Bike Frame And Handlebars; Brakes; General Maintenance - FiField Electric Bicycle Owner's Manual

seated in the rim. The fitting of the
tire bead and rim bead should be
checked regularly. If the tube is
pinched between the rim and the
tire, the tube will pop and create a
hole in your tire.
Make sure that the tire is
not cracked or worn unevenly and
that it is without bulges. Also be
sure to check the valve stem to see
if it is straight in the rim. Irregular
tires should be replaced
immediately.

Bike Frame and Handlebars

Before each ride ensure
that the middle of the bike frame
and the handlebars are straight
and in the locked position. Be sure
to double check the locking clasp
of each to ensure nothing will be
moving on your ride. If there are
issues with the locking clasps or
collapse points are showing
movement bring to bicycle dealer
for repair.

Brakes

Riding with brakes and
cables that are worn or damaged,
or wheels in poor condition, may
result in losing control of your
bicycle. Wet weather may hinder
the brake performance. Be sure
you allow for more distance to
safely stop in the wet or icy
conditions. Check before each ride
that your brakes are free of
obstacles, not leaking fluids, and
working properly before operating
your bicycle.
Battery
Never attempt to open the Lithium
battery in any way. If you are
having any issues with the battery,
please bring the bike to your local
bike mechanic for repairs.

General maintenance

Change the lubricating grease
of the front axle, back-shaft, and
pivot once every three months.
Pour a small amount of mineral oil
every half a year into the brake
pipe. Be sure to oil the chains and
sprockets to keep from rusting and
for smooth riding.
When cleaning your electric bike,
do not use a steady, direct, stream
of water from a hose. Use a wet
cloth instead to avoid short
circuiting any electric components.
Your electric bike has a durable
finish and does not need to be
waxed. Simply clean with mild
detergent and buff to restore its
original shine.
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