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Schedule
The frequency of maintenance depends on how much you ride and under which conditions. Recreational
riders needs far less maintenance then o-road riders. The harder you ride, the more you have to take care of
your bike if you want it to last. There are various time intervals for proper maintenance. Quick maintenance
should be done before & after every ride.
Time aer Purchase Acon Suggested
Everyme before you ride (The 60 Second
Check)
Check re pressure, check brakes that they
work, check lights, check bolts (make sure
everything is ght), check baery gauge.
Do not ride the unit unless everything is
funconal and proper
30 Days (every month) Completely clean the bike, including the dust
on the motor and under the seat. Check for
any abnormal wear and tear or alignment
problems.
90 Days (every 3 months) Inspect frame and fork for paint crack or
bulgest that may indicate frame or part
damage; pay parcular aenon to all frame
joints. Check wear and tear on res. Check
range of baery.
180 Days Inspect all components on the bike. Check
that connecons are nice and ght. Look
inside where your controller is and clean in
detail. Check that all plugs are clean. Go over
every bolt and nut in your unit.
360 Day (every 12 months) Bring the bike for a complete tune-up.
Varying on the bike the shop should complete
a baery discharge, res should be changed
depending on wear and tear. All connecons
should be checked for rust and loosness. All
components should be checked including
charged, ignion, and gauges.