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- Page 1 Emu Quick Start Guide QUICK START GUIDE & USER MANUAL EVO MK 1 Emu Classic Mk 3 www.emubikes.com...
- Page 2 Set up bike – handlebars and pedals It’s important to remember that the range you can Your Emu bike arrives 98% assembled. This means achieve with your Emu is significantly affected by all you need to do is attach the pedals and fix the the following factors: total load weight (rider + stem into position.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
USER MANUAL – CONTENTS USER MANUAL – CONTENTS COMPONENTS ..................... 2 INTENDED USE ....................3 USING YOUR EMU ELECTRIC BIKE ..............3 Using the Display ................................ 3 Understanding Pedal Assistance ..........................4 Battery and Battery Care ............................5 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR EMU ................ 6 Stem, Handlebar &... -
Page 4: Components
COMPONENTS 1. COMPONENTS Frame 13. USB connection Top tube (not on Step Through) 14. Headset Down tube 15. Front light Head tube 16. Front mudguard Seat tube 17. Front fork Chain stay 18. Spokes Rear stay 19. Rim Battery 20. Front brake Seat post clamp 21. -
Page 5: Intended Use
INTENDED USE 2. INTENDED USE Your new Emu electric bike or EPAC (Electronically Power Assisted Cycle) is built in accordance with BS EN 15194:2017 which means it has specific and regulated characteristics. EPACs have an auxiliary electric motor which will only provide assistance when the pedals are propelled by the rider. -
Page 6: Understanding Pedal Assistance
USING YOUR EMU ELECTRIC BIKE To turn the bike on, ensure the battery is on by pressing the button at the bottom of the battery. Blue indicates the battery is close to fully charged, green means it has some charge and red means it has no charge. -
Page 7: Battery And Battery Care
USING YOUR EMU ELECTRIC BIKE The motor is maintenance--- f ree and any work should only be performed by a recommended specialist cycle workshop. Contact us for advice and information. Any work done on the motor or electrical parts by a non--- recommended cycle shop will void the warranty. -
Page 8: Getting To Know Your Emu
4. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR EMU Stem, Handlebar & Display angle Stem angle – To adjust the tilt on the Emu quill stem you need to loosen the single bolt located underneath the stem. Once the bottom bolt is loosened you can adjust the angle of the stem to a more flat or upright riding position. -
Page 9: Pedals
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR EMU Saddle angle – The bike saddle is supported underneath by a ‘holder’. The Do not move the saddle holder allows you to slide the saddle forward beyond the minimum or backwards. Use the 8mm Allen key to... -
Page 10: Bottom Bracket & Cranks
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR EMU Bottom Bracket & Cranks Chainrings – these are subject to wear; their service life depends on various factors such as maintenance, type of use and distance travelled. Always check for wear and tear. Cranks – must be securely fastened as this could otherwise damage the crank set. -
Page 11: Chain
Maintenance – Derailleur gears will require adjustment and alignment from time to time, for which we recommend visiting your local bike shop or an EMU Dealer. See ‘Rear Wheel’ for removal instructions. -
Page 12: Rear Wheel
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR EMU Removing the tyre and inner tube – Unscrew the valve cap from the valve. Allow the remaining air to escape from the inner tube. Place the tyre lever on the inner edge of the tyre opposite the valve. Lever the tyre sidewall over the rim flange. -
Page 13: Rims & Spokes
Regular washing and cleaning of your Emu bike maintenance. and its components is recommended in order to Do not use a high- lengthen the life of your Emu bike. To prevent pressure washer to clean corrosion and the dilution of lubricants, remove your bike. -
Page 14: Servicing
• Your Emu electric bike can be considerably faster than a non-electric bike. Stopping distances will therefore be marginally longer. Take the time to get to know your electric bike before riding near traffic, or pedestrians. - Page 15 • Be aware that live parts connected to the electric motor may be live if covers or wires are exposed. Do not allow children to play with the Emu electric bike. • Eye protection - good vision is vital for cycling safely. Many cyclists find it more comfortable to wear visors or glasses, to avoid such hazards as insects, dust or spray from rain.
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Page 16: Declaration Of Conformity
WD3 0LY RICKMANSWORTH UNITED KINGDOM As the manufacturer we hereby declare that the following product(s): Product models: Emu Classic / Emu Roam / Emu Evo are in compliance with the essential requirements of the following Directives: • Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 •... -
Page 17: Eu Declaration Of Conformity
WD3 0LY RICKMANSWORTH UNITED KINGDOM As the manufacturer we hereby declare that the following product(s): Product models: Emu Classic / Emu Roam / Emu Evo are in compliance with the essential requirements of the following Directives: • Directive 2006/42/EC (Machinery) •... - Page 20 EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Editor: Emu Electric Bikes PO Box 772 Rickmansworth WD3 0LY United Kingdom (+44) 0203 797 7555 www.emubikes.com/contact-emu-bikes/ V-EVO-MK1-1 www.emubikes.com...
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