After Your Ride - Rose BLACK LAVA Manuel D'instructions

Frame Check the frame for damages and deformation.
→ There must be no damages.
Check whether all cables and hoses are in the cable clips and verify the tight fit of the clips.
→ All cables must fit firmly in the cable clips.
Shifting
Check the shifting functionality (see "8.5 Maintenance of the Shimano Alfine gear hub" on page 61 / "8.6
system Maintenance of the Rohloff gear hub" on page 62).
→ You can shift into all gears
→ There are no suspicious noises.
Check that the reflectors are firmly in place and not damaged.
Lighting /
reflectors
Check the functionality of the lights.
Rear rack Check that the rack is firmly in place and not damaged.
Mudguards Check that the guards are firmly in place and not damaged.
6.2

After your ride

DANGER
Brake failure or reduced braking power due to dirty brake pads or brake contact areas!
Brake pads and brake contact surfaces must be free from lubricating substances such as grease, oil (also skin oil), wax, silicone
etc.! Brake pads or brake contact surfaces contaminated in this way must no longer be used!
6.2.1 Cleaning your bicycle
After your ride, you should clean your bike thoroughly using a soft cloth and clear water. Never use a high pressure washer!
Stubborn bits of dirt can be removed with a gentle cleaning agent. In this case, it is best to use washing up liquids for domestic
needs. Pay attention to the notes and recommendations for use printed on the respective cleaner.
In addition, you will find numerous cleaning and care products for your bike on www.rosebikes.com.
6.2.2 Belt maintenance
Clean the belt and both pulleys after every ride:
• Remove coarse dirt with a soft brush and clear water. Remaining dirt can be removed with a gentle cleaning agent.
• Make sure there are no small stones, branches or other things between belt and pulleys.
• A thin layer of dry silicone spray applied on the toothed side of the belt helps prevent squeaking noises.
6.2.3 Parking your bike
Bicycles should always be protected against falling down. Especially for lightweight bikes, it is often enough to fall down from
a standing position to permanently damage frame or components. Please also see "Bike transport and storage".
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