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Maintenance:
Maintaining your bike ensures you will get the most out of every
ride and increases the longevity of your RooDog electric bike.
How much you can do your self really depends on your skill,
knowledge, experience level and if you have the necessary tools
for the job.
If there is is anything you do not understand or are unsure
of how certain things work it is always best to contact your
RooDog dealer for advice.
Disclaimer:… Please be aware general maintenance is not
covered by the warranty and is therefore a service that will be
chargeable.
Before every ride:
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Check brakes, Lights, gears and tyre pressures are correct.
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Check fasteners, bolts and anything else that may come loose
over time.
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Check battery is fully charged, or at least has enough charge to
complete your planned journey.
Weekly:
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Clean the bike, including chainring and gears – (do not use
excessive water around electrical parts)
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Oil the chain, and keep all moving parts well lubricated and free
from damp.
Every month:
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Check for worn brake pads and replace if necessary.
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Check headset for looseness by rocking the bike back and
forth whilst having the brakes applied. If loose have your
dealer check it.
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Check free movement of handlebar. If tight have deal check it.
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Check cables for free movement, rust, kinks and fraying.
Replace if necessary
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Check wheel spokes are all tighjt and wheel spins true. Have
your dealer fix it if they are not. (spokes can break and wheel
rims can be bent if this is not regularly checked)
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Check tyre for tread and check sidewalls are in good condition.
Replace if necessary.
Every 3000 miles or annually:
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Have the bike inspected and serviced at your local dealer
including general inspection of the hub motor and all
electrical parts.