Schindelhauer Bikes ThinBike, Manual

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Component Task/Activity Before every ride Monthly Annually Other interval
Tires
Check tire pressure
Skid depth control
Check for ruptures on the flank
o
o
o
Brakes Control brake pad thickness
o
Brake cables/-lines Visual check
x
Aluminum fork
Check
Replace
x min. biannual
x after crash or every 3 years
Gates belt
Visual check
Check tension
o
o
Gear-hub
Check bearing play
Check function
x
x
Inner bearing
Check bearing play
Grease (frame thread
x
x
Pedals Check bearing play
o
Crank Check and retighten
x
Paint finish Conserve
o
Wheels / spokes
Control true run
Check spoke tension
o
o
Handlebar/ stem
Check for bends and cracks
Replace
x min. biannual
x after crash or every 3 years
Headset bearing Check bearing play
o
Metallic surfaces Conserve (exception: Brake disks!)
o
Axle bolts Check / retighten o
Service- and maintenance intervals
After an initial break in period, your bike will have to be maintained and
serviced in regular intervals and certain components will have to be
checked and/or replaced. Ideally, your Schindelhauer Bikes dealer should
perform this maintenance. The intervals stated in the following table are
meant to function as a guide for people that travel an annual distance of 1500-2500 km with their bike. More frequent use or bad street conditions
mean these intervals have to be shortened accordingly.
o With adequate technical- and mechanical comprehension, you
may carry out these operations on your own.
x Your Schindelhauer dealer should carry out these operations.
Tire width and pressure
Model Tires Nominal width recommended tire pressure Maximum tire pressure
ThinBike Schwalbe Kojak 40mm 3,5-5 bar 6.0 bar
Front sprocket Rear sprocket Gear ratio Number of
teeth (belt)
50 22 2,27 111
50 24 2,08 113
Component Task/Activity Before every ride Monthly Annually Other interval
Bold print = default gear ratio
Nuts and bolts Check / retighten o
Valves Check fit o
Seat post Grease clamped connections o
Possible gear ratios
You may order pulleys through Gates or Schindelhauer
Bikes. Let a specialized dealer carry out the modification
as special tools are needed.
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The maximum allowed tire width for the ThinBike is 40mm
(measured width). The nominal width stated on the tire
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flank and the actual measured width may differ depending on the
manufacturer.