteradjustingthebrakeshoepositionsothattheshoe
surfaceandtherimsurfaceareasshownintheillustration,
tightentheshoexingbolt.
Depressthebrakeleverabout10timesasfarasthegripand
checkthateverythingisoperatingcorrectlyandthattheshoe
clearanceiscorrectbeforeusingthebrakes.
Direction of
rim rotation
Direction of
rim rotation
Toe-in
0.5 mm
Note:
Note:
TheBR-R650allowstheangleofcontactbetweenthe
shoeandtherim(toe-in)tobeadjusted.Adjustingthe
toe-inmakesitpossibletoobtainsmootherbraking
operation.
1 mm or more
Shoe fixing bolt
4mmAllenkey
3.
Open
Closed
Quickrelease
lever
Cableadjustmentbolt
Shoe
insertion
direction
Shoeholder Shoeholder
Shoe Shoe
Front Front
Sameatfrontandrear
For the left
Sameatfrontandrear
For the right
Shoe
Depress about
10 times
BR-R650
CaliperBrake
ST-6600/ST-5600
Theusualpositionduring
installationiswhenthehead
ofthecenteringadjustment
boltisasshowninthe
illustration.
Centeringadjustmentbolt
Fixing bolt
2mmAllenkey
5mmAllenkey
Fixing bolt
Fixing bolt
BR-R650
Temporarilysecuretheoutercasingtothehandlebar(by
usingtapeorsimilarmaterial).
SI-8F60A-002
Tightening torque:
6 – 8 N·m
{52 – 69 in. lbs.}
Tightening torque:
8 – 10 N·m {69 – 87 in. lbs.}
Tightening torque:
5 – 7 N·m {43 – 61 in. lbs.}
Cable bolt tightening torque:
6 – 8 N·m {52 – 69 in. lbs.}
Tightening torque:
1 – 1.5 N·m {9 – 13 in. lbs.}
2.
6.
Brake shoe setting position Check
4.
Thenwrapthehandlebarwithhandlebartape.
Compressthearch,andsetwhiletheshoeisinrmcontact
withtherim
1.
Installation of the brake itself
Turnthecableadjustmentbolttoreadjusttheshoeclearance.
Makeaminoradjustmentbyusingthecenteringadjustment
bolt.
Setthequickreleaselevertotheclosedposition;thenadjust
theshoeclearance(asshownintheillustrationbelow)and
securethecable.
5.
4.
3.
Readjustment of the shoe clearance
Centering of the brake shoe
Cable connection
1.
4.
2.
3.
Tighten the fixing bolt.
Removetheshoebyslidingitalongthegrooveoftheshoe
holder.
Therearetwodifferenttypesofshoeandshoeholdertobe
usedintheleftandrightpositionsrespectively.Slidethenew
shoesintothegroovesontheshoeholderswhiletakingnote
ofthecorrectdirectionsandboltholepositions.
3mmAllenkey
• Improperuseofyourbicycle'sbrakesystemmayresultina
lossofcontroloranaccident,whichcouldleadtoasevere
injury.Becauseeachbicyclemayhandledifferently,besureto
learntheproperbrakingtechnique(includingbrakelever
pressureandbicyclecontrolcharacteristics)foryourbicycle.
Consultyourbicycledealerandthebicycle'sownersmanual,
andpracticeyourridingandbrakingtechnique.
• Ifthefrontbrakeisappliedtoostrongly,thewheelmaylock
andthebicyclemayfallforward,andseriousinjurymayresult.
• Securelytightenthecaliperbrakemountingnutstothe
speciedtighteningtorque.
•Uselocknutswithnyloninserts(self-lockingnuts)fornut-
typebrakes.
•Forsunkennuttypebrakes,usesunkennutsofthe
appropriatelengthwhichcanbeturnedsixtimesormore;
whenre-installing,applysealant(lockingadhesive)tothe
nutthreads.
Ifthenutsbecomelooseandthebrakesfalloff,theymayget
caughtupinthebicycleandthebicyclemayfallover.
Particularlyifthishappenswiththefrontwheel,thebicycle
maybethrownforwardandseriousinjurycouldresult.
• Brakesdesignedforuseasrearbrakesshouldnotbeusedas
frontbrakes.
• Obtain and read the service instructions carefully prior to
installing the parts.Loose,wornordamagedpartsmaycause
thebicycletofalloverandseriousinjurymayoccurasaresult.
WestronglyrecommendonlyusinggenuineShimano
replacementparts.
• Becarefulnottoallowanyoilorgreasetogetontothebrake
shoes.Ifanyoilorgreasedogetontheshoes,youshould
replacetheshoes,otherwisethebrakesmaynotwork
correctly.
• Checkthebrakecableforrustandfraying,andreplacethe
cableimmediatelyifanysuchproblemsarefound.Ifthisisnot
done,thebrakesmaynotworkcorrectly.
• Alwaysmakesurethatthefrontandrearbrakesareworking
correctlybeforeyouridethebicycle.
• Therequiredbrakingdistancewillbelongerduringwet
weather.
Reduceyourspeedandapplythebrakesearlyandgently.
• Iftheroadsurfaceiswet,thetireswillskidmoreeasily.Ifthe
tiresskid,youmayfalloffthebicycle.Toavoidthis,reduce
yourspeedandapplythebrakesearlyandgently.
• ReadtheseTechnicalServiceInstructionscarefully,andkeep
theminasafeplaceforlaterreference.
General Safety Information
WARNING
NOTE:
• IfusingSHIMANO'sroadbrakeshoesincombinationwith
ceramicrims,thebrakeshoeswillwearmorequicklythan
normal.
• Ifthebrakeshoeshaveworndownuntilthegroovesareno
longervisible,theyshouldbereplaced.
• Differentbrakeshoeshavetheirowncharacteristics.Askthe
placeofpurchasefordetailswhenpurchasingthebrakeshoes.
• Partsarenotguaranteedagainstnaturalwearordeterioration
resultingfromnormaluse.
• FormaximumperformancewehighlyrecommendShimano
lubricantsandmaintenanceproducts.
• Foranyquestionsregardingmethodsofhandlingor
maintenance,pleasecontacttheplaceofpurchase.
−Toavoidseriousinjuries:
SI-8F60A-002-00
One Holland, Irvine, California 92618, U.S.A. Phone: +1-949-951-5003
Industrieweg 24, 8071 CT Nunspeet, The Netherlands Phone: +31-341-272222
3-77 Oimatsu-cho, Sakai-ku, Sakai-shi, Osaka 590-8577, Japan
*ServiceInstructionsinfurtherlanguagesare
availableat:http://techdocs.shimano.com
Pleasenote:specificationsaresubjecttochangeforimprovementwithout
notice.(English)
©Nov.2010byShimanoInc.XBCIZMPrintedinMalaysia.