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WARNING
Loose wheels.
A loose wheel can cause a crash or
an accident. Before every ride, check that the
wheels are not loose.
WARNING
Sudden loss of tyre pressure.
If the tyre pressure
is too high, the tyre can burst or come off the rim.
In this case, there is a risk of crashing. Always
ride with tyres at the correct tyre pressure.
WARNING
Worn tyres increase the risk of a crash! Tyres
with worn tread have less grip. You should ask
your ROTWILD authorised dealer to check the
tread on your tyres regularly.
When you first use the bike, the spokes and
nipples can settle. Check that your wheels run
true. If they do not, have them checked and, if
necessary, centred by your ROTWILD authorised
dealer.
CAUTION
Risk of injury.
If you do not have the necessary
technical knowledge or do not carry out the
maintenance correctly, you could be injured.
- Wear protective gloves.
- Keep your fingers away from moving parts.
- Make sure that your fingers do not get
trapped.
Checks before every ride
Check the quick release lever before every ride
to make sure that the wheel is securely fixed in
the fork. This is particularly important if you leave
your e-MTB parked in a public place. Make sure
that the quick release lever is tightened with
a torque of at least 15 Nm.
Quick test
Lift your e-MTB up so that the front and rear
wheels are off the ground. Hit the wheel hard with
a downward motion a few times. The wheel
should not become loose or fall out. There should
also be no play between the wheel and the fork.
This test does not guarantee that the quick
release lever is tightened with a torque of at least
15 Nm. If you are not certain whether your quick
release lever is properly fitted, contact your
ROTWILD authorised dealer.
WARNING
If too much pre-load force is applied,
this will
damage the quick release lever and it will no
longer function correctly. If not enough pre-load
is used, the force will be applied incorrectly. This
can cause the fork or the frame to break.
Wheels and tyres