[PedalStomper]

Peloton's suggestions for maintenance are very minimal Caring For Your Bike – Peloton Support (onepeloton.com)
What are you doing to keep your bike in great working order? I am looking for something like a maintenance schedule of work items and time intervals that go beyond "wiping sweat off the bike after each ride".
Thanks!

 

[Stefon]

I'm going on three years and I haven't done any special maintenance and the bike is working fine.

 

[Dalotn07]

Different people will prefer varying procedures when tuning up their bike, but I recommend you tune up your bike once every 6 months at least. The important first step in a full bike tune-up is a thorough cleaning of the entire vehicle. Next, work on the headset and handlebars. It is important to clean and regrease the headset bearings — both the top and bottom ones. Clean everything else here; this goes for the handlebars, shifters, and brake levers. Worn-out bar tape will lose its grip, so make sure to replace that as well.

 

[PedalStomper]

Different people will prefer varying procedures when tuning up their bike, but I recommend you tune up your bike once every 6 months at least. The important first step in a full bike tune-up is a thorough cleaning of the entire vehicle. Next, work on the headset and handlebars. It is important to clean and regrease the headset bearings — both the top and bottom ones. Clean everything else here; this goes for the handlebars, shifters, and brake levers. Worn-out bar tape will lose its grip, so make sure to replace that as well.

Thank you for the reply, but your suggestions sound more like for a bicycle than they are for a stationary exercise bike. For example, a stationary bike doesn't have any headset bearings, because there is no steering involved when using the bike

 

[shoot_the_goalie]

I typically just give the bike a good wipe down every few weeks. About every 3-4 months I'll spot lube some of the moving parts of the bike and tighten up any bolts in case any are getting loose from all the movement.