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- Page 1 ASSEMBLY & MAINTENANCE 345-E OWNER’S MANUAL...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
REGISTER YOUR 345 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ LOCAL REGULATIONS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ABOUT YOUR BIKE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- UNBOXING & ASSEMBLY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PREPARATION FOR RIDING ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OPERATING YOUR 345-E - - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BATTERY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISPLAY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GENERAL SAFETY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRE-RIDE SAFETY CHECKLIST - - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MAINTENANCE - - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------... -
Page 3: Important Symbols
IMPORTANT SYMBOLS Please be aware of the following symbols used throughout the manual. TOOLS REQUIRED IMPORTANT INFORMATION WARNING NEWGEN TEAM TIP... -
Page 4: Introduction
There are risks associated with the use of any bike that cannot be predicted or avoided and which are the sole responsibility of the rider. Note: The 345-E (electric bicycle) is referred to in this manual as a bike, bicycle, NewGen Bike, and 345, unless otherwise noted. -
Page 5: Intended Use
The manufacturer is not liable for any direct or consequential damages. Misuse may lead to failure of some components, void your warranty, and/or risk injury or death to the rider. Knowledge Centre For the most up-to-date information about your 345-E, please visit our website: newgenbikes.com Contact Us info@newgenbikes.com... -
Page 6: Register Your 345
REGISTER YOUR 345 It is important to register your bike with NewGen. When doing so, you will be asked to enter your serial number, which is stamped on the top of the bike’s bottom bracket (the cylindrical part of the frame between the pedals - see diagram on p.7). Scan the QR code below to register your 345-E with our online form to validate your warranty. -
Page 7: About Your Bike
ABOUT YOUR BIKE Brake levers and Battery lock display LED rear light Cargo deck Headset and Removable handlebar stem battery with light and reflector Rigid front fork Brake caliper 250w hub motor Bottom bracket Brake rotor and cadence sensor Kickstand UNBOXING &... - Page 8 1 x bell 2 x battery keys 3. Slide out the tower, so you can carefully roll your 345-E out from the box. Use the bike’s kickstand to lean the bike on while you complete the rest of the assembly.
- Page 9 HANDLEBAR AND PEDAL ASSEMBLY 1. First take out the 6mm Allen key (an L-shaped metal tool). You will need this to install the handlebars onto the handlebar stem. 2. Using the 6mm Allen key, remove all four bolts and plate from the stem. 3.
- Page 10 6. The pedals look similar but one is intended for the right crank and one for the left crank. Each pedal is marked with either an R for right and L for left. The right and left side of the bike are as seen from the perspective of a seated rider. 7.
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Page 11: Preparation For Riding
PREPARATION FOR RIDING We recommend having your 345-E checked by a reputable bike shop before taking it out for its first ride. Extreme care should be taken when using the pedal assistance, which is activated by the cadence sensor in the bottom bracket (or by an optional thumb throttle). Make sure you understand and are prepared for the assistance to engage as you start pedalling. -
Page 12: Operating Your 345-E
OPERATING YOUR 345 1. Check your battery is fully charged before going for a ride! 2. Insert the battery into the rear of the bike. To learn how to insert and remove the battery please refer to the Battery information on the next page of this manual. Make sure the battery is firmly locked in place! 4. -
Page 13: Battery
BATTERY The 345-E is equipped with a high-capacity lithium-ion rechargeable battery. Charge the battery fully before your first use. It will take around five hours to charge fully. The charger that comes with your e-bike recognises the battery pack’s initial charge and will automatically cease charging when the battery is fully charged. - Page 14 TO INSTALL THE BATTERY, slide it into the rack under the seat with both hands. The lock will prevent it going all the way in, so push the key into the lock and turn it anticlockwise. This will open the lock, allowing you to slide the battery fully into place. With the battery installed, turn the key clockwise, then remove it and keep it safe.
- Page 15 Do not leave your battery plugged into the charger unattended • Charge your battery on a fire-resistant surface and/or in a safe place • Only use the battery supplied with your 345-E, or a replacement from NewGen Bikes • Keep the battery away from heat sources and fire •...
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Page 16: Display
GENERAL SAFETY Riders should pay special attention to all general safety points below before operating their 345. Neglecting these precautions may affect your warranty and personal safety! Road safety: • When riding obey all laws applicable in your local area •... - Page 17 Menu button Battery charge level The pedal assist level is selected by using the curved display of the 345-E as a rocker button. Pushing the top part of the display will increase the level of pedal assist, while pushing the bottom part will reduce it.
- Page 18 To switch the light(s) off, press the top of the display for another two seconds. Remember to use both the front and rear lights when riding at night or in low-light conditions. If your 345-E doesn’t have a front light, we strongly suggest you purchase one before riding at night.
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Page 19: Pre-Ride Safety Checklist
PRE-RIDE SAFETY CHECKLIST Before riding your 345-E for the first time, and periodically thereafter, please pay close attention to the following: • We strongly recommend the use of an approved cycling helmet, even if their use is not mandatory in your country. Bike helmets save thousands of lives every year. -
Page 20: Maintenance
NewGen 345-E can improve the bike’s riding efficiency and extend the components’ lifespan. When carrying out any maintenance on your 345-E make sure the bike is turned off, is securely positioned and the battery is removed. This will reduce the potential for damaging the bike or injuring yourself. - Page 21 Always ensure tyres are inflated to the recommended pressure. This can be found written on the side wall of all tyres. The 345-E has 20 x 4-inch road tyres that should be pumped up to 20psi / 1.4 bar. Tyres that are too hard or too soft can reduce performance, increase tyre wear and make riding unsafe.
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Page 22: Repairs & Maintenance Schedule
Failure can cause injury and/or death, so it’s very important you check and service your 345-E regularly to make sure the bike is in good order and safe to ride. When replacing safety-critical components such as the frame, fork, tyres, wheels, brakes, lights, kickstand, handlebar, stem, drivetrain, battery, or display, always use genuine replacement parts to make sure they work safely with your 345-E. - Page 24 GLOBAL LTD 77 Hackney Road London E2 8ET United Kingdom 2022 Copyright © THE 345...
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