Brake pads, levers, rotors, derailleurs, and cut-off sensors.
For X-class 48V, 52V, Kepler, and Grizzly models, replace your brake pads when they reach the thickness of a dime. Ariel Rider Bikes use Tektro E10.11 pads. If your local bike shop doesn't carry them, you can find compatible pads at most retailers an
You can follow this tutorial to learn more about replacing the brake pads, please note that Ariel Rider Bikes recommends this work to be done by a reputable bike mechanic:.
If you’re unable to place the rotor inside the brake pads during assembly, it’s likely because pressure was applied to the brake lever without the rotor or pad spacer installed. This can cause the brake pads to shift and make installation tricky. Ple
Bedding in your bike brakes is a simple process that can make a big difference in their performance. By following these tips, you can ensure that your brakes are up to the task of stopping you safely and efficiently. Remember to always Power cycle yo
Remember to always Power Cycle your bike before performing maintenance. You can Refer to this tutorial on how to Power Cycle your bike. Adjusting brake levers is a simple process. Here's a general guide on how to do it:. Turn off the bike: Locate the
If your brakes feel soft or spongey, or you have noticed that they aren't stopping as quickly as they used to you may need to have your brakes bled. Brake bleeding should be done by a reputable bike mechanic, however, you can watch this video to lear
If you have already properly bedded your brakes and your brakes are causing excess noise there are a few things to look into and adjust. The first is to make sure that your brakes are properly adjusted. This Video shows how to adjust your calipers. T
Brakes can slip when they are too wet, to prevent this from being an issue the first step is to bed your brakes,. You can check this video on how to do so. You can also follow this article in our help center.
Things you will need:. 2mm Hex Wrench. 7mm Open-end Wrench. Remember to always Power cycle your bike whenever you are doing adjustments. You can view this tutorial on how to power cycle your bike:. When you see that your throttle and PAS won't engage
Tools Needed: Phillips Head Screwdriver. ———————————————————————. Prior to working on your bike, please make sure that the bike is powered off, the battery is removed, and the bike has been power cycled. This video will show you how to power cycle. B