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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
With durable, high performance components, this equipment is designed for heavy usage with minimal mainte-
nance required. To keep it in top condition, perform regular daily, weekly and monthly preventive maintenance
routines outlined below.
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
Bi-Annually
Cleaning
Wipe down and clean Bike and Frame
X
Clean Console
1
X
Inspect
Check Pedals for damage and movement
X
Inspect each console, sensor, and cables for loose
parts or damage. Adjust or replace as necessary.
X
Inspect for loose assemblies, nuts or bolts and
tighten as necessary.
X
Remove and replace any components that are
damaged or deemed unsafe.
X
Inspect Pedal Bolts and Crank
2
X
Check flywheel alignment, realign flywheel nuts as
necessary
X
Inspect seat for wear
X
Inspect Pedals
3
X
Tighten Seat Hardware
X
Inspect and tighten pedal toe clips and shoe straps
X
Inspect leveling feet
X
Clean and seal frame
4
X
Lubricate horizontal and vertical seat sliders
5
X
Lubricate pop-pins
6
X
Inspect welds for any signs of cracking
X
1
Wipe console with a soft, non-abrasive cloth to remove all sweat after each use. Use a soft, non-abrasive cloth and mild spray cleanser to clean the console. Never
use abrasive cleaning liquids, cleaning liquids with an oil base, ammonia, or alcohol.
2
Using a torque wrench, verify that pedal bolts and crank are tight after the first 10 hours of use and every 100 hours of use thereafter. Pedal to crank arm torque is
33-37 lb-ft. Crank arm to bottom bracket bolt torque is 40-44 lb-ft.
3
Excessive side-to-side movement or bearing resistance indicates the pedals need to be replaced.
4
Use water with a non-abrasive soap, car wash soap, or bike cleaner soap to clean. Wipe with water and dry. Seal with wax or bike polish.
5
Dry film lubricant with PTFE or wet film lubricant with PTFE may be used. These products can be purchased online via bike companies, at bike shops, and at some
hardware stores. Apply a layer using a cloth to clean up excess.
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