Kross fork service schedule: separate bicycle inspections from component intervals
A Kross fork service schedule is not necessarily the bicycle's first-inspection calendar. The manufacturer's Polish warranty page separately discusses suspension-component servicing, with entries for named component makers. Those entries only become applicable after the actual component and its instructions have been identified.
Read the Kross fork service schedule in its own section
The page calls for independent servicing according to component-manufacturer intervals for suspension forks, shocks and suspension seatposts. That is a different description from booking a complete-bicycle inspection using the purchase date. One workshop visit should not silently be treated as evidence that every separate component service was performed.
Use the full bicycle identity Kross BERG 3.0 Bike — Black Glossy. Its inspected equipment table names the fork KROSS and lists 100 mm of front travel. Neither entry identifies a Suntour, FOX or SRAM model. A familiar service interval elsewhere on the manufacturer site cannot fill that identification gap.
Keep named examples attached to their makers
The warranty page's Suntour entry specifies a full fork service at 100 riding hours or once a year. Its FOX entry uses 125 riding hours or once a year. These are separately attributed examples from that page, not alternative settings from which a BERG owner can pick a preferred number.
The SRAM section says work and intervals depend on operating time and the component model. It then gives a detailed model-dependent table. Do not borrow a row because its hour column looks familiar; the actual component identity and applicable manufacturer information must decide which schedule is relevant.
Record the two kinds of work separately
Ask a workshop to distinguish a whole-bike inspection from any fork, shock or seatpost service actually carried out. Preserve the identified component and applicable documentation with that record. The warranty page directs other components to the frequency and work described in the manual supplied with the bicycle.
The historical FOCUS photograph provides a visible rigid-fork contrast. It cannot establish a suspension model, an interval or the condition of a BERG fork. The Kross range introduction puts different bicycle families in context, while the service question belongs to the fitted component.
FAQ: Two service clocks
Does KROSS with 100 mm identify a Suntour fork?
No. The inspected BERG table does not supply that component identity.
Can the FOX interval simply be used for the BERG?
No. The named example does not establish applicability to an unidentified fork.
Does a bicycle inspection prove a separate fork service happened?
No. Record the work actually completed rather than merging the descriptions.
Choose a Kross fork service schedule from the identified component's applicable information. Use the Kross owner topic to keep that task separate from general model browsing.
Manufacturer sources: Kross Polish warranty and inspection information (https://kross.pl/gwarancja); BERG 3.0 manufacturer reference (https://kross.pl/berg-3-0-czarny-szary-polysk).
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