MAINTENANCE
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BRAKE SERVICE
FRONT BRAKE
The front brake is hydraulic and require brake uid to
opperate. You should always check to make sure your brake
resivour has enough uid in it to opperate properly or you
will eventually lose your ability to stop with the front brake.
There is a window on the side of the resivour that tells you
how much uid is left when you look at it level. If you do not
have experience with maintaining hydraulic brakes have a
professional rell or bleed the brakes for you when needed.
Never attempt to ride with leaks or damaged brake lines.
CHECK BRAKE PADS
CHECK BRAKE FLUID RESERVOIR
REAR BRAKE
Besides replacing the brake pads when needed you should
adjust the brake cable when the pads wear down and/or the
cable settles during regular use.
CHECK BRAKE PAD
ADJUST BRAKE FOR PERFORMANCE
WHEEL + TIRE SERVICE
SERVICING THE FRONT WHEEL + TIRE
REMOVING THE FRONT WHEEL
REPLACING THE FRONT TIRE + TUBE
INSTALLING THE FRONT WHEEL
SERVICING THE REAR WHEEL + TIRE
REMOVING THE REAR WHEEL
REPLACING THE REAR TIRE + TUBE
INSTALLING THE REAR WHEEL
CHAIN + FREE WHEEL
REPLACING THE BICYCLE CHAIN
Keep your chain and freewheel lubricated regularly to prevent
premature wear, and clean your chain after a dirty or salty ride.
LONG TERM STORAGE
Follow best practices for Li-Ion battery maintenance. There is
much debate about how to keep your battery lasting a long time
so do your research and decide what ts your riding habits best.
REMOVING AND STORING THE BATTERY
See BATTERY REMOVAL section for information of battery
removal.
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