Tech Library

This is a quick reference on how to do general repairs on your bike. Depending on your mechanical abilities and available tools, if you feel you are not qualified to perform such work please let a qualified mechanic work on your bike. Malfunction of your bicycle can result in injury or even sometimes death. Casino Bicycles Corporation is in no way held responsible for repairs made by other people. Please use your best judgment!

Word of advice: when you work on something, it should be left in the same or better condition than before!

Front Derailleur

Rear Derailleur

Rim Brakes

The first thing to do is inspect your cables, housing, calipers, levers, and brake pads for signs of rust, fraying, corrosion, wear, or something unusual. Next, turn in all adjusters including at the lever and caliper. Depending on how old the bike is and in what condition it is in, you want to lubricate the pivot points including at the lever and at the caliper. Align the brake pads so that the pad hits the rim perpendicular on the braking track. Check for collision of the pads to the tire. Lastly, adjust the cable at the caliper taking up some of the slack and check for lever feel. Lever pull is operator preference.

Disc Brakes

Hub Adjustment

Wheel Truing