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ELECTRIC BICYCLE WITH SERVO-ASSISTED PEDALLING 電動アシスト式マウンテンバイク シリーズ eMTB ユーザー&メンテナンス・ハンドブック I N T E G R A 160 I N T E G R A 150 I N T E G R A 160 R A C E T R AI L E N D U R O ユーザー&メ...
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目 次 イラスト I N T E G R A 150 T R AI L I N T E G R A 160 E N D U R O I N T E G R A 160 R A C E I N T E G R A 180 E N D U R O...
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図 1 min ˜ 590mm MAX ˜ 770mm ˜ 280 mm ˜ 1260 mm ˜ 1970 mm ˜ 760 mm ˜ 760 mm ˜ 800 mm INTEGRA 150 INTEGRA 160 INTEGRA 180 図 2 Ed. 1 - 07/2019...
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ト ラ ブ ル シ ュ ー テ ィ ン グ I N T E G R A 1 5 0 T R A I L I N T E G R A 1 6 0 E N D U R O I N T E G R A 1 6 0 R A C E I N T E G R A 1 8 0...
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In d e x G E N E R A L I N D E X Section 0 0 - Introduction 3.f - Checking the saddle and saddle 1. INTRODUCTION..........EN_1 support tube ..........EN_11 2. MEANING OF “EPAC” - 3.g - Checking the handlebars ......EN_11 Electrical Power Assisted Cycl e ....EN_1 3.h - Checking the brakes ........EN_12 3.
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In d e x Section 0 7 - Cleaning and 11. ADVISED SAG ......... EN_21 M aint enance 12. NOTES ON BATTERY DURATION ... EN_21 1. CLEANING AND CARE........EN_29 2. PERIODIC MAINTENANCE PROGRAM..EN_29 Section 0 6 - Using power assisted 3.
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I n t r o d u c t i o n 1. INTRODUCTION Dear Customer, thank you for purchasing our product. This bicycle has been manufactured using the highest quality materials in conformity with all Our electric bicycle is a combination of inno- the applicable standards and regulations.
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I n t r o d u c t i o n 3. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS This manual contains a series of symbols that are intended to draw your attention to particularly impor- tant information and instructions. The meaning of these symbols is explained below: Hazard This symbol indicates a potential falling hazard and the consequent risk of personal injury and damage (to both yourself and third parties).
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W a r n i n g s a n d S a f e t y D e v i c e s 1. SAFETY INFORMATION - This user and maintenance handbook - If this document is lost or damaged, re- contains all the information necessary quest a new copy from the vendor.
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W a r n i n g s a n d S a f e t y D e v i c e s 1.b - Correct use - ALWAYS use the bi c ycl e as descri b ed in this user booklet, in the safety rec- - The bi c ycl e , subject of this manual , is ommendati o n booklet and any addi -...
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D e s c r i p t i o n a n d T e c h n i c a l D a t a ILLUSTRATIONS The illustrations are grouped on the initial pages of the manual 1. REMOVING THE PACKAGING 5.
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Handlebar FSA, 760mm Handlebar mount FSA, 60mm Tele 30.9 - 100 mm (S-M) Seatpost FSA, 30.9mm Tele 30.9 - 120 mm (L) Headset FSA No.57 HBS Saddle Selle Italia X-Land Handles Fantic - Anodized terminals EN_6 Ed. 1 - 07/2019...
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Handlebar mount FSA GRID, 50mm FSA GRID, 35mm Tele 30.9 - 100 mm (S-M) Seatpost Tele 30.9 - 120 mm (L) Headset FSA No.57 HBS Saddle Selle Italia XLR SUPERFLOW Handles Fantic - Anodized terminals EN_7 Ed. 1 - 07/2019...
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D e s c r i p t i o n a n d T e c h n i c a l D a t a 7. DESCRIPTION OF THE BICYCLE 7.a - Brakes 7.c - Frame and forks (fig.
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C h e c k s a n d i n s p e c t i o n s 1. USING YOUR BICYCLE FOR 2. EACH TIME YOU USE YOUR THE FIRST TIME BICYCLE Before using your bi c ycl e , read An unsafe bi c ycl e m a y result in the safety recommendati o n hazardous riding conditions,...
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C h e c k s a n d i n s p e c t i o n s 3.b - Checki n g the tyres 3.d - Checki n g the tyre pressure If the tyre pressure is too low: Check the tyres for signs of external damage, ·...
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C h e c k s a n d i n s p e c t i o n s 3.g - Checki n g the handl e bars Unscrew the safety cap (2) (fig. “13“). Check the pressure using a pressure gauge, or a pump with a built-in pressure gauge.
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C h e c k s a n d i n s p e c t i o n s 3.h - Checki n g the brakes 3.i - Checki n g the chai n and the crank mountings Heavy fall hazard Faulty brakes This check must be carried out by two people: c a n al w ays result in hazardous the first raises the rear wheel so that it is not...
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C h e c k s a n d i n s p e c t i o n s 3.m - Checki n g the lights (if fitted) 3.n - Checks various accessori e s This paragraph applies only if the bicycle was The bicycle may be fitted with other accesso- equipped for use on public roads when it was ries (e.g.: pannier, bags, water bottle holder,...
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C h e c k s a n d i n s p e c t i o n s 4. TIGHTENING TORQUE If no specific information has been provided by The corresponding tightening torque (in Nm) is the manufacturer, refer to the following tightening stamped into the heads of the bolts and screws.
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A s s e m b l y a n d A d j u s t m e n t s Some of the operations described in the section may be carried out by the user without outside assistance. Only attempt to carry out these procedure if you have the correct tools. 1.
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A s s e m b l y a n d A d j u s t m e n t s 3.c - Regulating the saddl e position Align the tip of the saddle so that it is pointing towards the from of the bicycle.
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U s i n g y o u r b i c y c l e 1. GENERAL SUGGESTIONS To transfer the chain to a bigger sprocket (fig. “41“): · While pedalling in the direction of travel, Your bicycle is designed to be used either in the push lever “1”...
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U s i n g y o u r b i c y c l e Disk type brakes require a certain “running in - To move forward, place your left foot on the left period” before they reach their full efficiency. hand pedal and your right foot on the right The general rule is as follows: hand pedal.
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U s i n g y o u r b i c y c l e Failure to repl a ce such co m p o - 8. FRONT SUSPENSION FORK ADJUSTMENT nents, if damaged, m a y result in hazardous riding conditions, - To adapt the fork return speed (Rebound) to the falls, acci d ents and d a m a g e to...
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U s i n g y o u r b i c y c l e 10. REAR SHOCK ABSORBER “REBOUND” ADJUSTMENT To adapt the shock absorber return speed (Rebound) to the road type and to the user’s weight it is possi- ble to intervene adjusting air pressure inside the shock absorber by working as follows: •...
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U s i n g y o u r b i c y c l e 11. ADVISED SAG 150 TRAIL 160 ENDURO 180 ENDURO R 160 RACE Rear Front 12. NOTES ON BATTERY DURATION Battery duration may vary significantly (from 20 to 150 km) depending on the type of use and the age of the batteries (on average, battery duration is reduced by approx.
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U s i n g p o w e r a s s i s t e d p e d a l l i n g 1. GETTING STARTED This paragraph summarizes the most important information necessary for a correct use of the power-assisted pedalling system.
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U s i n g p o w e r a s s i s t e d p e d a l l i n g 2. REMOVING THE BATTERY Make sure that the battery pack is fully charged (all four LEDs lit) before you use you PACK FROM ITS SUPPORT bicycle.
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U s i n g p o w e r a s s i s t e d p e d a l l i n g 4. MOUNTING THE BAT TERY supply, after two hours, the battery charger re-checks the state of the battery and, if neces- PACK ON ITS SUPPORT sary, starts to recharge it again.
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U s i n g p o w e r a s s i s t e d p e d a l l i n g Travelled distance 1 Displaying the pedalling assistance level 2 Speed - Shows the travelled 3 Battery charge level.
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U s i n g p o w e r a s s i s t e d p e d a l l i n g 5.c - Pedalling assi s tance activation Total distance - Shows the total trav- and level elled distance with the help of the assisted...
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The function can be used both while walking Fantic Motor takes no responsibility for alongside the bicycle and when riding. eventual damages caused to the exter- - To activate the function it is necessary to keep nal device connected to the Usb port.
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U s i n g p o w e r a s s i s t e d p e d a l l i n g 6. TAKING CARE OF THE BATTERY PACK Reducing the battery power In order to safeguard against overloads or overheating, the battery pack is equipped with an automatic function that reduces the power according to the power level and temperature.
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C l e a n i n g a n d M a i n t e n a n c e The operations described in this section may be carried out by the user. All other operations MUST be carried out by the vendor or qualified personnel. 1.
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C l e a n i n g a n d M a i n t e n a n c e • After using your bi c ycl e in very wet 3. CLEANING YOUR BICYCLE conditions Proceed as follows: Clean and lubricate the following parts: Disconnect the battery pack and remove it;...
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C l e a n i n g a n d M a i n t e n a n c e 4. PARKING YOUR BICYCLE · Remove any excess lubricant from the chain using a clean, dry lint-free cloth. When the bi c ycl e is resting on its Clean the wheel rims and brake disks using a suit- stand or against a wall, fence or...
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C l e a n i n g a n d M a i n t e n a n c e To park it without using the stand: Insert the transport block (f - supplied) be- Position the bicycle on a flat, stable surface. tween the brake pistons (fig.
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C l e a n i n g a n d M a i n t e n a n c e If the qui c k rel e ase lever has not between the brake piston (fig. “79“). been cl o sed properly, the wheel - Insert the axle pin from the brake side and push m a y shift or c o m e loose.
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C l e a n i n g a n d M a i n t e n a n c e If repairs are not carri e d out cor- · Check the rim for signs of damage (sharp edges, chips, splinters, etc.).
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C l e a n i n g a n d M a i n t e n a n c e 7. OTHER OPERATIONS If it is necessary to replace the tyre: remove it completely from the wheel rim. For any maintenance operations not described fit the new tyre, inserting one side onto the in this section, contact your vendor.
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T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g 1. TROUBLESHOOTING If you encounter problems while riding your bicycle, first check whether the fault is described in the following tables. This table is designed to help you identify the correct solution without taking your bicycle to the authorized vendor.
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T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g 2. ERROR CODES Check whether the error code that appears on the display is included in the table and, if so, proceed as indi- cated. Pay attention to the error codes! The error codes c a n denote severe anomal i e s in the pedel e c system.
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T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g Problem Possible cause Possible solution The software has been reset. Turn the system off completely and turn it back on using the button T4 on the Control Panel.
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T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g Problem Possible cause Possible solution Force applied to pedals not detected. Turn the system off completely and turn it back on using the button T4 on the Control Panel.
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T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g I N T E G R A 1 5 0 T R A I L I N T E G R A 1 6 0 E N D U R O I N T E G R A 1 6 0 R A C E...
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Fantic M o t o r s.r.l. Via Enzo Tarantelli, 7 31030 Dosson di Casier (TV) - Italy Tel. +39 0422 634192 Fax. +39 0422 630491 info@fanticmotor.it commerciale-bike@fanticmotor.it Code: B0900036005 E d . 1 - 07/2019...
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