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  • Page 1 LIBERTé...
  • Page 3 Page Index Page Welcome to SWIFTY power assisted cycling Page Schematic of your new bike Page Unpacking your new bike Page Setting -up your e-bike Page Pre-ride checks / Getting started Page Understanding your Controller Page Understanding the Battery Page...
  • Page 4 Welcome to SWIFTY power assisted cycling Firstly may we congratulate you on purchasing your new electric power assisted e.bike. Essentially your new electric bike works exactly the same as a standard bike, peddling to propel the bike forward using the gears to suit the terrain and the Please take time to read your manual.
  • Page 5 Schematic of your new bike We realise that not everyone is an ardent cyclist and for some of you this might be your first real step back into cycling so we have added a diagram of your bike below to give you a little better understanding of the parts on your bike, and where they can be found.

  • Page 6: Setting Up Your E.bike

    Unpacking your new bike Handy Tip: Its a good idea to rest your bike on the bike stand which is attached to the rear chainstay, this makes Your bike comes 85% assembled in the Carton, you only it much easier and leave your hands free need to Fit the pedals, unfold the Frame the handlebar to make adjustments to other parts.
  • Page 7 Fitting the Saddle Minimum The Saddle and Seatpost are already tted together. Insertion Mark 1. Slide the seatpost into the seatbube and close the tension Seatpost lever on the quick release clamp to lock your seat in place. Clamp 2. Adjust the saddle height to suit you by releasing the clamp and tightening when at the correct height ,( see below) 1.

  • Page 8: Pre-Ride Checks

    4. Check your battery for charge ( see controller) Switch battery ON (Note: Your new SWIFTY battery is supplied with a partial charge) Getting Started 1. Switch the battery on with the switch on the left-hand side of your battery 2.

  • Page 9: Understanding Your Controller

    Understanding your controller Your Module Controller has several functions and is relatively simple and easy to operate, we have listed the buttons and their various functions. Battery Power indicator MODE level indicator Press to switch ON/OFF MODE level control Press to increase assist buttons level 1-3.

  • Page 10: Understanding Your Battery

    3. Battery Charger 1. NOTE: Only charge your battery with the Charger Press this button to show battery supplied with your SWIFTY bike. charge level, the battery needs to The charger is set to 220/240V. Never use 110v be switched ‘ON’ to do this.
  • Page 11 Understanding the Gears The Gears work exactly as a normal bike and are independent of the electric motor. The Revoshift gear changer is tted to the right side of the handlebars. It consists of a large Gripshift Gear changer gripped ring which you turn away from you (forwards) to select the higher gears (6) and towards (backwards) to select the lower gears (1).

  • Page 12: Charging Your Battery

    Charging your Battery Your Lithium Battery arrives partially charged. Your Battery can be charged on or o your bike. 1. Plug your charger into the mains, the LED light will illuminate GREEN 2. Connect the charger to the battery using the lead Battery charging connection point provided, the LED light on the charger will change to RED.

  • Page 13: Adjusting The Rear Derailleur

    Adjusting the Rear Derailleur Step1 1a. Select the lowest Gear. PLEASE NOTE: Whilst raising the rear of the bike and rotating the The LOWEST gear is always the largest. pedals by hand, use your right hand to twist the shifter to select the lowest gear ( number 6 on the indicator).
  • Page 14 Adjusting the Rear Derailleur Step2 2a. Select the Highest Gear. PLEASE NOTE: Whilst raising the rear of the bike and rotating the The HIGHEST gear is always the smallest. pedals by hand, use your right hand to twist the shifter to select the highest gear ( number 1 on the indicator).
  • Page 15 Adjusting the Rear Derailleur Step3 3a & 3b Rear Derailleur 3a. Check the Gear Change Whilst raising the rear of the bike and rotating the PLEASE NOTE: The LOWEST gear is always pedals by hand, use your right hand to twist the the largest.
  • Page 16 Adjusting the Mechanical Disc Brakes Disc Brakes have gained popularity due to their better braking 1. Checking the Brake Rotor performance and especially in bad To check the Rotor either place your bike upside down or place weather or muddy in a bike stand so that you can turn your wheel freely.
  • Page 17 Main Disc components Caliper to Frame bolts Caliper Mount bolts Rotor - Breaking Disc Caliper Arm Cable pinch bolt Break Cable outer Inner Break cable Barrel Adjuster PAD Adjustment bolt Split-pin holding the Break pads Mechanical Break disk on rear wheel 5.
  • Page 18 Inspecting & Maintaining the Wheels It is essential that you regularily inspect and maintain your wheels, especially if you bike feels unstable or vibrates while riding. Inspecting the trueness of the wheels Over time wheels may begin to run out of true. This is when the wheel buckles from side to side.
  • Page 19 Changing/replacing the tyre/ innertube Your wheels use schrader valve innertubes, you can use a standard bicycle pump to in ate your tyres. Firstly unscrew the dust cap to see the valve inside, this allows air to be added or removed. After you in ate to the required pressure simply remove the pump, the...
  • Page 20 Safety on the Roads When you join the road system you must obey the Tra c Laws like the rest of the vehicles travelling along that road. Always excercise maximum caution on busy roads especially around large vehicles as you are not always seen.

  • Page 21: Simple Troubleshooting

    Simple Troubleshooting In reality there are not many things that can go wrong with an electric bicycle so generally speaking any problems you may have, should be easy to resolve. Problem : Make these checks : Power indicator on the Controller Has the battery been switched on? does not light up Does the battery have a charge?

  • Page 22: Warranty

    Warranty Subject to the following, Amazon EU SARL warrants that the goods will correspond with their speci cation at the time of purchase and will be free from defects in material and workmanship. Amazon EU SARL o ers a 2 year warranty on the frame from any problems relating to manufacturer workmanship or arising from material defects including breakages or cracking caused...
  • Page 23 Notes...
  • Page 24 Please Note: This bike is built to comply with the required standards. EPAC according to EN 15194 and EN 14764.
  • Page 25 WARNING! We would draw your attention the e ects of the intensive use of this bike and recommend periodic inspections of the frame, fork, suspension joints (if any), and composite components (if any). As with all mechanical components, EPAC is subject to wear and high stresses.

  • Page 26: Routine Maintenance

    Routine Maintenance General Before and after each ride 1. Wipe your bike over with a Check to ensure it is safe to use and operating properly. dry cloth, or neutral detergent. 2. Use lubrication oil for metal 1. Check all xtures and tting are tight. parts.
  • Page 27 Every Month (cont.) IMPORTANT! PLEASE REMEMBER THAT 3. Check that the tyres are in good condition IT IS IMPORTANT TO USE APPROPRIATE SPARES, i.e. TYRES, INNERTUBES, Check the outside of each tyre for signs of damage, cuts, BRAKE PADS, WHICH ARE deformations, excessive wear or bald spots.
  • Page 28 Safety on your bike This bike is designed for general use and not designed to be used o -road or for sporting activity. Incorrect use could potentially cause serious injury. Getting used to your new electric bike is always a wise step to take.

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