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- Page 1 E-Bike The Operating Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Content General Instructions…………………………………………………………..……………….....2 1.Introduction……………………………………………………………………………………....3 A.How to choose the right e-bike……………………………………………….……………..…...3 B.General Safety Instructions…………………………………………………..……………..…..3 C.Safety information for checking the parts of bike…………………………………………..…..3 D.Important points for the first ride…………………………………………….…………….……..4 2.Safety Information…………………………………………………………….…………………....5 A.General Instruction…………………………………………………………........5 B.Important points for safe cycling…………………………………………......…...6 C.Safety Information…………………………………………………………......…..7 D.Cycling in the rain…………………………………………………………......…...8 E.Cycling at night……………………………………………………………......…..8 F.Cycling at night………………………………………………………………………..……..…..8 G.Extreme-, Art-, or Competitive cycling………………………………………………………....9... -
Page 3: General Instructions
General instruction Like any sport, there is also an e-bike risk of injury and damage. If you opt for an e-bike, you take the risk. Therefore, you must acquire and execute all safety rules. Using the e-bike proper- ly can reduce the risk of injury. Read all warnings and instructions in this operating manual carefully before using the e-bike. -
Page 4: Introduction
1. Introduction Read the operating manual carefully before you first drive. Please make sure you understand every hint. If you have any questions or uncertainties, please contact with a dealer. This manual does not contain all the information for each e-bike. A specialist dealer will be happy to answer any questions that are not listed in this manual. -
Page 5: D.important Points For The First Ride
on the saddle, the other hand on the control unit, then push the whole weight of the body onto the e-bike, then note the changes of the wheels. For flat wheels, please fill the wheels with compressed air. Is the shape of the wheels normal? Turn each wheel, and look for dents or damage. -
Page 6: Safety Information
possible without cars, cyclists, obstacles or other hazards. Then practice with your e-bike. Get familiar with the brakes. First brake slowly, so the wheels can not be blocked. If your E-Bike has racing bike pedals or normal pedals, familiarize yourself with the use. If your e-bike has shock absorbers, please familiarize yourself with it. -
Page 7: B.important Points For Safe Cycling
Shirts: Functional shirts are easy to be washed and dry quickly. This helps in the principle of “Take a little with you and wash on the road”, which should be remembered by us when you on bike trips. And those who do not like the sporty look of functional clothing: more and more collections can hardly be distinguished from everyday clothes. -
Page 8: C.safety Information
• Opening car doors. • People who come out of the sidewalk. • Children or pets playing next to the street. • Sewers, drains, railway rails, gaps, road or sidewalk construction, dirt and other obstacles can cause a cyclist to fall. •... -
Page 9: D.cycling In The Rain
Off-road driving Please observe the local laws and the rules, also observe private property of others. Respect other people, animals, the environment and the ecosystem. Don’t leave any rubbish. D. Cycling in the rain DANGER Rain makes the ground slippery and increases the likelihood of a traffic accident. Please adjust your speed. -
Page 10: G.extreme-, Art-, Or Competitive Cycling
• Pay attention to pavement damage. • If it’s possible, drive in the route, which you know very well. Make sure you have an approved lighting when you are driving in public traffic. We assume no liability for inadequate lighting. Our e-bikes are delivered as offered. Depending on the location, you may have to retrofit the lighting. -
Page 11: Select The Appropriate E-Bike
3. Select the appropriate e-bike Note: choose a suitable e-bike is an important factor. Adapt your vehicle to your body propor- tions. Use the experience of a specialist dealer. WARNING An e-bike that does not fit you can lead to fall down A. -
Page 12: Your E-Bike (See 4 Versions)
Payload (incl. driver and load): ≤120kg battery Voltage: 48V Engine power: 48V250W Highest speed: 28km/h Loading time: 3-5h (2A) A. LEOPARD Range: 7.5AH Depending support 50-80km Weight: 27kg (incl. battery 3kg) Payload (incl. driver and load): ≤120kg battery Voltage: 48V... -
Page 13: Installation
5. Installation A. Front wheel installation Before doing so, make sure that all the individual parts of the axle are positioned correctly, especially the rendelnut and the springs. See the photo. When inserting the front wheel into the fork, make sure that it is correctly seated in the guides and that the brake disc is correctly seated between the two brake pads. -
Page 14: Handlebar Of Installation
Lock B. Handlebar of installation When you install the handlebars, make sure that the front part is inserted completely. See the photo with arrows. Do not lose any balls of the bearing. Insert the sleeves flush and tighten all the set screws. DANGER If you are not sure about how to properly fasten the handlebar and/or parts of handlebar, be sure to ask a dealer, otherwise it is possible that you will be incorrectly installed and you are... -
Page 15: Pedals Of Installation
Handlebar B Handlebar C C. Pedals of installation There is a left pedal and a right pedal with its own thread. For the purpose of mounting, simply turn the each symmetrical pedal with the thread into the foot crank. Please be careful to avoid damaging the thread. -
Page 16: Seat Posts Of Installation
DANGER If you are not sure about how to properly fasten the pedals, be sure to ask a dealer, otherwise it is possible that you will be incorrectly installed and you are not safely driving with the e-bike. Incorrect installation may result in injury and/or death. D. -
Page 17: Battery
6.Battery Battery A Battery B Battery C A. The activation of the electrical system Before cycling, make sure you open the switch on the side of the battery (see below, battery A doesn't need to switch). Then open the display mounted on the handle bar. Select the assist state you need and pedal. -
Page 18: B.install And Remove The Battery
B.Install and remove the battery Before removing the battery, open the lock along the battery box and pull the battery down. When installing the battery, insert the battery into the guide rail, close up and attach to the controller box, push the battery, and lock the lock (see image below) Battery A Battery B Battery C... -
Page 19: C.battery Charging
C.Battery charging When you connect it to the battery charger socket, the charger shows a green or red light, whether the battery is charging (red) or is already fully charged (green). Depending on the model, the battery can be removed from the battery compartment. D. -
Page 20: Battery Safety Tips
power source. Therefore you can avoid damaging the battery. 8. Do not use organic solvents to clean the battery jar. Do not use carbon dioxide fire extinguishers to put out a fire. Fire extinguishers should contain carbon or something like this. 9. -
Page 21: Display
7.Display SPEED AVG MAX T TM PAS THROTTLE ASSIST A V S A V S MOTOR K M / H km/h ASSIST K M / H M i l M i l CRUISE TRIP D ST Display A Display B Display C Display A instruction : A. - Page 22 B. Operation 1. ON/OFF Hold button long to turn on the power, and hold long for a second time to turn off the power. When the motor stops driving and when the e-bike is not used for a consecutive 5 minutes, it will automatically shut down and turn off the motor power supply.
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Page 23: Display B Instruction
Display B instruction : A. Functions and Display T T M ASSIST A V S MOTOR K M / H M i l DS T CRUISE UP button 6KM/H push power assist SW button Riding speed(metric) KM/H DOWN button Riding speed (imperial ) Battery capacity indicator MAX speed Backlight and headlights... - Page 24 2.1 Turn on backlight and headlights Hold button long to turn on backlight and headlights (the control- ler should have headlight drive output function); hold button long T T M ASSIST A V S again to turn off the backlight and headlights. MOTOR K M / H M i l...
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Page 25: Display C Instruction
Display D instruction : A. Functions and Display SPEED AVG MAX km/h ASSIST TRIP Battery capacity indicator UP button Pas level SW button ASSIST 6km/h push power assist DOWN button Backlight and headlights Single trip time Failure occurred Average speed MAX speed Total distance Riding speed... - Page 26 2.1 Turn on backlight Hold long to turn on backlight ; hold long again to turn off the SPEED AVG MAX backlight . km/h ASSIST TRIP 2.2 Assist ratio gear (ASSIST) switch Hold shortly to switch 1-5 file gear. Gear 1 is for the SPEED AVG MAX minimum power, gear 5 is for the highest power.
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Page 27: Folding
8. Folding 1.Folding Stem 2.Folding Pedal 3.Install the Saddle 4.Folding Frame 9. Technical information gears A. Gears fixing method Wheels can be equipped with a normal axle (fasten with a nut) or with an axle which with the quick clamp. - Page 28 DANGER If the wheel is not properly secured, it can lead to injury or death. You must know this: 1. Learn how to install and remove the wheels. 2. Understand the technique. 3. Before each ride, check the wheels whether they are firmly installed or not. If you know how to use the e-bike, it will bring you a more pleasant ride and a better perfor- mance.
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Page 29: Technical Information Base Pulley
10. Technical information base pulley A. The fixed mode of saddle clamp Some saddle clamps are fixed as well as the wheels by means of a quick clamp or with screw and nut. DANGER If the saddle clamp is not tight, the seat can swing or move up and down, you will lose control and fall down. -
Page 30: Legal Responsibility
14. Legal responsibility As a seller, we have to point out that we must reject any liability for improper handling. Only the driver of an e-bike is responsible for his safety and the safety of the others! We wish you have a good ride and have fun with your new e-bike. -
Page 31: Maintenance Specifications
16. Maintenance specifications Check for damage and rust Bike frame Follow Screws and nuts Check tire pressure, check for damage / wear Wheels Check, if necessary. retightening Sopke Clean, check for damage Rims Check the function and wear of all brake components Brake Check function and wear Wheel fork...
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