Lapierre Sitandgo, Owner'S Manual

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IV—Maintenance
1 Maintenance schedule
To prolong the life of your bike, you should keep and respect
a maintenance schedule.
Before and after each ride
— Check the brakes.
— Check the pressure in the tires and for any tears
or foreign objects.
— Check if the wheels are securely fastened.
— Check if the stem and handlebars are securely fastened.
— Check the suspension forks to ensure proper functioning.
— Always store your bike in a clean, dry place.
Each month
— Check for a loose stem, handlebars or seat post.
— Inspect the cassette and chain.
— Inspect the cables, hose, and shifters, and adjust if necessary.
— Check the derailleurs and add grease if necessary.
— Check the wear and tear of the brake pads/callipers.
— Check if the wheels are deformed, and check the tension
in the spokes.
— If your bike has V-Brakes, your rim is a consumable part
that will need to be controlled regularly. Please refer to the
supplier’s guidelines and check the braking surface regularly
for wear indicators.
Every six months
(depending on how often you ride and the type of riding) :
— Closely inspect the frame for any tiny cracks.
— Check for play in the crankset.
— We recommend taking your bike to a Lapierre
™
authorized
dealer for an in-depth inspection and tune-up.
Every year
— Replace the stem and handlebars.
— Replace the brake pads/callipers if necessary (this will
depend on the frequency and intensity of your rides).
— Check for any parts that may rub against each other and
cause damage.
— We recommend taking your bike to a Lapierre
™
authorized
dealer for a complete revision and tune-up.