This maintenance schedule is based on normal usage. If you ride your bicycle more than average, or in rain or snow, service your bicycle more often than the schedule suggests. If any part appears to be malfunctioning, inspect and service it immediately or consult your Trek dealer.
· Check that your wheels are straight
· Check your tire inflation
· Inspect your tires for wear or damage
· Check your brakes
· Check attachment of both bolt-on wheels
· Check your handlebar
· Check your stem
· Check your chain tension
· Check your frame, fork, and components
· Check your suspension adjustment
Wipe off your bicycle with a damp cloth
Check for loose spokes
Lubricate suspension forks
Check suspension fork bolts for tightness
Check rear suspension bolts for tightness
Check the attachment of the handlebar and stem
Check the attachment of the seat and seatpost
Check the cassette or rear cog
Check, clean, and lubricate the chain
Check the chainguard
Inspect shift cables for wear
Check the operation of the shifters
Inspect and lubricate derailleurs
Check headset bearing adjustment
Check brake cables
Check brake pads
Check brake bolts
Check wheel bearing adjustment
Check rims for wear
Inspect and lubricate brake calipers.
Inspect your accessories:
Chainguard
Fenders
Kickstand
Rack
Clean and polish finish
Check the pedals
Check the crankset
Check the bottom bracket
Inspect and lubricate brake levers
Inspect reflectors
Check for updated owner's information
Lubricate handlebar stem
Lubricate seatpost
Re-grease pedal threads and bearings
Re-grease bottom bracket bearings
Re-grease wheel bearings
Re-grease headset bearings
Lubricate suspension forks according to the information in the manufacturer's manual
Lubricate rear shocks according to the information in the manufacturer's manual