Trek Hyena Quick Start Guide
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To adjust the gears on your Trek Hyena, start by shifting to the smallest chainring and the smallest rear cog. Use the barrel adjuster to fine-tune the cable tension. If the chain doesn't shift smoothly, you may need to adjust the derailleur limit screws.
The recommended tire pressure for the Trek Hyena typically ranges from 30 to 50 psi, depending on the tire model and riding conditions. Always check the sidewall of your tire for specific recommendations.
You should lubricate the chain of your Trek Hyena every 100-150 miles, or after riding in wet or muddy conditions. Clean the chain first, apply the lubricant evenly, and wipe off any excess.
If your Trek Hyena's brakes are squealing, check to ensure the brake pads are clean and properly aligned. You may also need to lightly sand the pads and clean the rims with rubbing alcohol. Adjusting the pad toe-in can also help reduce noise.
To fix a flat tire on your Trek Hyena, remove the wheel, take out the inner tube, and inspect for punctures. Patch the hole or replace the tube, then reassemble the tire and inflate it to the recommended pressure.
Store your Trek Hyena in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Inflate the tires to maintain shape, and lubricate the chain to prevent rust. It's also beneficial to hang the bicycle or use a stand to relieve pressure on the tires.
To adjust the suspension on your Trek Hyena, locate the adjustment knobs on the fork and rear shock. Adjust the preload, rebound, and compression settings according to your weight and riding style. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific guidelines.
To check the brake pads, inspect them for wear. If the grooves are no longer visible, it's time to replace them. Remove the wheel, take out the old pads, and insert new ones, ensuring they are correctly aligned.
Regular maintenance for your Trek Hyena includes checking tire pressure, lubricating the chain, inspecting brakes and cables, and ensuring bolts are tight. Performing these tasks monthly will help keep your bike in optimal condition.
To improve shifting performance, ensure the derailleur hanger is straight, the cables are clean and properly tensioned, and the chain and cassette are clean. Regular maintenance and timely replacement of worn parts can also enhance performance.