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  • Page 1 USER MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Welcome Word

    Congratulations on your purchase! We are confident that you will enjoy riding your your tricycle, so it is fully adapted to new Trivel tricycle as we spent a great deal of time designing it with you in mind! the user’s specific needs.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Changing a punctured inner tube .......... Before each ride ..........Getting started .................. Brake adjustments ................Setting your position on your Trivel ........Using the LCD Panel functions ..........Derailleurs adjustments ..............Setting the seat position and angle ........Turning the power assist system on ........

  • Page 4: A Word On Safety

    A Trivel is a very safe and stable vehicle reduce the risks of injuries. thanks to its three-wheel triangular This sign indicates cautions platform design.
  • Page 5 Lace shoes properly. Never carry a second passenger on dealer if necessary. your tricycle unless that is with an Trivel is not responsible for approved accessory equipment. Always wear a homologated accidents caused by the use or helmet, it could save your life. Make...
  • Page 6 Do not use for downhill. secured. This unique identification When riding with children, always number can be required by Trivel keep a close eye on them and try to customer service for warranty Trivel is not responsible for stay away from potential purpose.

  • Page 7: Before Your First Ride

    EQUIPMENT SAFETY CHECK Congratulations, you are about to experience a great feeling; riding a Trivel! To ensure you have a pleasant first ride, please make sure to follow these simple instructions: Proceed to the following Equipment safety check before going for a ride.
  • Page 8 In doubt, add some lubricant. See tire’s valve to get a pressure reading. the Lubricating the chain section for Make sure the pressure is within the instructions. tire’s recommended pressure value. 8 | Trivel.com...

  • Page 9: Setting Your Position On Your Trivel

    SETTING YOUR POSITION ON YOUR TRIVEL Comfort is key to a pleasant ride. Your Trivel is offering many ergonomic adjustments to ensure your position is optimal. We recommend the following key points for a proper positioning. 1. Adjust handlebar height so the forearms are parallel to the ground when the user is sitting.

  • Page 10: Setting The Seat Position And Angle

    For a more relaxed position, the seat can be moved forward, thus allowing less leg 5. Tighten the seat beam anti rotation set extension and an upright or laid-back screw (A) with the Allen key torso angle. 10 | Trivel.com...
  • Page 11 (C) if it is unaligned carrier clamp (B). 4. Tighten the seat carrier clamp (B) using a wrench until the saddle (A) is locked tightly into its new position. A. Seat B. Seat carrier clamp C. Seat beam Trivel.com | 11...

  • Page 12: Setting The Backrest Height And Angle

    3. Tighten the backrest in the new position needs the most support. The angle should using the Allen key be adjusted along with the saddle for an upright or a more laid-back position. A. Backrest carrier clamp bolt B. Backrest 12 | Trivel.com...

  • Page 13: Setting The Handlebar Position

    Lifting the stem above this mark can result into the dismantling of the stem assembly and lead to a loss of control and serious injuries. A. Quick release binder lever B. Stem Trivel.com | 13...

  • Page 14: Riding Basics

    RIDING BASICS RIDE MORE EASILY Congratulations on choosing to ride A Trivel is an excellent option for people differently! Compared to a regular who are new to cycling, those who have bicycle, riding a Trivel, with its reclined a bit less balance or riders who wants position offers several benefits.

  • Page 15: Turning

    As it was previously recommended in this notice, the user should ride his or her Trivel on a closed- circuit road several times before going on a ride involving the use of public roads.

  • Page 16: Going Uphill

    GOING UPHILL Your Trivel has been designed with a wheelbase length that allows a rider to safely take on most inclines. However, it is recommended to avoid inclines over 8 % (roughly 5 degrees angle). Before going for a ride that may include big...

  • Page 17: Braking

    Your Trivel is equipped with an efficient 5. Understand that the braking power is at its and reliable gear transmission system. peak at the point where the wheel is about...
  • Page 18 A. Front derailleur down shift lever D. Rear derailleur cable tension B. Front derailleur up shift lever adjustment barrel C. Front derailleur cable tension E. Rear derailleur down shift lever adjustment barrel F. Rear derailleur up shift lever 18 | Trivel.com...
  • Page 19 Gear transmission components terminology A. Rear derailleur cable housing F. Chainwheel B. Rear derailleur G. Front derailleur C. Cassette D. Chain E. Rear derailleur cable Trivel.com | 19...
  • Page 20 If the system Lowest gear combination (Smallest front chainwheel/Largest rear sprocket) fitted on your Trivel is not sufficient for your level of fitness, preferred route, or personal preference, ask a qualified technician for possible upgrades.
  • Page 21 Shift up progressively left-hand side. until you reach your desired speed and comfortable pedalling cadence. Shift up by small increments with the rear derailleur, using the index lever on your right-hand side. Trivel.com | 21...
  • Page 22 It is then time to shift down left-hand side. to maintain a comfortable pedalling cadence and keep going. Shift down by small increments with the rear derailleur, using the thumb lever on your right-hand side. 22 | Trivel.com...

  • Page 23: Riding In Wet Condition

    If the chain suddenly drops from its gear, stop pedalling immediately. Carefully get it back on the gear manually to avoid damaging the frame and components. Trivel.com | 23...

  • Page 24: Riding At Night

    Wear bright colored clothes and equipment and always check to confirm that people see you before attempting a manoeuvre. Always ride defensively and first consider that people don’t see you. 24 | Trivel.com...

  • Page 25: Using The Power Assistance System

    The electric power assist system An electric power assisted tricycle A power assisted bicycle might not equipped on your Trivel is a safe and handles differently than a human suited for use by children or certain reliable set of components that complies powered only tricycle.

  • Page 26: Notice To The User

    Consequently, non-compliance with these instructions and recommendations renders responsibility to check with local authorities. Trivel notifies the owner or the user of an Trivel warranties null and void and exonerates Safety precautions during use electrically assisted vehicle of the Trivel Trivel from any liability toward the owner.
  • Page 27 In addition to the the warranties given by Trivel null and void and charger only to alternating current of 110V general rules that apply to riding on bicycle exonerates Trivel from all liability toward the A.C., do not use a battery or charger if they are...
  • Page 28 General disclaimer of responsibility Applicable laws and competent Trivel advises the owner that using an tribunals electrically assisted vehicle entails inherent Trivel shall not be responsible for damages risks and dangers that the owner agrees to of any kind, whether material, immaterial or assume completely whatever their nature.

  • Page 29: Description Of The Components

    DESCRIPTION OF THE COMPONENTS A. Controller B. LCD Panel C. Throttle D. Battery E. Hub motor Trivel.com | 29...
  • Page 30 Quick charge Rated Voltage: 48V F. System status Current: 10.4A G. Trip distance Capacity: 500Wh H. Odometer unit Operating temperature: 0°C to 30°C (32°F to 86°F) I. Odometer Storing temperature range: 10°C to 25°C (50°F to 77°C) 30 | Trivel.com...
  • Page 31 Throttle Hub motor* A. Handlebar A. Hub motor casing B. Throttle B. Axle nut cover C. Grip C. Power cord D. Power cord coupler * All specifications listed above are subject to change without notice. Trivel.com | 31...

  • Page 32: Getting Started

    3. Connect the charging plug into the battery’s left side charging port. The LED indicators on the battery will blink, confirming that charging is underway. Let the battery charge until it is full. 32 | Trivel.com...
  • Page 33 Be careful if you choose to start off switch to a lower power assistance level. with a high level of power assistance as the first pedal strokemay result in a surprisingly powerful acceleration. Trivel.com | 33...
  • Page 34 The power assistance will kick in quickly. Every time the power assistance system is turned OFF, the assistance mode and level will reset and return to 0 once the system is turned ON again. 34 | Trivel.com...

  • Page 35: Using The Lcd Panel Functions

    3 seconds to turn the LCD shortly press the Power button on the Panel ON. controller to turn backlight ON. The LCD Panel with shut down automatically after 5 minutes without operation or input in order to save battery capacity. Trivel.com | 35...
  • Page 36 2. Then shortly press the button to reset shortly press the Power button on the Set button on the controller for 5 the value to zero. controller to turn it OFF. seconds until the Trip Distance value flashes. 36 | Trivel.com...
  • Page 37 Unit value flashes. 2. Switch to the desired Unit (Km/h or Mph) using the buttons KM/H 3. Then shortly press the button to save MODE POWER MODE POWER the new Unit to be displayed. TRIP TRIP Trivel.com | 37...

  • Page 38: Turning The Power Assist System On

    Switch through power assist modes using the buttons on the controller. KM/H KM/H KM/H MODE POWER MODE POWER MODE POWER TRIP TRIP TRIP 38 | Trivel.com...
  • Page 39 POWER TRIP you will find it easier to go up TRIP effort for you if you are travelling steep hills or move forward at low speed on a level road against strong headwinds. with a slight headwind. Trivel.com | 39...
  • Page 40 -/O on the right side of the battery. To deactivate the Cruise Control, simply press one of the brake levers. Cruise control: This mode allows you to maintain a steady desired speed without pedalling. KM/H MODE POWER TRIP 40 | Trivel.com...

  • Page 41: Operating Range And Battery Usage Optimisation

    The estimated operating range* of your The distance you can ride with a 1. Use the power assistance mode you need for electrically assisted Trivel is as below: single battery charge varies greatly each condition during your ride (you may not depending on several factors.

  • Page 42: Removing Or Inserting The Battery

    1. Insert the key into the key lock of the 3. Firmly and carefully pull the battery along battery. the battery holder bracket towards the back. 2. Turn the key for half a turn, counter clockwise (to the left) to unlock the battery. 42 | Trivel.com...
  • Page 43 2. Turn the key for half a turn, counter clockwise (to the left) to unlock the battery. 4. Carefully align and push firmly on the battery along the battery holder bracket towards its stopper. Trivel.com | 43...

  • Page 44: Charging The Battery Of Your Electric Power Assist System

    8 hours, unplug it immediately 4. Check that the LED indicators on the battery before leaving. and contact a Trivel authorized battery are flashing to confirm that dealer for a charger battery charging is underway.

  • Page 45: Storing The Battery

    24 During the long periods when you will (rain, water, garage, shed, hangar or hours. This could damage the not be using your Trivel such as the unheated basement). charger and the battery. Never winter season, store the battery inside...

  • Page 46: Minimum Battery Maintenance Schedule

    40 volts. If the voltage goes battery maintenance at regular intervals. below 30 volts, the battery could become If using your Trivel seasonably, following This is particularly important during the irrecoverably damaged and might no your last long ride of the season, you off season, when you are likely not using longer be able to accept a full charge.

  • Page 47: Troubleshooting (Electric Assistance System)

    The power assistance system will not be functional again until the issue is Throttle abnormality addressed and solved. Do not ride your Trivel if an error code shows up until it is Error 358 solved. Over voltage Please communicate with a qualified...

  • Page 48: Maintenance And Adjustments

    Proper and regular maintenance of your These operations either require specific Do not modify the frame in any Trivel is key for your safety and to ensure tools or expertise that only an approved way. Drilling and grinding can good functionality of the mechanical...

  • Page 49: Tools, Products And Protective Gear Needed

    2. Metric Allen keys (sizes 2 mm to 8 mm) 3. Mechanics apron Some tools not listed here might also 3. Metric wrench keys (sizes 8 mm to 17 mm) be needed depending on your Trivel 4. Clean rags model specifications. 4. Torque wrench (low torque range) Trivel components and accessories use 5.

  • Page 50: Preventive Maintenance

    6. Check brakes regularly to ensure safe (PSIv unit) braking E. Tire’s intended rotation direction Riding with an insufficient pressure can lead to a puncture of the inner tube and / or damage to the tire and rim. 50 | Trivel.com...
  • Page 51 Identifying the type of valve your Trivel is fitted with: There are two major modern types of valves; Presta (French) or Schrader (American). The illustration below shows the difference. Most bicycle pumps can be used with both types of valves, whether it is through a dual-type pump head or by reorienting the pump’...

  • Page 52: Changing A Punctured Inner Tube

    Only a insufficient air pressure. In both cases, the and air can often leak from a Trivel-trained person is qualified to inner tube has been punctured and will repaired tube. A new tube is a time perform this work without causing need to be fixed or replaced.
  • Page 53 (make sure to purchase a fork.(Rear wheels): Lift the rear end of the compatible tube by giving all the relevant Trivel and proceed without removing the 9. Put the tire back on the rim making sure information regarding the size of the wheel from the frame.

  • Page 54: Brake Adjustments

    J. Rear brake rotor K. Front brake adjuster barrel L. Front brake caliber M. Front brake rotor * Front and rear brake side position may be different in some countries (i.e.: Australia, New Zealand, UK, Japan, etc.) 54 | Trivel.com...
  • Page 55 A. Rotor B. Caliper attachment bolts C. Cable housing D. Cable tension adjustment barrel E. Cable pinching bolt F. Cable G. Caliper body H. Brake pads I. Caliper centering bolts Components of a Disc Brake Trivel.com | 55...
  • Page 56 If these conditions are not met, do not or if they have been contaminated by oil be a gap of at least 1 cm between the use your Trivel before having fixed the or grease! grip and the lever and the vehicle should issue! Begin with a basic cable tension not move when pushed back or forth.
  • Page 57 (Loosen the anti-rotation set screw if there’s one first, and make sure to tighten it 1. Turn the adjustment barrel on the brake again after the adjustment). lever counter clockwise to move the outboard brake pad closer to the rotor. Trivel.com | 57...
  • Page 58 When hydraulic disc brakes are used braking power issue, do not ride your moving or immediately after its use. continuously (ex. going down a Trivel before having it inspected by a The disc heats up significantly when long descent), the fluid inside the qualified technician!

  • Page 59: Derailleurs Adjustments

    Both front and rear derailleurs on your Trivel have been minutely adjusted by a qualified technician before being handed to you at the time of purchase.
  • Page 60 3. Check that the rear derailleur’s upper pulley alignment with the second gear of the freewheel (as shown below). If the upper pulley is not perfectly aligned with the corresponding gear, it can be corrected by adjusting the cable tension. 60 | Trivel.com...
  • Page 61 1. Turn the rear derailleur’s barrel adjuster 2. Turn the barrel adjuster clockwise to counter-clockwise to increase cable decrease cable tension and move the tension and move the derailleur pulleys to derailleur pulleys to the right. the left. Trivel.com | 61...
  • Page 62 (biggest chain on the middle front gear. inside surface is as close as possible to the sprocket on the freewheel). chain without touching it. Recommended distance is 0.5 to 1 mm (as shown below) 62 | Trivel.com...
  • Page 63 1. Turn the left shifter barrel adjuster 2. Turn the barrel adjuster clockwise to counter- clockwise to increase cable decrease cable tension and move the tension and move the front derailleur cage derailleur cage away from the chain closer to the chain. Trivel.com | 63...

  • Page 64: Quick Release Binder System Adjustment

    This type of binder is most commonly used to attach wheels to the frame and fork as well as to tighten adjustable components such as the seat beam and handlebar’s stem. They allow for quick tool-free adjustments. 64 | Trivel.com...
  • Page 65 It is important to understand this principle in order to tighten the attachments in a safe way and to avoid permanent damage to the components. 1. Quick Release lever in closed (tightened) 2. Quick Release lever in opened (loose) position position Trivel.com | 65...
  • Page 66 * The precise force value required to push the lever so that the attachment system is efficiently tightened can vary with time and from one system to another. It is recommended that you test the attachment of the components each time it is opened and closed. 66 | Trivel.com...

  • Page 67: Folding The Stem

    FOLDING THE STEM On some Trivel models, it is possible to fold the stem. Once folded, it is much more compact for storage and easier to put in a car booth for transportation. In order to fold the stem, refer to...

  • Page 68: Lubricating The Chain

    Trivel, after a muddy off-road ride or after about 250 Let the lubricant penetrate the chain links km in normal conditions.

  • Page 69: Washing Your Trivel

    WASHING YOUR TRIVEL To wash your Trivel: Keeping your Trivel clean is an easy 1. Remove the battery if your Trivel is 7. Dry the chain with a clean cloth and re- and simple way to help extend its equipped with an electric power assistance lubricate it before letting to it to air dry.

  • Page 70: Storing Your Trivel

    STORING YOUR TRIVEL It is recommended to store your Trivel in a Do not store the battery in a place tempered dry place, preferably indoor or where temperature and humidity inside a locked shed. levels and not controlled. Ideal place of storage is inside, at a Make sure the chain and other corrosion- normal ambient temperature.

  • Page 71: Normal Wear

    NORMAL WEAR Brake pads Tires Some components on your Trivel will wear Replace disc brake pads when material Replace tire when thread is not due to their normal usage. Brake pads, chain, thickness reached 1 mm or less. visible anymore or if it has suffered an tires and rims, amongst other, are subject to unrepairable puncture or damage.

  • Page 72: Troubleshooting

    • Front derailleur high (H) limit is too loose • Turn high (H) limit bolt clockwise • From largest front chainring • Front derailleur low (L) limit is too loose • Turn high (L) limit bolt clockwise 72 | Trivel.com...
  • Page 73 • Brake pivots are loose • Tighten brake pivots • Rim or disc rotor wobbling • Align or replace rim or disc rotor • Front wheel not properly attached • Align and tighten front wheel into fork Trivel.com | 73...
  • Page 74 • Fix or replace pedals • Chain is dirty or rusted • Clean and lubricate chain • Stiff chain link • Fix or replace chain • Chain tension too high (for single speed bike) • Adjust chain tension 74 | Trivel.com...
  • Page 75 • Sharp object stuck inside tire • Remove and fix or replace inner tube • Damaged inner tube • Fix or replace inner tube • Damaged tire • Fix or replace tire • Rim tape misplaced • Reposition rim tape Trivel.com | 75...

  • Page 76: Warranty Terms

    Should the moment when he or she first becomes the owner not advise of the Apparent aware of said defect in order to give Trivel the anomaly within the prescribed time opportunity to correct said defect if possible, at...
  • Page 77 If a defect occurs during the warranty by Trivel, the owner must fill a Trivel limited workmanship and materials of the equipment period, the parts (batteries, controller, or...
  • Page 78 Example: For a front wheel flat or tire Make sure that the battery was new purchase to Trivel within thirty (30) days of replacement on a model equipped with when purchased. The year of the battery the purchase date.
  • Page 79 Trivel.com | 79...
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