How to Lube Your Mountain Bike
How to Lube Your Mountain Bike: Mountain bikes are very fun even though they need maintenance. You should always lubricate your bike for about 15 hours before driving, because fast work right before you take off normally does not make everything hollow. Some lubricating jobs will last for more travel, even if everything becomes hard or shifts become sticky, it's time to lubricate.
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| How to Lube Your Mountain Bike |
Here's how to lubricate your bike:
1. Chain
Apply a large amount of mountain bike lube to your chain as you move the pedal behind. It also helps to find a place to stabilize your hands like a frame when you move the pedals around and around. Make sure you are careful of the cranks and chain rings when moving.
2. Front Deraileur
Defined ahead, pivot lubrication. Use lubrication everywhere you can see movement when you move the shift lever.
3. Deraileur behind
Just like the front slip, pivot lubrication.
4. Pedal
There are several types of pedals without clips that need to be punched. You only have to lubricate this mechanism if you have this type of pedal.
5. Everything moves
Pedal the pedal, move your gear, and shake your bike. If you hear a squeaking sound, there are moving parts and must be lubricated immediately.
6. Clean everything clean
After you lubricate everything and erase everything, just clean everything. Use a cloth to remove all the lubricants you use, including all lubricants from the chain. Wiping will leave the lubricant between the parts but cleaning it from everywhere is not needed. This will keep your bike from collecting dirt as you ride.
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