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  • Page 1 OWNER’S MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Introduction ..........................3 Using this manual ........................4 Anatomy of your bike ......................4 Tools and recommended torque values..................5 Adjusting for comfort and safety .....................6 Fine-tune the brake lever positioning ..................6 Ensure all hardware is tightened properly ................7 Battery information .........................8 Removing and installing the battery ..................9 Before you charge ........................9 Charging procedure ......................10 Estimated charging time .......................

  • Page 3: Introduction

    Be sure to check all hardware for correct torque (see “Tools and recommended torque values” on page 5) during assembly. Before each ride, follow the recommendations in the “Safety checklists” on page 19. Finally, take care of your new Skwad by following the guidelines in “Recommended service intervals” on page 21.

  • Page 4: Using This Manual

    There are also factors we cannot control or anticipate in every situation or condition while riding. This manual makes no representations about the safe use of bikes under all conditions. If you have any questions you should contact a Haro authorized dealer immediately.

  • Page 5: Tools And Recommended Torque Values

    Allen wrench). If so, use whatever tool fits the bolt head. Such differences will not affect the rec- ommended torque for that piece of hardware. If you are installing accessories from Haro Bikes, any necessary instructions, important safety information, and torque specifications will come with your accessory and/or be available online at www.harobikes.com.

  • Page 6: Adjusting For Comfort And Safety

    “Tools and recommended torque values” on page 5. While seated you should be able to put your feet flat on the ground. If you cannot reach the ground with your feet flat and stable Haro Bikes recomends you do not operate this bike.

  • Page 7: Ensure All Hardware Is Tightened Properly

    Ensure all hardware is tightened properly DANGER: A brake lever that can touch the handlebar grip when squeezed can result in the brake caliper not pressing the pads into the brake rotor fully or at all, which means that the brake will not function properly or at all. Not being able to bring the bike to a complete stop puts the rider at a high risk of serious injury or death.

  • Page 8: Battery Information

    Battery information The battery that comes with your Skwad is a state-of-the-art, lithium-ion battery that’s de- signed to give you years of power with proper care and use. Follow the recommendations here for the best possible performance. • The battery should be fully recharged after each use. That way, you’ll get the maximum range on your next ride and reduce the chance that you’ll over-discharge the battery,...

  • Page 9: Removing And Installing The Battery

    NOTICE: When the battery is off its mount, protect the battery terminal contacts from dam- age and be sure not to touch them. If terminals are damaged, please discontinue use and contact Haro Bikes Product Support immediately. BATTERY INSTALLATION/MOUNTING • To install the battery, insert the key into the keyport and make sure the keyport is in the unlocked position.

  • Page 10: Charging Procedure

    2. Unplug the charger from the power outlet. 3. Unplug the charger from the battery. WARNING: Charging your battery with a charger other than one supplied by Haro Bikes and designed for your specific bike’s serial number can cause damage to your bike’s electrical system or create a fire hazard.

  • Page 11: Estimated Charging Time

    Estimated charging time The time the charger takes to fully charge the battery depends on distance travelled, riding characteristics, terrain, payload, battery age, and other factors. The table below provides a rough estimate of charge time based on common distances travelled in regular operation. NOTICE: The battery may take longer to charge when fully depleted, when very new, and after 3–5 years of regular use.

  • Page 12: Operation

    Operation HOW THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM WORKS Your Skwad is equipped with two ways to use power assistance from the motor to propel the bike forwards: a pedal assist system (PAS) and a thumb activated throttle assist. HOW PEDAL ASSIST WORKS Engaging pedal assist while pedaling will call up assistance from the motor to help propel the bike forwards.

  • Page 13: Quick-Start Guide

    Quick Start Guide UP/DOWN control buttons Thumb Throttle Assist Lever On/Off power button Powering On: Press the power button on left control to turn the bike on. If the bike doesn’t turn on, the battery may need to be woken up. In this case please press and hold down the battery power button on the battery until the light illuminates (see pictures below).

  • Page 14: Electrical Controls And Operation

    LCD Electrical controls and operation The table and image below show the various features and information displayed on the LCD display. Battery Level Indicator Pedal Assist Level Distance (Odometer, Trip) Light Indicator Distance Unit (MPH), (Km/h) Mode Indicator Speed Unit (MPH), (Km/h) Max Speed Indicator Distance to go (Estimated) Average Speed Indicator...

  • Page 15: Headlight/Brake Light Features And Operation

    When you dismount, power off the bike before moving it. Brake light & headlight features and operation Your Skwad is equipped with a headlight & taillight/brake light that is integrated into the electrical system. When you turn on your bike, press and hold the UP control button for two seconds, both the headlight and taillight will illuminate to make you more visible to other vehicles.

  • Page 16: Riding Range

    We suggest that you select a lower pedal assistance level when you’re getting to know your Skwad and travel routes. Once you become familiar with your range requirements and the capabilities of your bike, you can adjust your riding characteristics if you desire.

  • Page 17: Weight Limits

    Carrying loads (cargo or a passenger) safely Total maximum payload of the Skwad: 125 kg (300 lb). • Carrying extra weight significantly affects braking, acceleration, turning, balancing, etc. These effects can be increased by challenging riding conditions, such as when roads are wet or slick.

  • Page 18: Maintenance

    Carrying a passenger Your Skwad is designed to carry one rider and one passenger. Ensure that you and your passenger always wear properly fitted and approved helmets while riding.

  • Page 19: Safety Checklists

    WARNING: Using aftermarket accessories or components (trailers, stands, vehicle racks, etc.) that have not been tested by Haro Bikes for safety and compatibility with your specific bike may void your warranty, create an unsafe riding condition, result in bike/property damage, or cause serious injury or death. If you use replacement parts or accessories not tested and recommended by Haro Bikes, you do so at your own risk.
  • Page 20 Steering q Ensure the handlebar and stem are correctly aligned, adjusted, and tightened for proper steering. See “Adjusting the handlebar angle” on page 6. q Perform a handlebar twist test to ensure the stem clamp bolts are secure. See “Handle- bar twist test”...

  • Page 21: Recommended Service Intervals

    Accessories & safety gear q Ensure all reflectors are properly fitted and not obscured. q Ensure all accessories and components installed on the bike are properly secured and functioning. q Check all safety gear, clothing, cargo, and accessories for loose or potentially loose straps/elements and secure them.

  • Page 22: Checking Brakes & Motor Cutoff Switches

    Clean frame by wiping frame down with damp cloth. If needed, adjust the brake tension. q Clean and grease the chain. Replace q Replace any components confirmed to be broken or damaged beyond repair by Haro- Bikes Product Support or a certified, reputable bike mechanic. MONTHLY or 400–1200 KM (250–750 MILES) Inspect q Check brake pad wear, alignment, and the brake lever tension.

  • Page 23: Tire And Wheel Care

    2. Test each brake. a. Squeeze the left brake lever to lock the front brake, and then try to push the bike forward using the handlebar. The front wheel should not spin. b. Squeeze the right brake lever to lock the rear brake. Again, push against the handlebar to try moving the bike forward.

  • Page 24: Guard Against Rust, Corrosion, And Water Damage

    If you have any questions, contact Haro Bikes Bikes Product Support. Like any vehicle used outdoors, your Skwad needs care to ensure it isn’t damaged by the elements. Follow these steps for a long, healthy life for your ebike: •...

  • Page 25: Troubleshooting

    Brakes rubbing Adjust the brakes Faulty, damaged, or aged battery Contact Haro Bikes Product Support to replace battery. Disconnect and store damaged battery in a safe location and recycle or dispose of as soon as possible according to...

  • Page 26: Error Detection

    Replace motor Error detection Your Skwad is equipped with an error detection system integrated into the display and controller (see “Electrical controls and operation” on page 14 for more information). In the rare event of an electrical issue with the bike, you may see a specific code on the display. If this happens, we recommend that you cease operation, take a short video of the display if possible, and contact Haro Bikes Product Support.

  • Page 27: Ride As Safely As Possible

    Know and obey all relevant local laws The Skwad is a Class 2 ebike and has a 750 watt hub motor. Please check relevant rules in the locations you intend to ride for a full understanding of all necessary legal rules for operating your Skwad.

  • Page 28: Safety Check Before Each Ride

    Always use a low pedal assist level until you are comfortable with your Skwad and confident about controlling its power, weight, and responsiveness (e.g., during start-up, turns, and brak- ing) at different speeds, in different conditions, and with whatever payloads you might carry.
  • Page 29 • Remember that road hazards are more difficult to see when wet, so proceed with extra caution. EXTREME RIDING The Skwad is not appropriate for extreme riding. Haro Bikes strongly recommends against such use. DANGER: Extreme riding puts you at very high risk of serious injury or death. Ex-...

  • Page 30: Wear A Helmet And Appropriate Safety Gear

    At Haro, we believe in our product and we have one of the best warranties on the market. Your Haro frame and fork is backed by a limited lifetime warranty to guard against any issues that may result from non-conforming material or workmanship.
  • Page 31 This bicycle is not manufactured, marketed, designed or intended to be altered for use at any time in stunt riding or similar activity. Haro, its dealers, affiliates or agents shall not be liable under this warranty nor under any state or federal law or the common law or otherwise for any damage, failure, including personal injury, resulting from such use and/or alteration.

  • Page 32: Assembly Instructions

    Assembly Instructions WARNING: Incorrect assembly, adjustments, maintenance, or use of your ebike can cause component or performance failure, loss of control, serious injury, or death. Even if you’re an experienced bike rider, you must read and understand the entire manual and any documentation provided for subcomponents or accessories before riding.
  • Page 33 18. Install fender from back of the forks, 21. Place front wheel flat on the ground, place fender hanger on fork bridge bolt. with rotor side facing up. Set rotor on (see Fig 4). wheel up, warning label facing out and be sure to match the indicated rotor direction with the forward rotation of the Fig 4...
  • Page 34 24. Remove front axle from accessory box 29. Remove headlight from accessory box. and install axle in front wheel, place washers / spacers on both sides of axle 30. Use light mount hardware, install bolts (See Fig 8). on light bracket, the add the long bolt spacer to each bolt, then mount to fork Fig 8 crown (See Fig 11).
  • Page 35 33. Use bolts on side of light to adjust and 36. Place allen bolts in foot pegs and install tighten light angle. Ensure all hardware on frame (See Fig 16). Ensure all hard- is tightened properly according to the ware is tightened properly according to values in “Tools and recommended the values in “Tools and recommended torque values”...
  • Page 36 harobikes.com...

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