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Components
Task
Monthly /
20 hrs
Quarterly /
60 hrs
Yearly /
200 hrs
Other /
Notes
Brake
Check the brake pads for wear
The brake pad on the metal backing
plate must be at least 0.5mm thick.
X *
Check of brake rotor for wear.
Minimum thickness of brake rotor:
1.5mm
X
Bleed the brake / replace the brake fluid X *
Wheels
Hub maintenance:
See manufacturer’s instructions for
maintenance tasks.
X *
Check the rim tape for damage.
The rim tape must be replaced when
the rim tape is coming off of the rims.
the print is coming off and the material
underneath is visible.
there is significant inwards buckling
around the spoke holes and lots of
wrinkles in the rim tape.
X
Check the spoke tension and whether it is
running or showing wear, if necessary true
the wheel(s).
X *
Tyres
Check tyres. X *
Shifting /
drive unit
Check the wear of the chain with a chain
wear indicator.
The chain needs replacing when the
chain wear indicator measurements
indicates the maximum permitted
stretch.
The chainrings and the cassette should
also be replaced when replacing the
second chain.
X *
* More frequently for malfunctions or intense use
6.2 Tyre pressure
The maximum tyre pressure depends on tyre width and inner rim width. You can use the tyre and rim manufacturers’
specifications when adjusting the tyre pressure. Do not exceed the maximum tyre pressure!
On many bikes, it makes sense to choose a tyre pressure that is lower than the maximum pressure for a more
comfortable ride. The minimum tyre pressure is also marked on the tyre sidewall and you should not fall below this value
either.

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