RGNT No 1 Classic 2017 User Manual

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RGNT No.1 Classic & The Scrambler

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Page 1 User Manual RGNT No.1 Classic & The Scrambler version 1.0 & 1.5...
Page 2 RGNT Motorcycles Älvsåkersvägen 22 434 96 Kungsbacka, Sweden support@rgnt-motorcycles.com...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents 1. Intr oduction 2.Saf ety Wa rnings 3.RG NT o desc ription Ele ctric Sy stem 5.Ant Th & cking List of included Tools and Accessories 7.Ha ndleba Co ntrols 8.Handleba Br ak Co ntrols HMI Dis play 10.
Page 4: Introduction
Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of a RGNT No.1! You are now the owner of an exceptional electrical motorcycle. We hope that it will bring you much joy and wonderful experiences riding electric motorcycles. Please read these instructions to learn more about your RGNT motorcycle, how to ride it safely and maintain it.
Page 5 1.1. Identification Numbers 1.1.1. Statutory Plate The Statutory plate is mounted to the frame tube on the left hand side of your vehicle, with 2 rivets. User Manual | rgnt-motorcycles.com...
Page 6 1.1.2. VIN Number The Vehicle Identification Number (“VIN”) is located on the right side of the steering stem. User Manual | rgnt-motorcycles.com...
Page 7: Safety Warnings
Follow the road rules. • The RGNT No.1 is designed to carry you and one passenger. When you carry a load or passenger it can affect the stability and handling. Always ride at reduced speeds and observe the limits when carrying loads.
Page 8 Read the operating instructions (see chapter §12) before your first ride. It will help you find out how to operate the RGNT No.1 correctly and make it easy for you to get to know its special features. It also contains tips for adjusting your RGNT No.1 for an even better riding experience.
Page 9: Ription
3. RGNT No.1 description 1. HMI/Display 2. Headlight 3. Front Indicators 4. Front caliper/CBS 5. Charge port (right side) 6. Electric Motor 7. Rear Indicators 8. Registration light 9. Rear light 10. Seat 11. Rear shock absorber 12. Triangle box / 12V-System 13. Tank 14. Mirrors...
Page 10 The parts on the bike that the 12V low-Voltage system is operating are fine to make service on without any contact to RGNT certified service Center. Read the instructions carefully for each step you perform. If you are unsure of how to proceed, contact your RGNT dealer for advice.
Page 11 WARNING! Be aware that the key is fragile and twisting of the steering while having the key in the lock can damage the mechanism and/or key. User Manual | rgnt-motorcycles.com...
Page 12 Then hold the tag on the left side of the triangular box underneath the seat. The place is marked by a “key” sticker. NOTE! Read about how to start riding your RGNT Motorcycle on chapter 9 “First steps to operation”. 5.3.
Page 13: List Of Included Tools And Accessories
6. List of included tools and accessories 6.1. Keys RGNT No.1 comes with: • 3pcs, NFC ignition tags • 2pcs, Steering lock keys • 2pcs, Tank lid keys 6.2. Charger One standard charger is provided with the motorcycle. User Manual | rgnt-motorcycles.com...
Page 14: Ha Ndleba Co R Ntrols
Left Control Right Control Warning Signal Kill Switch 2. High Beam 2. CBS Brake Handle (Combined brake System) 3. Dipped Beam 3. Start Button 4. Position Light 5. Signal Horn 6. Turn Signal L / R User Manual | rgnt-motorcycles.com...
Page 15: Handleba Br Ak Co Ntrols
8.1. CBS Brakes System The RGNT No.1 Classic & Scrambler is equipped with a CBS Brakes (Combined Brake System). The left brake handle (1) is a combined brake. When you apply pressure on the Left lever (1) It automatically brakes with both front and rear wheel. When you apply pressure on the right brake handle (2) its brakes only with front wheel.
Page 16: Hmi / Display
NOTE! The settings menu is only accessible when the vehicle is unlocked and in “Parked” or “Neutral”. When the vehicle is set to “Drive” the icon will disappear and the function will no longer be accessible for your safety. User Manual | rgnt-motorcycles.com...
Page 17 9.3. The map & position is visible at the home screen, however its functionality is reduced until RGNT releases a new software update. When the update is ready it will be “Over-the-Air” changed on the RGNT Vehicle automatically. Troubleshooting on software can be checked at your service partner.
Page 18 9.5. Drive mode The RGNT No:1 Classic and Scrambler have 2 different driving modes. This is to customize the riders’ needs. Sometimes you want to have the full power experience, other times the range is more important. You can easily switch from the different settings by pressing the “ignition”...
Page 19 Software The Dashboard/HMI system features OTA (Over-the-Air) updates. The system will be updated whenever a new update is published from RGNT. The Dashboard will inform you when an update installs via a message. To check the software version, IP, or GPS position. Enter the settings menu and push the green arrow in the lower right corner.
Page 20: Des
There is one tell-tale visible on the HMI that indicates that there is a malfunction in the powertrain (motor, battery, wiring, etc.). If the lamp is turned on, please contact RGNT or an authorized service partner to have an OBD reading.
Page 21: Safety Checkpoints
11. Safety Checkpoints 11.1. Safety checkpoints before you ride Safety first! Before driving any motorcycle including the RGNT Electric Motorcycle we recommend you to perform a quick safety check of the motorcycle. By completing this checkpoint list you secure that the motorcycle is in good condition before each time you drive.
Page 22: F Irst Teps S To Op Eration
12. First steps to operation The RGNT No.1 is a modern electric motorcycle and it’s easy to put into operation. It is possible to start your journey immediately without heating or further preparation after the vehicle is switched on and put into drive mode.
Page 23 • Release the brake and start riding. Softly give throttle to accelerate. Step 6. Enjoy your electric RGNT Motorcycle and have a nice ride! NOTE! Drive mode RANGE / POWER How to switch the drive mode from “Range” to “Power” Make sure the bike is in “D” Drive mode in the display.
Page 24: Charger
13. Charger 13.1. Specification The OEM charger for RGNT no.1 charges with 1000W and requires 110-220V to operate. When the charger is plugged in one of two lights will occur. Red Light Charger is active Green Light Battery is 100% charged / No charging NOTE! Green light could also indicate that charging is not active.
Page 25 5 seconds. The bike will flash all 4 indicators at once and keep pressing the button until the charger turns to red light. 5. The RGNT symbol appears on the display and the current battery charge status is shown on display. After a few seconds the screen switches to black.
Page 26 NOTE! The motorcycle needs to be charged a minimum of 1 time in 30 days, even if not in use. If storing the motorcycle longer than 30 days, we recommend using our special RGNT C- tek 12V charger. This is not included with the bike, but can be ordered at RGNT dealers or at RGNT web page www.rgnt-motorcycles.com IMPORTANT! The charger will not operate below 0°C...
Page 27 The Charger is equipped with a fan to prevent overheating. Covering the charger and its fan may damage the hardware and could cause overheating, leading to fire. Do not tamper with the connectors while the charger is connected to either the Vehicle or a Socket. Warning triangle shows where High Voltage is occurring User Manual | rgnt-motorcycles.com...
Page 28: Cle Anin An G D Sto Ring
This can result in the battery not operating at a 100% level. Disadvantages in power and range can be a result of this type of damage. User Manual | rgnt-motorcycles.com...
Page 29: Long Time Storage ( 30 Days Or Longer )
The motorcycle is fully charged when the display shows 100% then remove the charger. 2. Connect the RGNT C-Tek 12V charger to the same charge outlet on the bike used for the standard charger. The charger takes 5-10s to analyze the condition of the 12V battery before starting to charge.
Page 30: Wh Eel An S D Ty Res
16.1. Usage Only use tyres recommended and approved by RGNT. Observe the dimensions recommended by the manufacturer. Other tyres may influence the control and safety of your vehicle during use. Tyre condition and pressure affect the behavior of the vehicle while driving.
Page 31 3. Check before driving on cold tires. 4. When the pressure is not correct, inflate or deflate the tyres. 5. Replace the the valve cap. Tire pressure Model: RGNT No.1 Classic 29 PSI Front: Avon Roadrider MK II 90/90-18” 36 PSI Rear: Avon Roadrider MK II 120/80-17”...
Page 32: T Unin Sus G Pension
RGNT No.1 has hydraulic shock absorbers with adjustable spring pre-tensioning. The settings can be adjusted at your RGNT Service partner. There are four (4) positions for adjustment, it is delivered on the softest position. Visit your local RGNT service partner to adjust the suspension.
Page 33: Saf Ety Con Tro Br Ak Sy Stem
18. Safety Control Brake System 18.1. Brake Fluid The Brake system is only compatible with DOT 4 Brake Fluid. RGNT recommends Shell DOT4 ESL. 18.2. Control of brake fluid level The brake fluid reservoir tanks on the handlebar levers have translucent plastic windows. The windows allow you to check the state of the brake liquid visually without having to open the container. The brake fluid should reach 5 mm below the top of the reservoir tank.
Page 34 The front & rear brake disc has a thickness of 4 mm. Maximum wear before replacing the disc is 0,5 mm. If the measured brake disk is below 3.5 mm, change brake disk and brake pads. We recommend only using the discs supplied by RGNT. RGNT No.1 Classic & Scrambler 1.5 The front &...
Page 35 Brake pads thickness is when new 6.8 mm. Maximum wear before replacing is 3 mm. If the thickness of brake pads is measured below 4 mm, replace the brake pads pair. How to measure brake pads User Manual | rgnt-motorcycles.com...
Page 36: Ma Intenanc An E D Se Rvice
Although, it is very important that the RGNT Motorcycle is inspected by an authorized dealer at regular intervals. The RGNT No.1 Classic & Scrambler has a service period of every 12 months or 5 000 km. This service must be performed by an authorized RGNT Dealer/Service Partner.
Page 37: Troubleshooting
The motorcycle needs to be in an environment above zero degrees celsius to be able to charge. If the environment is below zero degrees celsius, the charger will not work. If you have any problem regarding the bike, please contact the RGNT After Sales team at support@rgnt-motorcycles.com.
Page 38: Warranty
RGNT Electric AB (“RGNT”) warrants that, dependent on the exclusions and limitations set out beneath, the RGNT No1 vehicle purchased by you will be without defects in materials and workmanship, when used ordinarily in accordance with our published guidelines. The warranty period is during the time period of two (2) years or 30.000 km (whichever comes first) from the date of...
Page 39 RGNT No1, including, but not limited to, transportation, loss of RGNT No1 value, loss of time, loss of income, loss of use, loss of personal or commercial property, inconvenience or aggravation, emotional distress or harm,...
Page 40 Warranty or any implied warranties. 21.6.8. In the event any disputes, differences or controversies arise between you and RGNT Electric AB. related to this Warranty, we will explore all possibilities for an amicable settlement. In case an amicable settlement is not reached, We offer a dispute settlement program through the Swedish Court.
Page 41: Contact Us
Contact Us Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any further questions. Email: support@rgnt-motorcycles.com HQ - RGNT Electric AB Älvsåkersvägen 22 434 96 Kungsbacka Sweden User Manual | rgnt-motorcycles.com...

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