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  • Page 1 Makka Manual Makka Manual...
  • Page 2 Welcome to CAKE! We are extremely flattered that you have chosen to ride a CAKE electric motorbike. It’s our obligation to do the best we can to serve you with the product, information, service and spare parts for an effortless experience. ...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    2.6 Safety advice 2.7 Customer service 3. Warranty 4. Getting started 4.1 Unboxing the vehicle 4.2 Preparing for use 4.3 Powering on 4.4 Downloading the Ride CAKE app 4.5 Riding 5. Description 5.1 General description 5.2 Battery 5.3 Display 5.4 Ride modes 5.5 Brake modes...
  • Page 4 8.8 Key card 8.9 Lights 8.10 Saddle 8.11 Wheels, tires 9. Troubleshooting 10. Spare parts and accessories 11. Technical data 11.1 Makka Range and Makka Range :work 11.2 Makka Flex and Makka Flex :work 11.3 Battery charger 12. Contact and Support...

  • Page 5: Symbols Used

    1. Symbols used Indicates mandatory safety information. Indicates required maintenance according to the service schedule. Indicates environmental measures. Indicates a reference to the CAKE app.

  • Page 6: Safety

    2. Safety 2.1 Owner’s manual Before riding the vehicle for the first time, read through this entire manual and make sure you fully understand it. Contact service@ridecake.com if any questions. The manual contains useful and important information on how to operate, service, and customize the vehicle, and protect yourself from injury.

  • Page 7: Misuse

    2.4 Misuse Only use the vehicle and its accessories, battery, and charger as intended. Ensure to use the stated fluids and tools when servicing. Misuse may lead to danger for people, property, or the environment. 2.5 Safety labels and marks on the product Information labels and warning labels are attached to the product.

  • Page 8: Safety Advice

    Cake 0 Emission AB L1e-B CAKE 0 EMISSION AB Type label YW2 XXXXXXXXXXXXXX HAMMARBY FABRIKSV. 43 --dB(A) - --min 120 30 Stockholm 4,0 kW 45 km/h max 245 KG Sweden Electric battery Electric motor Hot parts No high-pressure cleaning Fire hazard Tire pressure F: GAWR/PNBE TDB KG (TDB LB) --- 3.00x14 TIRE/PNEU --- 1,85x14 RIM/JANTE --- 225 KPA (32 PSI) COLD/FROID...
  • Page 9 Do not use the vehicle if you are physically or mentally impaired. Do not ride with a passenger unless you have installed a proper CAKE passenger seat, see ridecake.com/en/products/spare-parts/ . The vehicle is completely silent when it has been powered on but is at a standstill.
  • Page 10 After an accident or fall, check the vehicle for any damages. Do not ride the vehicle if it requires service. If in doubt, do not ride the vehicle but contact CAKE Service & support . Service and work on the vehicle DANGER! Risk of electric shock.
  • Page 11 Spare parts and accessories For safety reasons, only use spare parts and accessories recommended by CAKE. CAKE accepts no liability for any damage or loss caused by other spare parts or accessories. When required by this manual, have spare parts and accessories installed by an authorized CAKE workshop.

  • Page 12: Customer Service

    3. Warranty Only authorized CAKE workshops may perform work on the vehicle where this is required by this manual, or the warranty will be void. The warranty does not cover damage or secondary damage caused by vehicle tampering.

  • Page 13: Preparing For Use

    4.2 Preparing for use WARNING! When charging, always first connect the charger to the battery. Thereafter, connect the charger to the mains supply. Fig. 2 A. Front turn signal x 2 G. Rear turn signal x 2 B. Side view mirror left H.

  • Page 14: Powering On

    • Charge the battery to 100%, i.e., until the charger LED is steady green, see Charging the battery . (Due to shipping regulations, the battery state of charge is low during transport.) • Check that the handlebar is properly fastened. If needed, adjust the handlebar angle to optimize rider comfort, see Adjusting the handlebar angle .
  • Page 15 Fig. 4 A. Head/taillight button E. Display B. Turning lights button F. Front brake C. Rear brake G. Right hand throttle D. Steering lock key H. Start button 2. Push and hold the start button for 2 seconds, see Fig. 4. => The key card symbol is shown pulsating on the display.

  • Page 16: Downloading The Ride Cake App

    4. Once logged in, standing by the vehicle, enable Bluetooth on your mobile device. 5. When asked to pair with Cake, answer Yes. => The vehicle is connected to your mobile device. You can start using the below app features.

  • Page 17: Riding

    4.5 Riding WARNING! Risk of personal injury. The vehicle is completely silent when it has been powered on but is at a standstill. Anyone not realizing the vehicle is powered on may get hurt if the throttle is accidentally twisted. Do not forget to power off. There is no foot brake.
  • Page 18 A. Odometer B. Speedometer C. Time D. Head/tail lights E. Turn signals F. Battery level G. Ride mode H. Key card symbol (at start-up) I. Error indication J. Side stand (when down) Fig. 7 • Start using Ride mode 1, see Fig. 7, to get used to how an electric motor vehicle works.

  • Page 19: Description

    5. Description 5.1 General description The Makka comes in four models: Range, Range :work, Flex, and Flex :work. Range Range :work Flex Flex :work Top speed 25 km/h / 25 km/h / 45 km/h / 45 km/h / 15.5 mph 15.5 mph 28 mph 28 mph...
  • Page 20 5.1.1 Makka :work Fig. 8 Makka :work A. Central stand instead of a side stand B. XL battery C. USB outlet D. 12V outlet...

  • Page 21: Battery

    (J) in Fig. 9. The side-stand is located on the left-hand side of the vehicle. Error indication The code, (I) in Fig. 9, is an error code that can be interpreted in the CAKE app. Most errors indicated by such a code must be solved by CAKE.

  • Page 22: Ride Modes

    5.5 Brake modes The vehicle has one brake mode, factory preset to maximum brake mode. It can be customized in the CAKE app. When you brake and the brake light comes on, the motor brake is activated. The braking power is regenerated into the battery, i.e., the battery is charged, and the range increases.

  • Page 23: Operating

    Only use the intended charger. Only use the intended battery. Regularly examine the charger for any damages, especially the cord, plug, and enclosure. Do not use a damaged charger. Contact CAKE Service & support .
  • Page 24 To check the battery SOC, do either of the following: • Push the battery button. => The 4 battery LEDs are activated and indicate the SOC. • When the vehicle has been activated, see SOC indication on the display. • Check the SOC in the CAKE app.
  • Page 25 Only use the intended charger. Only use the intended battery. Regularly examine the charger for any damages, especially the cord, plug, and enclosure. Do not use a damaged charger. Contact CAKE Service & support . During charging, place the battery in a well-ventilated area.
  • Page 26 3. Connect the charger to the mains supply. => The charger light is a steady red. A red blinking light indicates that something is wrong, see Troubleshooting . 4. Wait until the charger light is a steady green. => The battery is fully charged. 3.

  • Page 27: Before Every Ride

    6.2 Before every ride For your safety, ensure that the vehicle is in perfect technical condition before every ride. Check the following: • The brakes function properly. • The tires and wheels are roadworthy. • Check that the throttle can move freely without getting stuck. •...

  • Page 28: Accelerating

    Twist the throttle grip, (G) in Fig. 11. The power increases gradually. 6.5 Changing brake mode Change the brake mode in the CAKE app, see Downloading the Ride CAKE app . 6.6 Changing ride mode (R1) (R2) When the vehicle is active, push the start button, (H) in Fig. 11, to toggle between ride mode 1 and ride mode 2.

  • Page 29: Powering Off/Locking

    Storing and charging to optimize the battery life span . To avoid unnecessary aging and/or discoloration, store the vehicle in a dry and cool place. CAKE recommends you use the vehicle at least once a month to preserve all vehicle components in good condition. Pay close attention to...

  • Page 30: Service Schedule

    7. Service schedule Other service intervals may apply in your country, and service intervals may change due to technical development. Please check ridecake.com for the latest service schedule. Required work Every Every Every 2000 km 4000 km 6000 km Checking that the footplate is fastened Checking the tire depth Checking the tire pressure Checking that the headlight is fastened...

  • Page 31: Work On The Vehicle And Its Accessories

    8. Work on the vehicle and its accessories DANGER! Risk of electric shock. Work on the battery and charger must only be performed by an authorized CAKE workshop. Do not open the battery. Do not open the charger. WARNING! Risk of personal injury. Remove the battery before starting any work on the vehicle.

  • Page 32: Brake System

    8.2 Brake system Checking that the brake disc screws are tightened, front and rear Tool: Torx 30. Fig. 13 Brake disc screws, front and rear 1. On the front wheel (A), check that the 4 screws are tightened to 17Nm. 2.
  • Page 33 2. Check the rear brake hoses (B) for damages. Look for brake fluid on the handlebar brakes, the hoses, and the brake caliper. 3. Have any damaged brake hose replaced by an authorized CAKE workshop.
  • Page 34 Wanted state: A straight brake disc without any indentations. 1. Check the brake discs of both wheels for any damages. 2. If necessary, order a new brake disc from CAKE and mount it, see Replacing the front wheel brake disc and/or Replacing the rear wheel brake disc .
  • Page 35 Replacing the front wheel brake disc Tool: Allen key 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, wrench 21mm, Torx 30, a bucket of clean water with non-abrasive detergent, and a cloth. Fig. 17 Unscrewing the front wheel axle and the brake disc screws 1. Place the vehicle on a stand or similar. 2.
  • Page 36 Replacing the rear wheel brake disc CAKE recommends an authorized CAKE workshop perform this service task. Tool: Allen key 6mm, wrench 8mm, 22mm, 24mm, Torx 20, 25, 30 1. Remove the battery. 2. Remove the control box lid. Unscrew the 4 screws. Use Torx 25.

  • Page 37: Chassis

    8.3 Chassis Checking that the footplate is fastened Tool: Torx 45. Fig. 18 Footplate 1. On both sides of the vehicle, check that the 2 screws are tightened. 2. Perform a test drive to check for loose parts. Checking that the headset is fastened Tool: Allen key 8mm.

  • Page 38: Checking That The Rear Shock Bolts Are Tightened

    Checking that the rear shock bolts are tightened Tool: Allen key 6mm, wrench 13mm. 1. Check that the 2 rear shock bolts (A), holding the frame and swing are tightened. 2. Perform a test drive to check for loose parts. Checking that the rear swing mount is fastened Tool: Allen key 6mm, 8mm.

  • Page 39: Cleaning The Vehicle

    Wanted state: The wire harness must be in such a state that it fully protects the wires inside it. Fig. 20 Wire harness 1. Check the wire harness, (A) for any damages. 2. If the wire harness is damaged and does not cover all wires, contact an authorized CAKE workshop.

  • Page 40: Suspension, Fork, Rear

    1. Check that the handlebar/forks bounce back when applying pressure to it. 2. Check for any oil on the fork suspension sealing. 3. If necessary, order a new fork suspension from CAKE and mount it, see Replacing a fork suspension .
  • Page 41 Replacing a fork suspension Tool: Allen key 5mm, 8mm, 10mm, Torx 30. 1. Place the vehicle on a stand or similar. 2. Loosen the screw clamping the wheel axle. Use Allen key 6mm. 3. Remove the wheel by unscrewing the front wheel axle. Use Allen key 8mm and 10mm.

  • Page 42: Handlebar

    8.7 Handlebar Adjusting the handlebar angle See the instruction video on ridecake.com/en/makka-manuals-and-videos/ . Tool: Allen key 5mm. Fig. 23 Gap between the upper and lower stem 1. Loosen the 4 stem bolts. 2. Adjust the handlebar angle and center the handlebar. Make use of the handlebar guidelines.

  • Page 43: Key Card

    Mounting/adjusting the side-view mirrors See the instruction video on ridecake.com/en/makka-manuals-and-videos/ . Tool: Toolset wrench included in the vehicle delivery. Fig. 24 Mounting the side-view mirrors 1. Place the washer between the handlebar and the nut. 2. Tighten the nut. 8.8 Key card Using another RFID device as a key card The key card is an RFID device.
  • Page 44 The reprogramming is done. The vehicle can be started with the programmed keys. Lost key card When a key card is lost, do the following: 1. Order a new key card from CAKE at ridecake.com/en/service-support/ . 2. Program it, see Programming a key card .

  • Page 45: Lights

    8.9 Lights Checking that the headlight is fastened Tool: Allen key 5mm, wrench 10mm. 1. Manually check if the headlight is firmly attached. If needed, fasten it; continue below. 2. Carefully fold up the rubber protection enclosing the headlight. 3. Fix the nut while tightening the screw. 4.

  • Page 46: Saddle

    8.10 Saddle Checking that the saddle is fastened Wanted state: The saddle is fastened and the saddle clamp groove aligns with the subframe groove. A. Clamp B. Adjustment screw C. Angle and depth adjuster Fig. 27 1. Check that the saddle clamp, see Fig. 27 (A) is properly fastened to the frame. 2.

  • Page 47: Wheels, Tires

    Checking that the spokes are firmly attached Wanted state: Each spoke is firmly attached to the wheel. 1. Manually check for any play on each spoke. 2. If one or more spokes are not firmly attached, contact an authorized CAKE workshop.

  • Page 48: Checking The Front Wheel Bearings

    5. If one of the two bearings does not run smoothly, CAKE recommends you replace both bearings. Contact an authorized CAKE workshop. 6. If the hub is damaged, replace the entire wheel. Order a new wheel from CAKE. 7. Mount the wheel. Tighten the wheel axle screw to 50Nm.

  • Page 49: Checking The Rear Wheel Bearings

    Checking the rear wheel bearings CAKE recommends an authorized CAKE workshop perform this service task. Tool: Allen key 6mm, wrench 22mm, 24mm, Torx 20, 25, 30. Wanted state: When rotated, the bearings should slide smoothly 1. Remove the battery. 2. Remove the control box lid. Unscrew the 4 screws. Use Torx 25.
  • Page 50 5. Tighten the screw clamping the wheel axle to 17 Nm. Use Allen key 6mm. Replacing the rear wheel CAKE recommends an authorized CAKE workshop perform this service task. Tool: Allen key 6mm, 8mm, wrench 22mm, 24mm, Torx 20, 25, 30.
  • Page 51 15. Use an 8mm wrench to connect the motor cables according to the following: I. Blue --> U II. Green --> V III. Yellow --> W 16. Connect the motor sensor cable. 17. Attach the control box lid. 18. On the swing arm bridge, tighten the 2 fender screws. Use Torx 30. 19.

  • Page 52: Troubleshooting

    2 weeks, fully charge the battery. There is a motor issue. 1. Check if the display shows a digit code in the lower right corner. Use the CAKE app/Diagnostics to possibly solve the issue. 2. Contact an authorized CAKE workshop.
  • Page 53 4. Connect the charger to the mains supply. Other error DANGER! Risk of electric shock. Contact CAKE Service & support . Do not attempt to solve the problem in any other way! The battery LEDs do not light up. The battery is discharged.
  • Page 54 Charge the battery. If the vehicle has not been used for more than 2 weeks, fully charge the battery. The display is damaged. Contact an authorized CAKE workshop. The start button is damaged. Contact an authorized CAKE workshop. The ride mode does not change The vehicle needs restarting.
  • Page 55 CAKE. Contact an authorized CAKE workshop. Suspension, fork, rear When applying pressure to the Dirt has entered through the Contact an authorized CAKE handlebar/forks, it does not fork suspension sealing. workshop. bounce back. There is oil leakage on the fork suspension sealings.

  • Page 56: Spare Parts And Accessories

    10. Spare parts and accessories Please, see ridecake.com/en/products/spare-parts/. 11. Technical data 11.1 Makka Range and Makka Range :work Technical data are the same for both models unless indicated otherwise. Ride mode Range Two ride modes for extended range or balan- ced performance.
  • Page 57 90mm Rear suspension Type Spring shock with adjustable pre-load Travel 120mm Wheels and tires Hubs Forged and CNC aluminum CAKE Rims 14” x 1.85” Tires 14” x 3.00” Frame Build 6061 aluminum – extruded, forged, machi- ned, welded, and painted...

  • Page 58: Makka Flex And Makka Flex :Work

    Ride mode Flex Two ride modes for extended range or balanced performance. Flex :work One custom ride mode. Three preset ride modes, selectable in the CAKE app. Charger Type 10 A external charger Outlets 110/220V 0-80 % Flex: 2 hours...
  • Page 59 Travel 90mm Rear suspension Type Spring shock with adjustable pre-load Travel 120mm Wheels and tires Hubs Forged and CNC aluminum CAKE Rims 14” x 1.85” Tires 14” x 3.00” Frame Build 6061 aluminum – extruded, forged, machined, welded, and painted...

  • Page 60: Battery Charger

    Regulatory Classification EU: L1e–B US*: Motor-driven cycle License requirement EU: AM or B US*: Car, M1, M2 Max load (vehicle, battery, rider, passenger, 245kg carry-on items) * Always check your local regulations, classifications, and license requirements. 11.3 Battery charger Model Input Output Output...

  • Page 61: Contact And Support

    CAKE 0 Emission AB Hammarby Fabriksväg 43 120 33 Stockholm Sweden www.ridecake.com © 2022 CAKE 0 Emission AB All rights reserved This manual is being updated continuously. Make sure you have the latest version; visit ridecake.com/manuals. Manual Article Number: SW00017_Makka Manual...

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