Apollo Radius - Manual (Page 26)

Regular and proper upkeep of your new bike means:
• Smooth Running
• Longer lasting components
• Safer Riding
• Cost savings
Routine bicycle maintenance is an essential component of riding. The condition of your
bicycle changes every time it is used, meaning more frequent maintenance is necessary
the more you ride your bicycle. The tables listed below outline the recommendations for
servicing your bicycle. By referring to these and the information in Part 5 of this manual,
you should be able to complete most of your bicycle maintenance yourself.
Contact your specialist bicycle dealer if you require further assistance.
Schedule 1 - Lubrication
Frequency Component Lubricate How to Lubricate
Weekly Chain chain lube or light oil brush on or squirt
Derailleur wheels lube or light oil brush on or squirt
Derailleurs oil oil can
Brake callipers oil 3 drops form oil can
Brake levers oil 2 drops from oil can
Monthly Shift levers lithium based grease disassemble
Brake cable ends oil 1 drop from oil can
6 monthly Hubs lithium based grease disassemble
Bottom bracket lithium based grease disassemble
Pedals lithium based grease disassemble
Freewheel oil 2 squirts form oil can
Brake cables lithium based grease disassemble
Derailleur cables lithium based grease disassemble
Yearly Wheels bearings lithium based grease disassemble
Headset lithium based grease disassemble
Seat pillar lithium based grease disassemble
Note: Increase the regularity of maintenance the more you ride and use in wet
or dusty conditions.
Take care not to over lubricate - excess lubricant should be removed to prohibit dirt build up.
WARNING:
Always seek expert advice for any maintenance requirements you feel unable
to complete. You run the risk of potentially damaging your bicycle or yourself
from falling if your bike is not correctly serviced or adjusted.
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RAOM0507 Apollo Bicycle Company Pty. Ltd. ABN: 60 001 914 469 Updated 23/05/07