Brakes - e-motion STAND UP User Manual

10.4 BRAKES

Ensure the correct work of the brakes. STAND UP is only provided with a sole
disc brake per cable to the front wheel which allows to stop the vehicle without
problems. The brakes shall work and allow the vehicle stop at a safety and
proper distance. On using the brake lever, the engine is also disconnected.
Check the brake shoes not to show any excessive wear.
The STAND UP model is fitted with a mechanical disc brake sytem.
The brake system of this vehicle allows to get down the speed, a very safety
critic function. The following item explain how to inspect, adjust and even
lubricate the STAND UP brakes.
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CAUTION
maintenance, or a bad use of the brakes may cause one to lose control of
the vehicle with all the consequences that this may imply. Never use the
bike if the braking system is not working correctly or if you suspect any
type of problem either with the brakes or their cables. If the brakes are not
working correctly, one may lose control and fall down. If the STAND UP is
not working properly, fix it or take it to an authorized dealer.
Adjusting the brake system is difficult if one does not have the necessary know-
how, experience and the necessary tools. We strongly recommend that any
adjustment to the brakes be carried out by an authorized dealer.
Not all brakes are compatible with all types of levers. For any brake, be sure to
use only compatible levers such as those that come originally with the STAND
UP.
MECHANIC DISC BRAKE
The mechanic disc brake press the brake shoes/ pads on the disc placed on the
front hub instead of pressing the pads on the rim. The disc is fitted to the axle
by bolts to the left side. The brake works by a cable coming from the lever to the
pincers. The brake system is formed by:
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Brake lever
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Brake cable & casing
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Brake pincers
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Brake shoes / pads.
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Disc
ATTENTION
them, please take care not to touch the disc on checking them.
Ensure that there is no oil, grease or any other matter on the disc. The disc is
part of the braking system and should always be kept clean. Remove the brake
shoes from the pincers for in-depth cleaning. Do not use any clean products,
degreasing liquids or solvents to clean the disc. Use isopropyl alcohol.
Check once a month to ensure that the disc brakes are not worn down. If the
brake pads are less than 1mm thick, they will have to be changed. Check also
to ensure that the pads are correctly positioned: a distance between 0.25 and
o.75 mm from the disc when not using the brakes.. Turn the wheel while not
pressing the brake lever. The pads should touch the discs as little as possible..
As any braking system, an incorrect adjustment, poor
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The disc brake shoes can be very hot after using