Elite Suito thru axle 142mm adapters

[rutgerolthof]

Hi,

I'm lost with the setup of my new Suito and converting it to 142mm with adapters. There seems to be an error in the manual. The manual clearly tells me to use adapter G on the left and F on the right: '1) Insert the left adapter (Ref. G) and screw the rigth
adapter (Ref F) for 142mm carriages (Fig. 16)'

With this picture:


But in the bag that came with the Suito; the following is included:

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There's one additional part. The one marked with ? fits into F. And without it my dropout is directly connected to the lockring of the cassette. So it makes sense to use F+?. But did I mis something in the manual?

[JoeG]

Did you figure out what the one you labeled F was for?

[Elite Admin S]

As indicated in the user manual:

N.2 Freehub body spacer (B)
N.1 Chainstay adapter (C)
N.1 Right rotating chainstay adapter L=130-135mm (D)
N.1 Left rotating chainstay adapter L=130-135mm (E)
N.1 Right rotating chainstay adapter L=142mm (F)
N.1 Left rotating chainstay adapter L=142mm (G)

Part C, D and E are used for quick release for quick release bikes.
Prat F and G are used for thru axle bikes

[pdobberow]

Hi,

The adapter (F) for the drive train side is 2mm shorter than the spacer on my rear wheel of my bike.
So the frame and the connected rear derailleur are 2mm closer to the cassette. That leads to problems with shifting.
Is there any other adapter available ?

Cheers
Philipp

[Elite Admin S]

Hi

Add a washer under the adapter, as shown in this photo:


This should solve the problem

Regards

[jonathan.lakethomas]

I'm having the same problem, what are the exact dimensions of the washer to use please?