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- Page 1 Speedy Go I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L...
- Page 3 INSTRUCTION GUIDE This manual contains important information relating to the safety, per- formance and maintenance of your electric bicycle. Please read it carefully before using your bicycle and keep it in a safe place for future reference. NOTE: It is the user’s responsibility to know and comply with the local laws.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
INDEX • GE N E R A L WA R N I N G S FO R TH E U S E O F B I CYCL E ..6 • US E IN T HE N I G HT HO U RS ..........8 •... -
Page 6: Ge N E R A L Wa R N I N G S Fo R Th E U S E O F B I Cycl E
GE NERA L WA R NI N GS FO R T HE US E OF YOU R B I CYC LE Do not use the vehicle after drinking alcohol, taking exciting or psychotropic drugs which can alter the emotional state, the sensory abilities and the ma- stery of movements. - Page 7 Do not try to disassemble the product or its parts. Any repair intervention must be carried out by authorized personnel, in compliance with warranty conditions. Please check your bicycle parts frequently, repair them immediately if any fault is found. Take responsibility for your safety and for any question or cla- rification, it is advisable to consult a professional bicycle shop.
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Page 8: E In T He N I G Ht Ho U Rs
USE IN T HE N IG HT HO U RS Using the bicycle at night is much more dangerous than in the daytime, as it is more difficult to see a cyclist for drivers and pedestrians. Cyclists have to be aware of the risk they run while going out at dawn, dusk or at night, and have to pay more attention when pedalling and should use specific equipment which helps them reduce these risks. - Page 9 WA R NIN G Make sure you comply with all local laws relating to the bike’s usage in the night hours and to take the following additional precautions: • make sure your bicycle is well equipped with reflectors, which should be correctly positioned and fixed in a safe way.
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Page 10: P Li A N C E S
INFO R MAT I O N TO U S ERS AB OU T H O U SE H O LD AP P L I A N C ES Precautions for correct disposal of the product. The symbol shown on the equipment indicates that waste must be disposed of in “separate collection”... -
Page 11: Technical Assistance
DISPOSA L O F T HE B ATT ERY The product works with batteries that fall under the European directive 2013/56 / EC and that cannot be disposed of with normal household waste. Please inform yourself about the local directives regarding the separate col- lection of batteries: a correct disposal allows to avoid negative consequences for the environment and health. -
Page 12: Te Ch Ni C A L Sp E Ci F Ic Ati O Ns
TE C HNIC AL S P EC I FI C ATI O N S Power 250 W Battery lithium 36V, 6 Ah, 216 Wh Distance 25 Km Max assisted speed 25 Km/h Wheels size 20” Frame Steel Bike dimensions 158x59x111 Included charger INPUT 100-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz, OUTPUT 42V... -
Page 13: H Ow It Is M A De
H OW IT I S MA D E 1: Frame 10: Pedal 20: Seat tube 2: Handlebar 1 1: Crank 21: Saddle calibration 3: Handlebar opening 12: Bike stand lever lever 13: Chain 22: Frame closing 4: Front fender 14: Chainwheel lever 5: Front brake 15: Rear wheel... -
Page 14: Au To No M Y
AU TO N O MY The maximum distance that can be traveled on a single battery charge is approx 25 Km. However, this value must be considered indicative as it can be influenced by numerous factors. Among the factors that can most affect the autonomy of the battery are the following: •... -
Page 15: The Co N T R O L Pa N El
CON TR O L PA N EL ON/OFF MODE BATTERY STATUS IN- Long press in order to Press to change pedal DICATOR turn on or off the bike assistance. Charge level indicator LOW = Minimun 6 KM MED = Medium L = minimum Press to activate the HIGH = Maximun... -
Page 16: H Ow To C Ha Rg E The B Atte Ry
H OW TO R E CHA R G E T HE B AT T E RY In a ventilated area, insert the charger connector into the corresponding battery charging connector, then the charger into a standard current plug a 230V ~ 50Hz. Do not recharge the battery in closed and poorly ventilated places! Verify that the charger connector and plug are not damaged. -
Page 17: E A N D M A I N T En A N C E O F T He B At T E Ry
USE A N D M A I N T E N A N C E O F TH E B AT T E RY The battery may have a switch, in which case make sure it is in the “I” position for correct operation. -
Page 18: Insert T He B Attery
INSERT T HE B ATTERY 1. Remove the saddle from the frame 2. Insert the battery into its guide 3. Turn the key to on position 4. Make sure the battery locking system is active CHA R G E R U SE A N D MA IN TE I NA N C E •... - Page 19 B I KE ASSE M B LY The bicycle will be delivered inside a box, almost completely assembled. Be sure to adjust the saddle and handlebar according to your height. Also be sure to carefully install the pedals in order to avoid problems while using the bike.
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Page 20: Re Co M M E N D Ed To R Q U E O N Fi X I Ng D Ev I C
RE COMM EN DED TORQU E ON FIXING DE VI CES M5: 5-6 Nm M6: 9-10 Nm M7: 11-12 Nm M8: 14-15 Nm Should you have any doubt about the assembly of the bicycle, consult a qualified bicycle mechanic or a customer service operator at the shop or bike assistance center. -
Page 21: A Dju St Ing The Sa Ddle And Ha Nd Leb Ar
A DJU ST ING THE SA DDLE AND HA ND LEB AR After getting on the bicycle, touch the ground with two feet to find the correct saddle height; then, tighten the lever on the seat tube and lock it carefully. To check if the saddle height is correct: •... - Page 22 FO L D IN G YO U R B I K E 3. Raise the lever in 2. Open the lever at 1. Remove the saddle order to unlock the the center of the frame frame 4. Fold the bike fol- 5.
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Page 23: Is Ua L Co N T Ro
V IS UAL CO N T RO L Make sure you don’t have loose fasteners. Raise the front wheel about 10 cm from the ground, and let it jump on the ground. Verify that no devices appear loose, checking its sound or at sight. In case some accessories appear loose, tighten them with care. -
Page 24: Advice O N F I Rst U Se
F IR ST U SE A DVI C E A first ride with your new bicycle is recommended to gain confidence with it; choose a simple route, away from traffic, other cyclists, obstacles and dangers. Become familiar with the controls, functionality and performance of your new bicycle. - Page 25 Maintenance of the bicycle must be carried out regularly by a qualified technician. If you want to check the bicycle yourself, raise the front wheel and swing the bicycle left and right using the handlebar. If you hear noise with each movement of the handlebar, probably the steering part is loose.
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Page 26: Af T E R E V E Ry I N T En S E Dr I V I N G Sessi O
AF T E R E V E RY I N TE N SE D R IV IN G S E SS I O N If the bicycle has been exposed to water or sand, or at least every 150 kilometers, clean the bicycle and lightly lubricate the chain rollers with a good quality bicycle chain lubricant. -
Page 27: Wa R Ra N Ty
WA R RA N TY 1. The warranty comes into force on the date of the tax document and covers man- ufacturing defects and consequent failures that arose during the warranty period. 2. In the event of a device failure, the buyer can ask for assistance contact the retailer where you purchased the product or: •... - Page 28 WA R RA N TY The recognition of direct and indirect damages of any kind to persons and things deriving directly or indirectly from one or more causes of exclusion mentioned in this paragraph is also excluded. 5. The mere authorization to send the product to the service center does not imply that the defect has been recognized as covered by the warranty with consequent free repair of the product.
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