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- Page 1 ORIGINAL TRIKE USER GUIDE ORIGINAL E-TRIKE USER GUIDE T-Tris 20 TRIcon 20 Ti-FLY 20 T-Tris 26 TRIcon 26 Ti-FLY 26 TRIcon GR Ti-FLY X...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Content ....................Wheels ......................18 1. Overview ................... Removing 26” Rear Wheels with Syntace Through Axle ..19 Warning Signs ..................Removing Wheels with Sturmey Archer Hub ......19 Basic Information Removing Wheels with Enviolo Hub ..........19 2. Assembly .................... -
Page 3: Overview
These can be obtained from manuals available on the manufacturers’ websites. Whether you will be cruising around town, touring around the world or riding with your club, AZUB trikes are tried and tested and ready for whatever adventure you dream of. - Page 4 What is more, pedestrians may be injured at the same time. Stay alert and show consideration to other road users. A good quality bicycle helmet approved for sale can prevent injury in an accident. Wear it, there’s no reason not to. Basic division of AZUB trikes by type of suspension: Weight of trike: •...
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Page 5: Assembly
2. Assembly If you got your new AZUB trike from a local dealer, it should be completely assembled and ready for its first run. The dealer should also help you with the initial setup of the trike. If you have received your trike directly from AZUB, then you have to unpack and assemble the trike by yourself. We had prepared everything for you to make it as easy as possible. -
Page 6: Quick Releases (Qr)
Min. insertion The wrong length of chain can impair the function of the front and rear derailleurs and cause prema- ture wear to the rear derailleur and chain. Minimum boom insertion After the boom length is set, the chain length needs adjusting. It is better to have a chain that is slightly too long rather than too short, as a short chain can damage the rear derailleur and lock the drivetrain. -
Page 7: Handlebars Adjustment
To adjust the horizontal seat position, sit on the seat with your leg outstretched and your heel on the pedal in the furthermost position. This is the most important setting. A short setting can cause pain in the knees. A long setting can cause problems with ligaments behind your knees. -
Page 8: Front Suspension (Ti-Fly)
Rear Suspension (TRIcon, Ti-FLY) AZUB TRIcon and Ti-FLY feature an adjustable rear suspension with 100 mm (4”) of travel for the 20” version and 95 mm (3.75”) of travel for the 26” version. Suspension settings depend on the weight of the rider and luggage as well as on your riding preferences. Sag is the measure- ment of the used suspension travel when the vehicle is loaded at rest. -
Page 9: Using Your Recumbent Trike
20“ rear wheel 26“ rear wheel SUNTOUR SUNTOUR Rider’s weight Rider’s weight + luggage (kg) + luggage (lbs) (psi / bar) (psi / bar) (psi / bar) (psi / bar) 55 – 65 121–143 90 / 6,2 68 / 4,7 72 / 5,0 54 / 3,7 65 –... -
Page 10: Cornering
Braking Although some custom-built trikes have coupled brakes, most AZUB trikes have each brake lever operating its respective brake. The left lever for the left brake, the right lever for the right brake. When you are going straight, use the same braking power on both brakes to obtain the shortest stopping distance. -
Page 11: Beginning With Recumbents
Transporting Children AZUB trikes and racks are not suitable for a child seat. It can be very dangerous for the child because the high position of the seat can cause the trike become unstable. To transport children and heavy loads, we recommend using a trailer. It will be much safer and more comfortable for your little passengers. -
Page 12: Folding
(sometimes this requires a tap with the base of your hand). Then both handles can be rotated separately. The AZUB trike folding hinge features a large QR lever for easy folding. To fold the frame, simply open the QR. Unfolding is the same in re- verse order. -
Page 13: Tricon And Ti-Fly Folding
Unfolding is the same in reverse order. TRIcon and Ti-Fly Folding There are two options when folding the AZUB TRIcon and Ti-FLY models. The first one is quick folding. In this case, you don’t need to remove the rear wheel or the standard rack. -
Page 14: Transportation
Tools and Spares At AZUB, we take pride in our customers around the world travelling great distances on our bikes and trikes. You can find a link to an interesting article about the tools we recommend you carry for long trips at www.azub.eu/tour. Your needs may be different, this list provides a starting point for your spares and toolkit. -
Page 15: Mechanical Guide
Accident, collision or crash: and rear part of the frame. • A check by your local bike shop or AZUB dealer • If the frame shows signs of cracks, warping or is necessary color change, contact your dealer or AZUB •... -
Page 16: Bolted Joints
Tires AZUB recumbents come only with tires which we have been successfully tried and tested during many trips and expeditions. When changing tires or tubes, note the proper range of tire pressure and the “drive” direction on the sidewalls of the tires. -
Page 17: Kingpins
1 1/8” headsets. To mount or dismount the front wheels, you need a 5 mm Allen key. AZUB kingpins allow for either drum or disc brakes. They also allow using the SON hub dynamo (only with disc brakes). Kingpin Screw... -
Page 18: Wheels
Drum brake fixing pin An instructional video on the front wheel removal/mounting can be found at www.azub.eu/instructions Wheels Always check that the quick releases or axles are tight when mounting the rear wheels. Most wheels on our bikes are equipped with sealed bearings which are maintenance-free. -
Page 19: Removing 26" Rear Wheels With Syntace Through Axle
If your trike is equipped with a through-axle 26” rear wheel, the system for removing it may be different than what you are familiar with. With 26” rear wheels on trikes, AZUB uses the Syntace X-12 axle system with an integrated X-Fix tool. - Page 20 How to remove a rear wheel with the Enviolo Hub: 1. Shift to a position that allows easy access to the shift cable hardware. 2. Remove the shift cable hardware following steps A, B and C. 3. Remove the nuts and locking washers. 4.
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Page 21: Removing Wheels With Rohloff Speed Hub
Removing Wheels with Rohloff Speed Hub How to remove a rear wheel with the Rohloff Speed Hub: 1. Separating the gear mechanism from the wheel involves removing the cable box. The cable box sits over a hexagonal peg which joins it to the external transfer box. -
Page 22: Removing Wheels With Shimano Nexus Hub
Removing Wheels with Shimano Nexus Hub How to remove a rear wheel with the Shimano Nexus Hub and electronic shifting system Di2: To remove a rear wheel with the Nexus Di2 electronic shifting system, use the Shimano TLEW02 Di2 E-Tube Plug Tool to remove the electronic cable from the hub( 1a, 1b). -
Page 23: Shifting
Use a chain wear gauge to check the wear on your chain. If the chain is worn out, replace it immediately. Recumbent chains are about 2.5 times the length of the standard chain length sold for traditional bicycles. Chain tubes protect your legs and trousers from the oil and dirt on the chain. When your chain tubes are worn out, contact AZUB to purchase replacements. -
Page 24: Bottom Bracket
Headsets Collar Bolt The kingpins sit in the frame in the headsets. AZUB uses standard semi-integrated A-head 1 1/8” headsets. The easiest way to check if everything is alright is to hold the brakes and try to rock the trike back and forth. -
Page 25: Front Wheels Alignment
Rear Suspension (TRIcon & Ti-FLY) AZUB TRIcon and Ti-Fly frames have a suspended rear wheel. The rear swingarm pivots on sealed bearings and uses a 165 mm air or spring rear shock. A screw with an adjustable clamping lever or a QR near the shock allows easy folding of the swingarm. -
Page 26: Pedals
When converting to an electric trike, local requirements for road traffic must be observed. AZUB accepts no liability for an incorrect installation of an electric conversion kit as well as no liability for any possible damage to the trike and any resulting injury or even death. The responsibility for the installation and operation of an electric conversion kit lies entirely with the... -
Page 27: Safety Information
7. Safety Information If you have any doubts about the technical state of your trike, do not use it! If your trike has an electric drive, using non-original parts is forbidden. The trike can only be used to transport one rider. Transporting more people is forbidden. Using a child seat is forbidden. -
Page 28: Description Of Electric Drive
Symbol Description Designation for recyclable materials that are intended for recycling. Dispose of packaging in accordance with its type. Put cardboard in waste paper and plastic wrapping in recyclable waste. Products marked with this symbol comply with all applicable regulations of the European Economic Commu- nity. -
Page 29: Transportation
Transportation Find out about specific and regional regulations in your country for transporting and shipping of the storage battery. Observe and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the systems. Transportation by car Be careful not to damage the battery by striking and impact. Risk of short circuit and fire! •... -
Page 30: The First Ride
Battery Warning • Charge the battery only with the original charger. • Keep the battery away from fire and other heat sources and protect it from intense sunlight. • Protect the battery from moisture, never clean it or spray it with liquids. •... -
Page 31: Battery
Battery The following precautions must be observed to ensure rider safety, reliable operation, and long battery life: • Charge a flat battery immediately. • Observe the enclosed information provided by the battery manufacturer. • Particularly high and low temperatures can permanently accelerate the wear of the battery or even damage it. •... -
Page 32: Storage
You can find the Declaration of Conformity in a separate document attached to this manual. Certificate You can find the certificate on the penultimate page of this manual. EPAC Plate Each electric tricycle has a CE mark on the frame. AZUB BIKE s.r.o. EPAC Bajovec 2761 15194 688 01 Uherský Brod Czech Republic ca. -
Page 33: Important Information
Warranty The AZUB Bike standard warranty for the original owner of our product is 2 years for the frame, steering and seat components. If the custo- mer completes and submits the included registration form to AZUB Bike, this warranty is extended to 5 years. This warranty covers the frame, steering and seat are free of defective materials and workmanship. - Page 36 AZUB BIKE s.r.o. Bajovec 2761 688 01 Uherský Brod Czech Republic info@azub.eu +420 774 298 232 www.azub.eu facebook.com/azubrecumbents youtube.com/azubrecumbents instagram.com/azubrecumbents...
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