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B. EVERY MONTH
Inspect for any possible play in the
stem and the handlebar.
Check the front and rear sprockets,
these can wear quicker in colder /
muddy conditions.
Check the cables, hoses, levers.
Check the derailleurs, and
lubricate if necessary.
Check the wear on brake pads, and
replace if necessary.
Check the wheel for any buckles
and the spoke tension.
C. EVERY SIX MONTHS
(depending on
the frequency and the type of usage)
Inspect the frame and check for
the appearance of any cracks.
Check and grease the wheel hubs,
headset, and any parts that have
friction.
D. BEYOND TWO YEARS
Replace the handlebar, stem
and fork.
For a more in depth diagnostic, we advise
you to visit your retailer, in order to carry
out a more detailed check.
MAINTENANCE
The chain of your electric bike is subject to
high stress, especially if you use the higher
levels of assistance. Regularly check its wear
and replace it often. Go to your local bike
retailer for advice if you are in any doubt.
Take the time to regularly check that no
link has become deformed or open as it
could break while riding and case a fall. In
order to prolong the lifespan of your bike,
here is an example of a maintenance
calendar, in the case of regular use.
Regularly check that the xation points
on your mudguard are tight. (see Table 1
Recommended Torque Values)
A. BEFORE AND AFTER EACH RIDE
Check the brakes.
Check the tire pressures and for
any possible damage.
Check wheels are tight.
Check the stem and handlebar
are tight.
Check your fork is aligned
correctly and there is no damage.
Check that the battery is correctly
attached to the frame or the
luggage rack.
Carefully store your bike in a clean
dry area.
Recharge your battery.
MOVING AND STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS FOR BATTERIES
INSTRUCTIONS VISANT LE DÉPLACEMENT ET L'ENTREPOSAGE POUR PILES
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