Pinnacle Cerium Gravel - Blue

Regularly inspect and maintain your bike every 50-100 hours of riding, depending on the terrain and riding conditions. Get a professional service annually.

Tire pressure depends on your weight, riding style, and terrain. Start with the recommended pressure on the tire sidewall and adjust as needed. Generally, lower pressure improves comfort and grip on gravel.

Use a mild soap solution and a soft brush to clean the frame and components. Avoid using high-pressure water near bearings. Rinse thoroughly and dry the bike before storing it.

Mechanical disc brakes have cable tension adjustments. Consult a bike repair guide or a professional mechanic for detailed instructions. Ensure pads are aligned with the rotors.

Use a chain lubricant specifically designed for bicycle use. Choose a lubricant suitable for the riding conditions (wet or dry).

Check the frame and fork clearance for wider tires. Refer to the manufacturer's specifications for maximum tire width.

Refer to the manufacturer's warranty information for details on frame and component warranties.

Check brake cable tension and pad wear. Adjust or replace pads and cables as necessary. Ensure the rotors are clean.

Check the derailleur alignment and cable tension. Adjust the limit screws and indexing. Clean and lubricate the chain and derailleurs.

Check tires and tubes for cuts or punctures. Replace tubes as needed and ensure the tires are properly seated on the rims. Check the rim tape condition.

Check and tighten all bolts on the frame, handlebars, and components. Check the bottom bracket and headset for play.

Check tire pressure, ensure proper weight distribution. Consider upgrading the tires for better grip.