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4Chapter 1: Guide to Safe On-and-Off Road Operation

Checklist: Check Before Each Ride

This is not a full maintenance program.

Examine the Frame and Fork

Before and after each ride, examine all of your

bicycle for signs of fatigue stress:

• Dents • Cracks

• Scratches • Deformation

• Discoloration • Unusual noises

Bicycles are not indestructible, and their parts

will not last forever. If your use of a bicycle

increases the forces on it through hard riding,

difﬁcult conditions, or increased mileage, you

should replace your bicycle or its parts more

frequently than riders who ride less or ride

smoothly and carefully. The safe life of a part

is determined by its construction, materials,

use, maintenance, rider weight, speed, terrain,

maintenance, and environment (humidity,

salinity, temperature, etc.)—so it is not possible

to give an accurate timetable for replacement.

If you are not sure if you should replace a part,

speak to your dealer.

A major impact is anything that causes you

to fall from your bike. It is not uncommon in

a major impact for the bicycle or its parts to

have damage. A minor impact, where you hit an

obstacle without falling from your bike, can still

place high stresses on your bicycle. After any

impact, if your bicycle behaves in an unusual

manner or you hear a noise, immediately stop

the bicycle and identify the problem. Always

inspect the bicycle thoroughly before riding the

bicycle again.

In some cases, a lighter frame or part

has a longer life than heavier ones. But

better maintenance, more frequent

inspections, and more frequent replacement

are necessary for light-weight, high-

performance bicycles and parts.

If Your Frame or Fork has a Problem,

Stop Your Bicycle

Frame problems are not common, but as an

example, some riders could get a “shimmy” or

“harmonic oscillation” or “frame wobble” at

some speeds. If you get a shimmy or any other

problem, decrease your speed immediately and

do not ride the bicycle. Transport your bicycle

directly to a dealer for inspection and repair.

FIGURE 2:

Toe-clip overlap

WARNING: A frame or fork problem

could decrease your control and cause

you to fall. If your bicycle gets a

shimmy or any other problem,

decrease your speed immediately.

Transport your bicycle to your dealer

for inspection and repair.

Examine Your Bicycle Before Each Ride

The checklist that follows shows critical areas

for you to examine. If a part of your bicycle

does not have the correct function, use the

instructions in this manual to repair your

bicycle or transport your bicycle to your dealer

for repair. Do not ride a bicycle with a part that

is damaged; replace the part.

WARNING: A bicycle that does not

operate correctly can decrease your

control and cause you to fall. Fully

examine all of your bicycle before

each ride, and do not ride your bicycle

until you correct any problem.

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