Cleaning and Maintenance:
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It is good practice to clean your bike after a wet ride and store in a dry place to avoid
rust.
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When cleaning or servicing your bike, always remove the battery.
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To increase the life of your bike, regularly lubricate your chain, shifter, and rear
sprocket.
Tips
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Lube your chain frequently every 100 km using a special bike lube to maximize
performance and get a smooth ride.!
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Constantly check your bike components for wear and tear. If any found, replace
immediately to avoid injury and further damaging your bike.!
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Constantly check the bolts to ensure they are all tightened. This is essential especially
when planning on riding through rough terrain.!
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Regularly check your brake pads. If they are damaged, cracked, or have less than
8mm of thickness they need to be replaced.!
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Reducing pressure on the pedals while shifting gears increases the life of the chain,
chainring, and sprocket as the motor places major stress on the gears.!
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Ensure that your tires are inflated with appropriate air pressure. It is recommended
that air pressure is 30-40 psi and 25-30 psi for fat tires. However, this may vary
depending on the riding conditions and your weight.
Legal Requirements:
Electrical bicycles are regulated, and regulations vary depending on the country/state/
province/city you live in. It is your responsibility to inform yourself of the local law
requirement and comply with it. You may contact local authorities, electrical bicycle
shops or bicycle associations to acquire further information on legal requirements.
It is important to keep a record of your serial number as this will be required by the
police in case of theft.