Rear bicycle wheel that contains a built-in electric motor, battery, computer, and sensor array inside the red hub (52 pages)
Summary of Contents for Superpedestrian Copenhagen
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Every installation will be different depend- ing on the make and model of your bike. The instructions in this User Manual and on our support website (superpedestrian. com/support) are general guidelines only and are intended to be used by bicycle...
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Do NOT turn on your Wheel until it has been properly installed on a bicycle. We strongly recommend the Copenha- gen Wheel be professionally installed at a Superpedestrian Hub. In order to safely install the Copenhagen Wheel on your bicycle, you must be com- fortable performing advanced bicycle...
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Superpedestrian Hub nearby, you can take these instructions to your local bicycle mechanic to get your Copenhagen Wheel professionally installed. If you do plan to install the Wheel your- self, please follow the instructions for single-speed or multi-speed bicycles in Sections 4 or 5, respectively.
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InStallatIon and Setup Meet Your Wheel DRIVE SIDE Rim With Tire and Tube Copenhagen Wheel Hub Custom Spokes...
Copenhagen Wheel on a single-speed bicycle, but every bicycle is different. These instructions assume you have the knowledge, skills and tools to safely install the Copenhagen Wheel. If you need more information you can go to superpedes- trian.com/support or contact your nearest Superpedestrian Hub.
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SIngle-Speed Setup turn your bike upside down. For this installation guide we have presumed that you know how to remove your current wheel from your bicycle, so please start by doing this. Turn your bicycle over so that it’s balanced on the handlebars and seat.
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SIngle-Speed Setup Make sure the power switch is oFF (0) on your Copenhagen Wheel. Remove the axle nuts from both ends of the axle.
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SIngle-Speed Setup add spacers to the axle. For 130-135 mm dropout spacing, place one axle spacer on each side of the hub. Spacers are not required for 120 mm dropouts. Maneuver the Wheel into the frame. Ensure the dropouts are clean and free of debris.
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SIngle-Speed Setup Rest the chain on the axle between the cog and the Copenhagen Wheel to prevent it from getting in the way. Slip the Copenhagen Wheel in between the frame’s rear dropouts and insert its axle into the dropouts.
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SIngle-Speed Setup Place the chain over the cog and make sure the Wheel is secure. loosely thread the axle nuts. Alternately hand-tighten axle nuts on each side.
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SIngle-Speed Setup attach the torque arm to the frame. Rotate the torque arm until it rests on the underside of the chainstay. Select the appropriately sized metal strap (included in the box) for your chain- stay. Use the smallest size that will fit.
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SIngle-Speed Setup Wrap the metal strap around the chain- stay so that the screw is on top of the frame underside and facing out (towards you), as shown. Insert the end of strap into the captive screw. Slide the metal strap onto the torque arm and seat it in the groove.
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SIngle-Speed Setup Straighten the Wheel. Rotate the pedals forward as if you’re riding and make sure the Wheel is centered. Adjust if necessary. adjust and tighten the metal strap. Ensure the screw is positioned in the groove and is perpendicular to the hub. Tighten the strap firmly (6-8 Nm).
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SIngle-Speed Setup Add a rubber protector to the end of the metal strap. Ensure there is NO contact between the metal strap and the Wheel hub. If contact exists, readjust the Wheel within the dropouts.
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SIngle-Speed Setup tighten axle and torque arm nuts. Tighten the axle nuts on both sides securely (30-44 Nm) using a 15 mm torque wrench. Tighten the torque arm nut firmly (30-44 Nm) using a 22 mm torque wrench.
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SIngle-Speed Setup Flip your bike right-side up. Use caution when flipping it upright as the Copenhagen Wheel adds additional weight to the rear of your bicycle. ensure the torque arm is installed correctly on the chainstay.
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SIngle-Speed Setup Readjust your brakes. Always make sure your brakes are working properly before you ride. Inflate your tire. Inflate your tire to the recommended pressure shown on the tire’s sidewall. do not over-inflate.
SIngle-Speed Setup Post-installation Checks Once you have finished the installation, and before your first ride, make sure you or your bicycle mechanic perform the following checks: Ensure the torque arm is installed correctly on the chainstay. Check that both front and rear brakes ...
Copenhagen Wheel on a multi-speed bicycle, but every bicycle is different. These instructions assume you have the knowledge, skills and tools to safely install the Copenhagen Wheel. If you need more information you can go to superpedes- trian.com/support or contact your nearest Superpedestrian Hub.
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MultI-Speed Setup turn your bike upside down. For this installation guide we have presumed that you know how to remove your current wheel from your bicycle, so please start by doing this. Turn your bicycle over so that it’s balanced on the handlebars and seat.
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MultI-Speed Setup Make sure the power switch is oFF (0) on your Copenhagen Wheel. Remove the axle nuts from both ends of the axle.
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MultI-Speed Setup Maneuver the Wheel into the frame. Ensure the dropouts are clean and free of debris. Hold the derailleur back with your fingers and thumb to prevent it from getting in the way.
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MultI-Speed Setup Place the chain over the smallest cog and slip the Copenhagen Wheel in between the frame’s rear dropouts. Insert the axle into the dropouts and make sure the Wheel is secure. Slowly release the derailleur back into place.
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MultI-Speed Setup loosely thread the axle nuts. Alternately hand-tighten the axle nuts on each side.
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MultI-Speed Setup attach the torque arm to the frame. Rotate the torque arm until it rests on the underside of the chainstay. Select the appropriately sized metal strap (included in the box) for your chain- stay. Use the smallest size that will fit.
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MultI-Speed Setup Wrap the metal strap around the chain- stay such that the screw is on top of the frame underside and facing out (towards you), as shown. Insert the end of strap into the captive screw. Slide the metal strap onto the torque arm and seat it in the groove.
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MultI-Speed Setup Straighten the Wheel. Make sure the Wheel is centered and straight by rotating the pedals forward, as if you’re riding. Adjust if necessary. adjust and tighten the metal strap. Ensure the screw is positioned in the groove and is perpendicular to the hub. Tighten the strap firmly (6-8 Nm).
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MultI-Speed Setup Add a rubber protector to the end of the metal strap. Ensure there is no contact between the metal strap and the hub. If contact exists, readjust the Wheel within the dropouts.
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MultI-Speed Setup tighten the axle and torque arm nuts. Tighten the axle nuts on both sides securely (30-44 Nm) using a 15 mm torque wrench. Tighten the torque arm nut firmly (30-44 Nm) using a 22 mm torque wrench.
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MultI-Speed Setup Flip your bike right-side up. Use caution when flipping it upright as the Copenhagen Wheel adds additional weight to the rear of your bicycle. ensure the torque arm is installed correctly on the chainstay.
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MultI-Speed Setup Readjust the brakes and derailleur. Always make sure your brakes and gears are working properly before you ride. Inflate your tire. Inflate your tire to the recommended pressure shown on the tire’s sidewall. do not over-inflate.
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MultI-Speed Setup Post-installation Checks Once you have finished the installation, and before your first ride, make sure you or your bicycle mechanic perform the following checks: Ensure the torque arm is installed correctly on the chainstay. Check that both front and rear brakes ...
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