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Cleaning and Maintenance
1. CLEANING AND CARE
Always disconnect the battery
pack before carrying out main-
tenance and/or cleaning opera-
tions (g. “54“).
Failure to clean and care for your
bicycle correctly may result in
hazardous riding conditions,
falls and accidents. Caring for
your bicycle properly will pro-
long its working life (g. “56“).
2. PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
PROGRAM
- Carry out the operations described below to
ensure that your bicycle and all its components
continue to function correctly and safely.
• After using your bicycle,
always check
the following parts:
- First, carry out general cleaning on your bicycle
(especially after riding it in dirty and/or muddy
conditions) (see paragraph “3” - Section “07”).
- Spokes.
- Wheel rims, inspecting them for signs of wear
and tear and checking that they are concentric.
- Tyres for signs of damage and foreign bodies.
- Front wheel quick release device for signs of
wear and tear.
- Gear wheels and suspension components, in-
specting them for signs of wear and tear and
checking that they function correctly.
- Hydraulic brakes, inspecting them for signs of
The operations described in this section may be carried out by the user.
All other operations MUST be carried out by the vendor or qualied personnel.
wear and tear and checking that they function
correctly (check for leaks).
- Lights (if tted).
- Lubricate the chain and sprockets after riding
your bicycle in wet conditions, after washing it
with water and after prolonged use on sandy
terrain (see paragraph “3” - Section “07”).
• After completing 300 to 500 Km
Check the following parts for signs of wear and
tear (contact your vendor in order to replace
them if necessary):
- Chain.
- Sprockets.
- Teeth.
- Wheel rims.
- Brake disks.
- Clean chain, sprockets and teeth.
- Lubricate the chain and the sprockets.
Use a suitable lubricant (see paragraph “3” -
Section “07”).
- Check the tightening torque on all the screws.
• After completing 3,000 Km
Arrange for the following parts to be checked:
- Hub.
- Steering unit.
- Pedals.
- Gear change and brake cables (the Teon
sheaths must not come into contact with lubri-
cants or oil).
Take your bicycle to the authorized vendor in order to:
- Remove.
- Check.
- Clean.
- Grease (lubricate).
- And replace components, as necessary.
• After using your bicycle in very wet
conditions
Clean and lubricate the following parts:
- Chain.
- Sprockets.
- Teeth.
- Gearwheel system.
- Brakes (with the exception of the disk surfac-
es).
It is important to bear in mind that some
lubricants and maintenance products
may not be suitable for use on your bi-
cycle.
Contact your specialized vendor for
more information.
Using unsuitable lubricants or mainte-
nance products may damage or com-
promise the correct operation of your
bicycle.
Ensure that brake shoes, brake disks and
the braking surfaces on the wheel rims
do not come into contact with mainte-
nance products or lubricating oils, as
this would reduce the braking eciency
of your bicycle.
Failure to inspect and repair dam-
ages to your bicycle resulting from
a fall, or failure to carry out such
operations correctly, may result in
hazardous riding conditions, fur-
ther falls and accidents.
Do not hesitate to return your bicy-
cle to the vendor or take it to a spe-
cialized bicycle workshop for the
necessary checks and inspections.
This is the only way to be certain of
identifying and repairing worn and
damaged parts safely.