1. Visual & Clean: Wipe dust/dirt from the frame, battery, and display with a damp cloth—avoid water on electrical parts.

2. Tire Pressure: Check if tires are inflated to the manufacturer’s recommended PSI (usually 30-50)—soft tires waste battery and risk flats.

3. Brakes: Test front/rear brakes—they should feel firm and stop smoothly. Adjust brake levers if loose.

4. Battery Connection: Ensure the battery is securely locked and the power cord is not frayed.

5. Display & Lights: Turn on the bike to confirm the display works (battery level, speed) and lights function.

1. Chain Care: Wipe dirt from the chain, then apply a small amount of e-bike-specific lubricant (avoid over-oiling).

2. Screw Tightening: Check and tighten loose screws on handlebars, seatpost, and fenders—vibrations can loosen them.

3. Battery Health: Charge the battery to 50-80% if not using for long (avoid full charge/discharge storage). Clean battery contacts with a dry cloth.

4. Brake Pad Check: Inspect brake pads—replace if they’re worn down to 1mm or less.

5. Tire Wear: Look for cracks, bulges, or worn tread. Replace tires if damage is visible.

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