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- Page 1 ELECTRIC BIKE USER GUIDE...
- Page 2 AGOGS electric bikes Producer: ekolo.cz s.r.o. Pod Višňovkou 1 664/29, 1 40 00 Praha 4 - Krč Czech Republic Service: +420 226 21 0 226 Email: servis@agogs.com WWW: www.agogs.cz...
- Page 3 Congratulations on your electric bike purchase AGOGS electric bikes come with high quality components all of which are carefully adjusted and tested before distribution. To keep your bike in perfect condition please read this brief guide. Happy e-biking Declaration of conformity...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Content Important information ....................6 General disclaimers ....................8 Electric bike components ................... 1 0 Specifications ......................1 2 Before first ride ......................1 4 Bike folding ......................... 1 6 Ebike control ........................ 1 8 Riding the ebike ......................20 Ebike running-up ...................... - Page 5 Cleaning and lubrication .................... 32 Long-term storage ..................... 32 Operating range ......................33 Lighting and safety ..................... 33 Riding in wet conditions ..................... 34 Parking the bike ......................34 Returning the battery / Recycling ................35 Rear wheel tube replacement ..................36 Rear wheel demount ....................
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Page 6: Important Information
Important information Read this guide carefully. If there is anything you do not understand completely please contact your dealer. Do not lend your bicycle to anyone who is unfamiliar with it. Defects caused by inappropriate use are not be covered by warranty. The bicycle can only legally be used on the road by a person aged 1 5 years or older. - Page 7 It could be dangerous and all warranties will become void. If you experience a problem contact our service department or your retailer. ONLY use the charger supplied with your battery or a correct model replacement from AGOGS. AGOGS is not responsible for damage caused by using a non-compatible charger.
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Page 8: General Disclaimers
General disclaimers ekolo.cz s.r.o. shall not be responsible for any damage of any kind, including time lost, money lost, difficulties and complications that can arise from: electric bike misuse infringement of the instructions listed in user guide infringement of the traffic regulations and laws valid in country of use rider's failure using the bike in way other than it has been produced for cause of external origin... - Page 9 ekolo.cz states to the owner of this electric bike that its use involves risks and hazards and the owner agrees to assume these risks in full, regardless of their nature. The owner agrees to take full responsibility for any damage of any kind related to the electric bike use.
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Page 10: Electric Bike Components
Electric bike components... - Page 11 display chain BOOST button front reflector battery rear reflector rear hub motor front fender controller rear fender PAS sensor battery charge connector tire motor connector spokes folding hinges adjustable stem suspension fork suspension seatpost saddle seatpost clamp pedal brake lever front brake rear brake rear derailleur...
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Page 12: Specifications
Technical specifications Dimensions and weight Weight: 1 9 kg (without battery) Maximum load: 1 1 0 kg including carrier load Max. carrier load: 25 kg Length x height x width: 1 63 x 1 09 x 59 cm (folded) (90 x 74 x 40 cm) Motor 250 W Output power:... - Page 13 Frame: Aluminium 6061 .T6, folding Rims: HJC DP-24, double-wall, 20" Shifter: Shimano SL-M360, 8 speed Derailleur: Shimano RD-3500-SS, 8 speed Brakes: V-Brakes Tektro C31 0 with sensor Front fork: Zoom 565 AMS, suspension, lock-out, preload adjust Handlebar: Zoom, swept back 6°, width 580 mm Stem: Promax, folding, high adjust Seatpost:...
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Page 14: Before First Ride
Before first ride There are several keys attached which are related only to your battery. Choose one of them which you will use and store the other one in case of damage or loss. Learn how to release/insert the battery. Release the seat post and saddle. Unlock the battery bottom lock anticlockwise and release the key. - Page 15 Check the state of battery charge. The battery has been formated before sale and it is probably not completely charged so you will need to recharge it. Connect the charger to your battery first then plug the charger into the mains. Red lamp on the charger indicates the battery is charging, when the red light turns green the battery is fully charged.
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Page 16: Bike Folding
Bike folding Electric bicycle AGOGS Barack was designed as a folding bike for city use. Learn how to fold your bike quickly and correctly. 4 steps to fold your bike 1 . Push both pedals towards the crank. They can be folded through 90 degrees. - Page 17 3. Release the folding hinge clamp at the base of the handlebar stem and fold the handlebar downwards taky care not to strain any of the control cables. 4. Release the folding hinge clamp located on the cross bar. Swing the clamp around a vertical axis as much as possible and fold the two halves of the bike together To unfold the bike follow the reverse steps above ensuring all quick release clamps are securely fastened...
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Page 18: Ebike Control
Ebike control This ebike is equipped with display which provides rider basic information during the ride. Pedal assistance system is controlled by display too. Turn the battery on by ON/OFF button on its top and then active the ebike electric system by a long press M button. - Page 19 To clear Trip distance hold both the M button and - button for 2 seconds. This ebike has 5 levels of assistance plus level 0 with no motor support. Each level as assistance assists rider with a different motor power. Level 1 is the lowest assistance and level 5 is the highest assistance.
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Page 20: Riding The Ebike
Riding the ebike Learn how to ride your bike before your first trip. It is better to find a place with low traffic for these purposes. Set assistance to level 1 . Start to pedal. You will feel motor assistance in a moment. Test brake function and effectivity - as you press any of brake levers motor turns off automatically. -
Page 21: Ebike Running-Up
Ebike running-up It is essential to have your bike servised after 200-300 kilometres from purchase. This is a free service provided by your supplier. If this service has not been undertaken at the correct time this may cause damage to some components that will not be covered under our warranty. -
Page 22: Battery Care
Battery care The battery is the most expensive and important part of your bike. This bike uses a lithium-ion battery (Li-Ion) with nominal voltage of 36V. It is a commonly used type of battery with a great balance of weight, capacity and life. The battery has been delivered as a part of your electric bicycle. -
Page 23: Battery Charging
5 A. It takes up to 6 hours to fully charge an empty battery. By 5 A charger it takes up to 4 hours. You can buy this charger from your AGOGS dealer. Connect the charger to your battery first then plug charger into the mains. - Page 24 Do not leave the charger connected to the mains when not in use. Use only original battery delivered with your bike or replacement battery approved by AGOGS. Damages caused by using uncertified battery won't be covered by warranty Recommendations for maximum battery lifetime Use the battery between 30% and 80% state of charge.
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Page 25: Safety Recommendations
Safety recommendations Battery - do not short circuit positive and negative ports of the battery - do not dismantle the battery - do not store the battery in high temperature (heat, sunshine or close to a fire) - do not power supply another device with the battery - always charge the battery with licensed charger for lithium-ion batteries - do not place the battery in fluids such as water, acid, alkaline or salt water. -
Page 26: Brakes
Brakes Your bike is equipped with both front and rear V-type brakes. Both brakes must begin braking in the first half of the lever lift. When you need more than the first half of the levers lift to start braking you must adjust brake position. You can use the barrels for small adjustments or you will need to adjust lenght of cable by the anchor bolt. - Page 27 Noodle Boot Brake cable anchor bolt Pad positioning bolt Spring tension centering screw Mounting bolt Pad (shoe) Brake adjusting barrel...
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Page 28: Tires
Tires This electric bicycle uses 20" tires of 1 .95" width, which have been designed especially to use on ebikes. These tires offer good comfort and low rolling resistance. To inflate the tires use only a normal hand pump. Do not use air compressors which are available at gas stations. -
Page 29: Rear Derailleur
Rear derailleur You can use 8 different gears when riding this bike. Change the gear only when pedalling forward but never under a big load. When there is free movement of derailleur cable or the cable is too short (it is not possible to shift gear 8) adjust it by the barrel. -
Page 30: Saddle
Saddle This bike was delivered with a suspension saddle. You can adjust the height of the saddle and also suspension preload for increased comfort. Release the seat post clamp first. Remove the whole post with saddle from the bike. On the bottom of the post you will find an Allen key adjuster. -
Page 31: Front Suspension Fork
Front suspension fork You can adjust the preload of the suspension. The adjuster is located on the left hand side of the fork crown. Turn the adjuster clockwise to increase the suspension preload and anticlockwise to reduce it. On the other side of crown you can lock the suspension by lever. Keep the fork stanchions (inner legs) clean. -
Page 32: Cleaning And Lubrication
Maintenance of the bike Cleaning and lubrication It is essential to keep the bike clean. For cleaning use a wet house-flannel with detergent or special bike cleaner. Then dry it. Do not use a high-pressure water cleaner. Regulary lubricate chain, derailleur, brake cable and derailleur cable with light oil. -
Page 33: Operating Range
Important information Operating range The operating range of your electric bike depends on rider weight and carrier load, road profile, weather conditions, condition of the bike, riding style and the rider's physical condition. Regular braking and accelarating, climbing steep hills, low pressure tires, dragging brakes or a heavy carrier load, all limits the operating range of the bike. -
Page 34: Riding In Wet Conditions
Riding in wet conditions Your electric bike is rain and splash proof and can be used in all weathers. Do not ride the bike through floods, deep pools and mud. Do not park your bike where it is not protected against heavy rain, snow and direct sunlight (UV radiation can harm paint and colors). -
Page 35: Returning The Battery / Recycling
Returning the battery / Recycling Please do not put the battery pack into household waste. Containers for collecting batteries can be found wherever batteries are sold or at local collection points. This ensures batteries are disposed of correctly. You can also return the battery to your retailer. -
Page 36: Rear Wheel Tube Replacement
Rear wheel tube replacement Tools: Wrench key size 1 8 mm, Allen key size 5 mm, Tire levers Rear wheel demount Shift the smallest sprocket. 2. Turn the battery off. 3. Release plastic clamps which fix the motor wire with chain stay. Be careful not to damage wire Unplug the motor connector. - Page 37 enought for now. 8. Turn the bike upside down. If any accesory on handlebar could be damaged, demount it first. 9. Release both nuts from the axle. Check the washers and remember their positions. Release them too. You have to restore their positions later 1 0.
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Page 38: Tube Replacement
Tube replacement 1 . Release the valve cap and deflate the tube completely by pressing down on the inner part of the valve. 2. Take a couple of tire levers (you can purchase these at your local bike store). Ease one lever in under the wheel rim and lever out the edge of the tire (taking great care not to puncture the inner tube) and pry it up over the wheel rim. - Page 39 7. Starting at the tire edge closest to the valve, use your thumbs to work the other side of tire over the rim and into the well. You may need to use the same tool you took it off with to do the very last bit and pop it back onto the wheel. 8.
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Page 40: Rear Wheel Mount
Rear wheel mount 1 . Put the wheel back into the rear stay. Turn the wheel to find the position where the axle fits into the dropout. Be careful to reposition the washers as before demount. 2. Center the wheel and tighten nuts with wrench key size 1 8 mm. 3. - Page 41 Help needed? In case of any problems which regards to bike operation or maintainance contact your retailer or producer of the bike. Producer: ekolo.cz s.r.o. - AGOGS electric bikes Email: servis@agogs.com Tel: +420 226 21 0 226 Address: ekolo.cz s.r.o.
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Page 42: Warranty
4. Spare parts and components worn in normal use (tires, brake pads, chain, etc.). 5. Failure to produce invoice or proof of purchase. Warranty problem must be claimed at the your retailer or AGOGS service centers immediately. If failure is covered by our guarantee the part will be repaired or... - Page 43 replace the whole bike. It is essential to have your bike serviced after 200-300 kilometres. This is a free service provided by your retailer. If this service has not been undertaken at the correct time this may cause damage to some components that will not be covered under our guarantee.
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Page 44: Service Records
Service records Service check after 1 2 months Service stamp and signature Date ....................Service check after 1 8 months Date ....................Service check after 24 months Date .................... -
Page 45: Certificate Of Warranty
CERTIFICATE OF WARRANTY Date sold: ......................... E-bike type/color: ......................Frame number: ......... Battery number: ........... Purchaser Full name/company: ....................... Address: ..................ZIP: ......Phone number: ......................... Comments: ..............................................Retailer stamp and signature 200km service confirmation... - Page 46 Service comments ..........................................................................................................................................
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