Record a service

When you finish maintenance — replacing brake pads, swapping a chain,
re-greasing bearings — record it so:

• Your service history is accurate.
• The interval clock resets and the next alert fires at the right
  time.
• You can compare component lifespans over time.

How to record

1. Open the component's page.
2. Click Record Service.
3. Fill in:
   • Date — when the work was done.
   • Distance at service — the bike's odometer reading. If the
     bike is linked to Strava, the current value is pre-filled.
   • Notes (optional) — what you did, parts used, observations.
   • Cost (optional) — what the service / parts cost. Captured
     for everyone, but the cost-per-km analytics that aggregate
     these are an Alloy / Carbon feature.
   • Performed by (optional) — yourself, your local shop, etc.
     Useful if you split work between DIY and the shop.
4. Save.

The component's "last service" date and distance update, and the
service-interval countdown restarts from this point.

Tips

• Record the service the same day you do it — easy to forget the
  exact distance later.
• Use the notes field for things like "replaced cleat bolts" or
  "switched to ceramic bearings" — future-you will thank you.
• Filling in the cost field consistently makes the
  cost-per-km report on Alloy /
  Carbon meaningful.