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OWNER'S MANUAL
Soco TS1200R
Soco TS800R
Version 1.0
May 2017
Congratulations on purchasing your Soco electric motorcycle. We wish you an
enjoyable and safe riding experience.
For your safety and comfort, we recommend that you read carefully the whole
of this manual before using the motorcycle. If you have any questions, you
should contact either Vmoto UK using the details below, or a dealer authorised
by Vmoto UK.
The contact details for Vmoto UK are:
Telephone:
0800 133 7304
Email:
info@vmoto‐uk.com
Address: V moto UK Distribution Limited
29 Shand Street, London SE1 2ES
You should always follow the instructions, maintenance and riding
requirements set out in this manual and have after‐sales servicing carried out
by an authorised dealer at the correct time. Failure to do so carries a risk of
serious injury or death.
Before riding, take time to get acquainted with your motorcycle and how it
works. To protect yourself and your investment, you should take responsibility
for keeping your motorcycle well maintained. Scheduled servicing, pre‐ride and
other periodic checks detailed in this manual are a must.
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Summary of Contents for Vmoto UK SOCO TS1200R
- Page 1 Congratulations on purchasing your Soco electric motorcycle. We wish you an enjoyable and safe riding experience. OWNER’S MANUAL For your safety and comfort, we recommend that you read carefully the whole of this manual before using the motorcycle. If you have any questions, you Soco TS1200R should contact either Vmoto UK using the details below, or a dealer authorised by Vmoto UK. Soco TS800R The contact details for Vmoto UK are: Telephone: 0800 133 7304 Email: info@vmoto‐uk.com Address: V moto UK Distribution Limited 29 Shand Street, London SE1 2ES You should always follow the instructions, maintenance and riding requirements set out in this manual and have after‐sales servicing carried out ...
- Page 2 Before using your motorcycle Vehicle schematics 1.1 Your motorcycle should be assembled by a properly qualified motorcycle mechanic at a dealer authorised by Vmoto UK. 1.2 You should undertake all training and certification that is legally required to ride your motorcycle. Also, if it’s your first time riding this type of motorcycle, you should test in a quiet area away from traffic. 1.3 Ensure that you know about and obey all traffic laws and regulations. 1.4 Always use appropriate clothing, including armoured jacket and trousers, motorcycling boots, gloves and a properly‐fitted helmet. Riding style and safety 2.1 Ride with foresight and consideration for other road users. Always keep both hands on the handlebars while riding and turn the throttle slowly. 2.2 Never ride when under the influence of alcohol or drugs which may affect riding capability. 2.3 Ride with exceptional care on bumpy, loose or wet surfaces. 2.4 Pay attention to any unusual noises or handling of the motorcycle. If in ...
- Page 3 Instrument cluster Handle switches 5.1 Left hand side 1 Speed display / fault code ‐ Displays the current speed or a fault code if there is a fault 2 Ambient temperature ‐ Displays the current ambient temperature 3 Clock ‐ Displays the clock 5.2 Right hand side 4 Total mileage ‐ Show the total mileage of the vehicle. To clear the trip, press the button labelled M on the rear of the instrument cluster 5 Controller temperature ‐ Displays the current operating temperature 6 Real‐time current ‐ Displays the current output current 7 / 8 Battery meter ‐ Displays the current battery level 9 Gear display ‐ Displays the current gear (eco = 1, normal = 2, sport = 3) 10 Mileage / trip / RPM – press button S to toggle 4 5 ...
- Page 4 Starting and locking 6.3 Physical steering lock 6.1 Switching on 6.4 Safety switch 6.2 Intelligent key fob 6 7 ...
- Page 5 Front box / battery compartment and seat Adjusting the foot pegs 7.1 Accessing front box / battery compartment Pre‐ride checks 9.1 Check tyre inflation (see paragraph 14.4), tread and wear and ensure no foreign objects are present. If tyres are worn or punctured, they must be replaced immediately. 7.2 Seat removal 9.2 Check brake operation and levels of brake fluid (on the handlebars next to the brake levers). Make sure that discs and pads are not worn or damaged and that the disc is not warped. 9.3 Move the steering from side to side, ensuring that the movement is smooth and not loose and that there is an equal turn angle in both directions. ...
- Page 6 9.8 Ensure that you are wearing a helmet and appropriate motorcycle 10.3 To pull away, gently twist the throttle towards you clothing. 10. Riding 10.1 Ensure that the motorcycle is unlocked and press the Start button. While sitting on the motorcycle, retract the side stand. 11. Loading 11.1 For storage, only use either the spare battery compartment or the tray on top of the battery compartment. The maximum loading of a motorcycle 10.2 When ready to pull away, disengage parking mode so that the light no is 149kg, including rider, passenger and cargo. ...
- Page 7 12.5 If storing the motorcycle, ensure that the safety switch is in the off Disconnect the battery plug from the cable in the battery compartment position and that the battery is unplugged. Preferably, remove the battery from the motorcycle for storage and ensure charged at least every two months. Failure to do so will deplete the battery and may lead to it needing replacement. Recharge the battery after storage. 12.6 Charging method 1 – battery in Plug the charger lead into the socket on the side of the motorcycle, then plug the charger into the wall and turn on the power. Insert the key into the battery lock and turn clockwise while gently lifting the battery from the motorcycle, taking care not to strain and cause injury, as the battery is heavy 12.7 Charging method 2 – battery out ...
- Page 8 Plug the charger lead into the battery socket, then plug the charger into 13. Electrical safety the AC socket and turn on the power 13.1 Only use the original charger and cables supplied with the motorcycle. Use of other chargers or cables is dangerous. Replace fuses in the charger plug with the same type. 13.2 Only once the charger is connected to the motorcycle, plug the charger into a 13A outlet. 13.3 Do not plug the other end into the 13A outlet until the charging cable is connected to the motorcycle. 13.4 The charger lights indicate the level of charge in the battery. 13.5 No adaptation should be required to domestic wiring although ensure that miniature circuit breakers (MCBs) are fitted at the distribution box. If in doubt, ask an electrician. Charging is complete when all lights show solid green 13.6 Never charge the motorcycle in the wet, or in damp conditions. Never 12.8 Never leave the motorcycle with a depleted battery as this can cause the leave extension cables outside or on the ground. Using any electrical battery voltage to dip below minimum and require replacement. ...
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Page 9: Troubleshooting
14.3 Do not use high pressure cleaners. They can penetrate the seals and with low tyre pressures also causes handling issues cause electrical faults. Cleaning with a high pressure cleaner is dangerous. 3. The motorcycle is 3. Decrease the load; this is overloaded dangerous 14.4 The only other user maintenance that should be carried out is charging ... -
Page 10: Delivery Certificate
Console display 93 Charge overcurrent Stop charging and check the Delivery certificate charger This certifies that a pre‐delivery inspection has been carried out by an Console display 92 Charge overvoltage Stop charging and check the authorised dealer / Vmoto UK in accordance with PDI check sheets in force charger Console display 91 Battery high temperature Stop charging / stop riding Console display 90 Battery discharge Stop riding immediately overcurrent _________________________ ... - Page 11 Service history Inspection Inspection 500 miles 3,500 miles All of the inspections and services should be carried out either by Vmoto UK or miles: ____________________ miles: ____________________ a dealer authorised by Vmoto UK. Inspections are due within 100 miles of when they are stated to be due. Inspections must be carried out at least annually, no matter what the distance ridden. _________________________ _________________________ The mandatory checks to be carried out at each service are: Date, signature, stamp Date, signature, stamp Charge batteries (note battery guidelines) and check contacts Inspection Inspection ...
- Page 12 Inspection Inspection Inspection Inspection 24,500 miles 27,500 miles 48,500 miles 51,500 miles miles: ____________________ miles: ____________________ miles: ____________________ miles: ____________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ Date, signature, stamp Date, signature, stamp Date, signature, stamp Date, signature, stamp Inspection Inspection Inspection Inspection 30,500 miles 33,500 miles 54,500 miles 57,500 miles miles: ____________________ ...
- Page 13 Odometer changed Odometer changed miles: ____________________ miles: ____________________ _________________________ _________________________ Date, signature, stamp Date, signature, stamp Odometer changed Odometer changed miles: ____________________ miles: ____________________ _________________________ _________________________ Date, signature, stamp Date, signature, stamp 24 ...
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