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    Bike Maintenance Checklist

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    This document provides a bike maintenance checklist to inspect a bike. It includes sections to check the frame, fork, handlebars, saddle, wheels, tires, brakes, crank, pedals, chain, derailleurs, quick releases, mudguard, reflectors, and racks. Mechanics and cyclists can use the checklist to inspect different parts of the bike, note any issues found, and ensure it is properly maintained and safe to ride.

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    Bike Maintenance Checklist

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    This document provides a bike maintenance checklist to inspect a bike. It includes sections to check the frame, fork, handlebars, saddle, wheels, tires, brakes, crank, pedals, chain, derailleurs, quick releases, mudguard, reflectors, and racks. Mechanics and cyclists can use the checklist to inspect different parts of the bike, note any issues found, and ensure it is properly maintained and safe to ride.

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    This document provides a bike maintenance checklist to inspect a bike. It includes sections to check the frame, fork, handlebars, saddle, wheels, tires, brakes, crank, pedals, chain, derailleurs, quick releases, mudguard, reflectors, and racks. Mechanics and cyclists can use the checklist to inspect different parts of the bike, note any issues found, and ensure it is properly maintained and safe to ride.

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    Bike Maintenance Checklist

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    Jairo Andres Sanchez Messi
    This document provides a bike maintenance checklist to inspect a bike. It includes sections to check the frame, fork, handlebars, saddle, wheels, tires, brakes, crank, pedals, chain, derailleurs, quick releases, mudguard, reflectors, and racks. Mechanics and cyclists can use the checklist to inspect different parts of the bike, note any issues found, and ensure it is properly maintained and safe to ride.

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    Bike Maintenance Checklist

    Bike make and model: _________________________________ Date: ____ / ____ / ______

    Pass Fail Comments


    Frame
    All tubes in-line and free of damage
    Front Fork
    Is front fork straight and free of damage
    No play between fork and frame
    Fork turns freely inside of headset
    Handlebars
    Handlebar: is in line with front wheel
    Handlebar: does not move when you hold the front wheel between
    your legs and twist the handlebars
    Grips: tight, in good condition, ends of handlebars covered
    Saddle
    Saddle: in good condition, firmly fixed and straight
    Saddle height: Beginner – seated cyclist can place feet firmly on the
    ground. Experienced – Seated cyclist can put ball of foot on the pedal
    at its lowest point (Legs should be extended without hips rocking) ,
    except for BMX.

    Air and Wheels Front Rear Front Rear


    Tyre Inflation: Properly inflated and valve stem straight
    Tyres: Good thread, no splits or cracks
    Rims: No dents, twists or kinks
    Spokes: Good tension, none missing and tight
    Alignment: When spun, wheel is true and centered in the stays
    Bearings: Wheel spins freely and evenly, does not wobble

    Cycling Ireland
    619 North Circular Road
    Dublin 1

    p: 01 8551522
    e: info@cyclingireland.ie
    w: www.cyclingireland.ie
    Bike Maintenance Checklist
    Pass Fail Comments
    Brakes Front Rear Front Rear
    Brake Lever: comfortable position, firmly fixed
    Brake cable: not frayed
    Brake shoes: meet rim squarely, not worn
    Nuts: tight on brake shoes
    Brakes: operate effectively and smoothly
    Crank & Pedals
    Crank: turns freely and evenly, no looseness
    Pedals: tight, turns freely, not bent
    Chain
    Clean and free of rust, lubricated properly
    Chainguard
    Firmly fixed, not bent
    Chainwheel
    Not bent, teeth not worn
    Derailleurs
    Shifters: operates properly
    Derailleur: operates properly
    Quick Releases
    Hubs: Closing the lever makes an impression on your palm
    Brakes: Closed, brake pads are not rubbing the rim
    Saddle: Closing the lever makes an impression on your palm
    Mudguard
    Firmly secured
    Reflectors
    Clean and secure
    Rack or Carrier Bag
    Firmly secured

    Cycling Ireland
    619 North Circular Road
    Dublin 1

    p: 01 8551522
    e: info@cyclingireland.ie
    w: www.cyclingireland.ie

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