WARNING:
Be careful not to over lubricate. In case oil gets on the wheel rims or the brake shoes, it will
minimize the brake performance and thus a longer break distance will be necessary to stop the
bicycle.
In such a case injury to the rider or to others could take place.
chain.
the tyres.
Rinse using clean water and dry it completely before you ride.
Use light machine oil (20W) for lubricating the bicycle as per the presented details in the
following table:
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Put the bicycle on its left side and slowly turn the rear
wheel in the clockwise direction. Apply four drops of oil
in the crack between the rear sprockets (which are
stationary) and the freewheel body (which is turning
clockwise).
Put four drops of oil into both ends of each cable. Let
cable the oil to soak back along the cable wire.
On the pivot point of each cantilever Brake put one drop
of oil.
On the pivot point of each brake lever put one drop of oil.
Put one drop of oil on each roller of the chain. Make sure
Put four drops of oil where the axles go into the pedals.
If the brake system wears out, it is recommended you visit a professional bike shop to replace
the brake pads or brake system.
What
Pedals
Chain
Brake Lever
Wheel Brakes
Brake and
cable
Crank every six months
every six months
every six months
every six months
every six months
every six months
When Where
Lubrication & Maintenance
Recommended Torque Table
6 N•m
(4.43 ft-lbs)
6 N•m
(4.43 ft-lbs)
7 N•m
(5.16 ft-lb)
8 N•m
(5.9 ft-lbs)
8 N•m
(5.9 ft-lbs)
10 N•m
(7.38 ft-lbs)
12 N•m
(8.85 ft-lbs)
12 N•m
(8.85 ft-lbs)
5.5N/m
(4 ft-lbs)
9.5N/m
(7 ft-lbs)
0.7N/m
(0.5 ft-lbs)
15N/m
(11 ft-lbs)
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