PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION
Suspension does not collapse or travel Humidity has iced up inside shock absorber
Shock absorber needs to be replaced or
taken off for maintenance
Understeering on icy terrain Side runner worn out Re-sharpen or replace
Hard to initiate leaning Slide is worn out Replace slide
Brake needs to be pumped in order to brake
(spongy brake lever)
Disc brake is bent or loose
Replace damaged parts. Check torque on
brake hub.
Excessive ice build-up on disc
Pay attention to ice build-up in particular
conditions
Air trapped in brake line Bleed braking system
Brake system is hard to bleed Improper brake line routing
Brake line must be routed as straight as
possible. Avoid small radius bends
Hissing sound when applying brake Brake pads are loose or worn out Verify installation or replace pads
Bike hard to start (too rich)
Air temperature sensor trapped in snow
(permanent cold start mode)
Relocate Air temperature sensor or install
pre-filter on sensor
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