MAINTENANCE AND CARE
MOTOR AND CONTOLLER CAN BE VERY HOT, CAUSING BURNS AND SEVERE INJURY. BE SURE THESE
COMPONTS HAVE HAD TIME TO COOL BEFORE ATEMPTING TO DO ANY MAINTENCE.
BEFORE DOING ANY WORK ON YOUR BIKE ALWAYS BE SURE TO REMOVE THE BATTERY.
Service:
Before every ride complete the bike inspection outlined in the section “Inspection before every ride”.
If you identify any areas that need adjustment or service, take your bike to a qualified bike technician for
repair and service.
Before and after every ride:
Check wheels and tire inflation, Check handlebar and stem, Check brakes, Check
seat and seat post, Check lights and reflectors, Check frame, fork, and components. Clean your bike and
remove any grass or debris on your bike especially from your drivetrain system. Never clean your brake pads
or rotor with any type of lubricant.
Monthly:
Clean your bike thoroughly and remove any grass or debris on your bike especially from your
drivetrain system. Squeeze and inspect brake for wear and proper working order. Check reflectors, lights, and
seat/seat post for excess wear or damage. Check the frame, fork, handlebars, and stem for cracks and
damage. Check each pedal to make sure they are not loose. Make sure there is no rust or kinks in the control
cables or cable housing. Check your wheel rims for excessive wear and dents or for any loose or damaged
spokes. Check your tires for tire inflation and excessive wear, cuts, or abrasions. Check each foot platform for
damage.
Every 3 months:
Check reflectors, lights, and seat/seat post for excess wear or damage. Check the frame, fork,
handlebars, and stem for cracks and damage. Lubricate handlebar stem and seatpost. Check each foot
platform for damage. Make sure there is no rust or kinks in the control cables or brake housing. Check your
wheel rims for excessive wear and dents and for loose or damaged spokes. Check your tires for tire inflation
and excessive wear, cuts, or abrasions. Check crankset and bottom bracket. Inspect and lubricate brake levers.
Lubricate bottom bracket bearings, wheel bearings.
If you are uncomfortable with any service or general maintenance to your bike, please visit your local bike
shop for service and maintenance.
Take your bike to your local bike shop for inspection after 30 days or if you think something is wrong with you
bike take it in immediately.
Your bike and components are subject to wear and fatigue. If a component’s life cycle is exceeded, it can
suddenly fail which may cause serious injury or death.
Take your bike to your local bike shop for repair and service if you notice any of the following or any other
wear and fatigue
