Schwinn Spinner Bike Maintenance Worksheet

By Chris Kostman

(Not necessarily complete; not endorsed by Schwinn or anybody else, but it works for us.)

Polish bike entirely, including all painted and chrome areas.

Polish the flywheel extra carefully.

To prevent rust and to ensure ease of movement, apply grease to:

	Both chrome sections of the seat post
	Chrome section of the handlebar
	All three T-handles or pop pins
	Resistance knob threads
	Adjustable feet threads

Spray or drip a drop of oil on brake springs (four per brake).

Lubricate chain with LPD9 or Tri-Flow. Don't overdo it.

Tighten crankarm fixing bolts.

Check that bottom bracket is not loose.

Check that pedal release tension adjustment is not loose.

Check chain tension.

10.

Check saddle levelness and tighten clamp bolt.

11.

Scrub off excess gunk from brake pads.

12.

Lubricate brake pads with "Belray 6 in 1" ONLY.

13.

Check resistance unit: Secure? Centered? Properly adjusted?

14.

Check that T-handles or pop pins are screwed down tight.

15.

Check that toe straps are properly installed and not too frayed.

16.

Check entire bike for any loose or worn parts. Replace.

17.

Inspect entire bike for rust. Remove, clean, paint, or wax.