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O2feel reseller after travelling 100 kilometres and,
if necessary, get them realigned. After that, make
sure they are checked regularly when carrying out
maintenance on your bike.
The wheel can be attached to the frame and
suspension fork with a quick tightening thru-axle.
Checking the hub
Follow these steps to check the hub: Lift the wheel
and spin it around.
When you do this, make sure the wheel continues
to turn for a few spins, then stops. If it stops
suddenly, a bearing is damaged.
To check to see if the hub is loose, try to move the
wheel sideways (both ways) in the fork or in the
rear structure.
If there is some movement between the bearings,
or if the wheel does not turn easily, ask a specialist
reseller to adjust the hub.
Checking the rims
A worn rim loses stability and is therefore more
likely to get damaged. A misshapen, cracked or
broken rim can cause serious accidents. Stop
riding the bike if you notice any changes to the
rim. Ask your approved O2feel reseller to check
the damaged rim.
Removing the wheels
Please note that the instructions provided here are
only examples. Make sure you respect the relevant
manufacturer's guidelines or talk to your approved
O2feel reseller.
Removing the front wheel
•
If your bike is equipped with quick releases,
unscrew them according to the manufacturer's
instructions.Unlock the axle, unscrew it
anti-clockwise until it easily comes out of its
housing.
Removing the rear wheel
•
If your bike is equipped with a rear derailleur,
position it on the smallest cog. In this position,
the gear changing mechanism will not get in the
way of removing the wheel.
•
If your bike is equipped with quick releases,
(look up removing the front wheel) unscrew
them.
•
Pull the gear shift mechanism back slightly.
•
Raise the bike a bit
•
Remove the wheel from the frame
•
If you cannot remove the rear wheel
yet,continue to open the quick release by
turning anti-clockwise.
•
Give the top part of the wheel a slight tap with
the palm of your hand.
•
The wheel will come away.
2.5.4 Headset
The headset is what holds the fork in the frame.
When it is in the right position, the headset can
turn easily. It must not be loose however.
The headset goes through a lot thanks to rough
impacts. It can become loose or get messed up.
Check the position of the headset regularly. The
headset can break if it is not adjusted properly or is
too tight. This is why it should always be adjusted
by your approved O2feel reseller.
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