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8.1. Vehicle Care
8. Vehicle Care and Preservation
VEHICLE CARE AND PRESERVATION
Regularly clean and polish the bike to maintain its longevity. A clean vehicle is more likely to reveal any mechanical issues easily.
Saltwater or road salt can increase the likelihood of rust on the bike. Therefore, always remember to clean the bike thoroughly after
traveling on roads near the sea or with road salt.
8.2. Bike Wash
Please allow the motor, motor controller, brakes, lithium-ion battery, and high-temperature components to cool completely before
washing the bike.
1.
Remove mud and dirt from the bike using a pressure washer with appropriate pressure.
2.
If necessary, use a sponge or soft cloth soaked in a mild cleaning solution to wipe the bike.
Clean the headlights and plastic components carefully to avoid scratching them.
Avoid direct water spray on electrical system components.
3.
Rinse the bike thoroughly with plenty of water and use a soft cloth to dry it.
4.
After the bike is dry, lubricate the moving parts on the bike.
Ensure that lubricating oil does not adhere to the brakes or tires. Brake discs and brake pads contaminated with lubricating oil will
significantly reduce braking efficiency and may lead to accidents.
5.
Apply a rust prevention oil layer to protect the bike from rust.
Do not use rust prevention oil containing chemicals or strong cleaning agents, as they may damage metal and plastic components on
the bike. Avoid allowing rust prevention oil to splash onto the tires and brakes.
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