Apache Manitou MX User Manual page 3

WHAT IS AN EBIKE AND ITS CONSTRUCTION PARTS
EBike is like any other bike equipped by electric motor, control unit and battery. Motor has a role of a helper that
helps the rider to pedal and provides comfort. In general the motor can be activated only if the rider turns the cranks
actively himself thus is he pedalling. The crank motion is scanned by a special sensor placed in bottom bracket.
Maximum speed of an eBike with motor assistance is approximately 25 km/h. As soon as this speed is reached the
motor switches off automatically and you continue riding just like any another bike. If your battery becomes flat or your
electric motor is switch off you can use the eBike as a standard bicycle using your own power without any resistance.
Motor can be started using the control button or accelerator, however solely to maximum permitted speed 6 km/h. This
function is called walking assistant and is useful by taking off, walk or other manipulation with eBike. Reaching higher
speed is impossible without rider´s active endeavour.
From the Road traffic law point of view is every E-bike matching with all attributes the European norm EN 15194-1
treated as a regular bicycle. There is no need of driving licence, without any worries you can use it on bicycle paths
and cycling helmet is obligatory only up to the age of fifteen. Nevertheless we do recommend using the cycling
helmet to all E-bike users without difference.
Technical specification of Apache eBike:
Nominal motor performance 250W
Voltage of electric system 36 V
Operating temperature 0 / +40 °C
Storage temperature -10 / +50 °C
Protection class IP 54 (protection from dust and splashing water)
battery
control unit
motor
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speed sensor
Battery can be placed on down frame tube, behind the seat tube or in the carrier.
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Motor is either middle motor or in rear/front wheel.
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pedalling sensor
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Brake levers with switch are used only on eBikes with mechanical brakes.
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control panel
brake levers with switch
Only on eBikes with LCD or TFT display.
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