Unidentified bits included with Vado SL

[jason.flood]

Is anyone able to help me identify what the bits are in this picture? The were in little plastic bags in the case that stores the charger.

Top left is a small plastic washer about 3mm thick

Then to the right, two slightly conical plastic collars or grommets that look like they could be something to do with a cable entry but cannot see anywhere on the bike they could be used.

Finally the long thin fork/spanner/spatular. For the life of me I cannot work out what this is for. If it is some kind of spanner the face to face disance it 2.97mm according to my digital calipers.

Any sleuths out there that could put me out of my misery

 

[Stefan Mikes]

IDK, something related to the FutureShock maybe?

 

[jason.flood]

IDK, something related to the FutureShock maybe?

Great shout Stefan,

After you mentioned that I looks for info on future shock and found this which indeed talks about a supplied 3mm spanner - just after fig. 9

https://media.specialized.com/support/collateral/0000134022.pdf

Just the mystery of the plastic bits now. I’m trying to view things on my phone so not easy to read.

 

[Stefan Mikes]

Just keep the parts just in case

 

[Ben J]

I've seen similar caps used to cover bolts for transport. It's possible those are just leftover bits from assembling your bike.

 

[jason.flood]

I've seen similar caps used to cover bolts for transport. It's possible those are just leftover bits from assembling your bike.

Thanks Ben. This sounds plausible. Perhaps something to protect the holes where the pedals screw into the cranks. May check that tomorrow

 

[jason.flood]

I've seen similar caps used to cover bolts for transport. It's possible those are just leftover bits from assembling your bike.

Yay! You were right Ben, the plastic collars fit perfectly into the crank pedal holes. I'll keep hold of them.

 

[Allan47.7339]

The 3mm wrench is to used adjust the headset bearing preload. There are two small adjustment nuts under the snap on plastic cover at the base of the stem.