The maintenance schedule is the part of LookOver I’m never really done with. A few weeks back I overhauled the engine behind it and sharpened things up for modern and electric machines. This round, I turned that same attention to road bikes.
Dialed in for the street
Street bikes, cruisers, and touring machines now get more accurate intervals out of the box. Fluids, valve checks, coolant, front-end service, the stuff that actually keeps a road bike happy over the miles. I went back to OEM sources model by model and tightened up where our defaults were running short or long. One fix corrected an oil interval that was showing up way too early on a popular adventure bike.
Nothing changes until you ask
If you already have a schedule, it stays exactly as it is. The improvements apply when you re-check or rebuild a machine’s schedule, and the re-check screen shows you what changed before you commit. Your existing reminders are never touched behind your back.
A schedule you can trust is the whole point. This is the kind of work I’ll keep pouring in, one machine at a time.
Ride more. Wrench less.
