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- Page 1 #214 Operation manual Trike Hybrid...
- Page 2 Pending System GmbH & Co. KG Ludwig-Hüttner-Straße 5-7 95679 Waldershof Deutschland Telephone: +49 (0) 9231-97 007 80 Fax: +49 (0) 9231-97 007 199 E-mail: info@cube.eu Internet: www.cube.eu 23_HY-P4-C3__Trike Hybrid, 1, en_US © 2024 Sticker frame serial number (attached to top tube)
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Trike Hybrid Table of contents Scope of delivery, technical data....Scope of delivery......About these original instructions..... Identification/type plate.... Conventions........Permissible total weight..... 1.1.1 Descriptions........Maximum additional load..1.1.2 Positional designations....3.4.1 Maximum additional load for 1.1.3 Definition of terms....... the box.......... - Page 4 Trike Hybrid Checking the manual drive 7.10.4 Adjusting the cover height..(chain)..........7.10.5 Training your dog for transport 6.10 Checking the electric drive in the Trike Cargo Hybrid... components........7.11 Using the front carrier....6.11 Checking the lighting....7.11.1 Retrofitting the front carrier..6.12 Checking the box......
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Page 5: About These Original Instructions
Trike Hybrid About these original Brake Chain instructions Chainguard Kickstand Dear Customer, Chainring Engine we would like to congratulate you on your choice of a Crank arm Trike Hybrid from our company and thank you for your Suspension fork trust. Headset With the purchase of this Trike Hybrid, you have Stem... -
Page 6: Definition Of Terms
Trike Hybrid 1.1.3 Definition of terms 1 psi = 0.06894 bar Definition of terms StVO German Road Traffic Act Trike Whenever these original instruc‐ (Straßenverkehrsordnung) Hybrid tions refer to "Trike Hybrid" in gen‐ eral, it refers to any of the models StVZO German Road Traffic Licensing Reg‐... -
Page 7: General Notes On These Orig- Inal Instructions
Trike Hybrid 1.2 General notes on these orig‐ DANGER inal instructions Dangers due to (unfamiliar) tech‐ nical innovations! DANGER New technical findings may lead to Dangers if the original instructions changes in the models, their oper‐ are not observed! ation and to new models them‐ selves. -
Page 8: Use Your Trike Hybrid As Intended
Trike Hybrid 2.1 Use your Trike Hybrid as 2.1.2 Who may ride your Trike Hybrid? intended NOTICE DANGER Your Trike Hybrid is designed for one Danger if not used as intended! (single) rider. The rider steers and pro‐ Your Trike Hybrid is designed for a pels the Trike Hybrid. -
Page 9: What Requirements Apply To Luggage Racks/Child Seat/ Trailers
Trike Hybrid ■ Contact your bicycle dealer for information on NOTICE suitable front luggage racks you can use with your Trike Hybrid. Observe the information on the per‐ mitted total weight of your Trike ■ Observe the information in ⮫ Chapter 7.11 “Using Hybrid and the maximum additional the front carrier”... -
Page 10: What Statutory Regulations
Trike Hybrid 2.1.7 What statutory regulations NOTICE apply to riding with the Trike Work on the Trike Hybrid, including Hybrid? work that may seem simple, requires thorough training knowledge, and NOTICE solid experience. Your Trike Hybrid may not be used on Work and conversions to your Trike public traffic routes without equip‐... -
Page 11: Avoiding Typical Dangers / Safety Instructions
Trike Hybrid 2.2.2 Dangers for certain groups of NOTICE people (e.g. children) Please note that the person who car‐ ries out modifications to the Trike DANGER Hybrid will be liable for them. Danger when used unattended! Children or persons with physical 2.2 Avoiding typical dangers / or mental health conditions may not be able to correctly assess... -
Page 12: Dangers When (First) Cycling With Your Trike Hybrid
Trike Hybrid 2.2.3 Dangers when (first) cycling DANGER with your Trike Hybrid Danger for inattentive and careless cyclists! DANGER Riding your Trike Hybrid requires Danger due to unfamiliar handling your attention – especially when of the Trike Hybrid ! cycling on the road. Your Trike Hybrid behaves differ‐... -
Page 13: Hazards During Handling
Trike Hybrid 2.2.4 Hazards during handling CAUTION Risk of burns on contact with DANGER heated components! Danger due to incorrect handling! After longer descents the brake Compared to a regular bike discs can be very hot. The compo‐ without electric drive, your Trike nents of the electric drive (battery, Hybrid is, among other things, motor unit) can also heat up during... -
Page 14: Dangers Due To Improper Care, Maintenance And Repair
Trike Hybrid 2.2.5 Dangers due to improper NOTICE care, maintenance and repair Be careful when using/cycling on your Trike Hybrid. DANGER This allows you to detect dangerous Danger if work is carried out situations early on and react accord‐ improperly on the Trike Hybrid! ingly. -
Page 15: Permissible Total Weight
Trike Hybrid 3.3 Permissible total weight NOTICE Please note that the unladen weight NOTICE specified here is the weight in the basic equipment. The permissible total weight is a fixed, unchangeable value that If you subsequently replace compo‐ must not be exceeded! nents or add attachments to your Trike Hybrid, the unladen weight of Please also note the information in... -
Page 16: Maximum Additional Load Depending On The Permitted Total Weight (Example Calcula- Tions)
Trike Hybrid. Example calculation no. 1 ■ When determining the actual maximum per‐ Empty weight of the Trike Family Hybrid 750: mitted additional load in the box, note the exam‐ Chapter 3.4.2 “Maximum additional ples in ⮫ ... - Page 17 Trike Hybrid Result/conclusion for example calculation no. 2: The actual total weight (220 kg) would be the per‐ mitted total weight in this case. Since the box is not loaded with the full weight of the maximum per‐ mitted additional load for the box, the additional load can be transported on the luggage rack.
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Page 18: Screw Connections And Torques
Trike Hybrid 3.5 Screw connections and torques DANGER Danger if work is carried out improperly! If you tamper with bolts or connections not mentioned here, you may unknowingly damage your Trike Hybrid or even impair its construction/stability. This can lead to unforeseeable dangerous situations. −... -
Page 19: Structure And Functions
Trike Hybrid Structure and func‐ The electric drive supports you when pedalling up to a maximum speed of 25 km/h. If you reach a speed tions of more than 25 km/h, the electric motor stops sup‐ porting you and you drive the Trike Hybrid exclusively 4.1 General Information/ with muscle power. -
Page 20: Shifting
Trike Hybrid 4.5 Handlebars, handlebar stem DANGER Dangers if the components are not replaced properly! Due to its design, the steering assembly of your Trike Hybrid is usually more complex than that of a regular two-wheeled bike (without box). The handlebars and handlebar stem of your Trike Hybrid must Fig. -
Page 21: Box
Trike Hybrid Fig. 6: Closed cover, key inserted in lock ■ To lock or open the cover, turn the key either counter-clockwise or clockwise. ■ Never lock the cover when children/dogs are in the box, neither while riding nor while stopped. To transport children in the Trike Family Hybrid, install the child seat included in the scope of delivery or available as an option into the box of the Trike Family... -
Page 22: Before Using For The First Time
Trike Hybrid Before using for the NOTICE first time If you familiarise yourself with the correct condition of your Trike 5.1 Getting your Trike Hybrid Hybrid on delivery (new condition), ready to ride you will be able to recognise devi‐ ations from the correct condition more easily later. -
Page 23: Before Every Trip
Trike Hybrid Before every trip Which settings can you change while riding, and how? 6.1 Checking the Trike Hybrid as ■ Slowly familiarize yourself with the different sup‐ port levels of your Trike Hybrid in a safe area. a whole Observe the information in the E-drive manufacturer’s original operating manual DANGER... -
Page 24: Checking The Wheels
Trike Hybrid 6.2.2 Checking the rims If necessary, clean the reflective strips on the tyres or clean and attach spoke reflectors. Check the rims for wobbling: If the reflective strips are no longer visible or it is not possible for you to securely reattach To do so, lift up your Trike Hybrid and turn the the spoke reflectors, consult your bicycle dealer front and rear wheels in turn. - Page 25 Trike Hybrid Check the valve position. ■ Excessively low air pressure: Increase the air pressure with a suitable pump. The valves must point towards the centre of ■ Excessively high air pressure: Release an the wheel. Angled valves can shear off while appropriate amount of air through the cycling, causing a sudden loss of pressure in valve and then check the air pressure...
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Page 26: Checking The Saddle And Seat Post
Trike Hybrid Check the seat and seat post for tightness. NOTICE ■ Try to twist the seat and seat post into the frame Always pay attention to an with your hands. The seat and seat post must not optimal tyre profile. be able to be twisted. -
Page 27: Checking The Handlebar Attachments
Trike Hybrid If necessary, align the handlebar stem and Try to twist the handlebars in the han‐ handlebars correctly: dlebar stem by hand. The handlebar stem must be aligned parallel Contact your specialist bicycle dealer if you to the front wheel rim for the check, while the discover any defects in the handlebars or han‐... -
Page 28: Checking The Suspension Fork
Trike Hybrid 6.8 Checking the brakes Check the headset as described below. NOTICE DANGER It must be possible to steer Danger of brake failure! the front wheel freely and without play in both direc‐ A malfunction of the brakes is life tions. -
Page 29: Checking The Manual Drive (Chain)
Trike Hybrid Check the brake disc for damage: The chain rings and sprockets must not have any lateral runout and there must be no foreign There must be no notches, chips, deep bodies between the individual chain rings/ scratches or other mechanical damage and the sprockets. -
Page 30: Checking The Box
Trike Hybrid 6.13 Checking the front carrier NOTICE If your Trike Hybrid is equipped with a front carrier (optional), you must also check it regularly. Observe the separate component instructions for the front carrier: In them, you will find all detailed infor‐ mation of the component manufac‐... -
Page 31: Adjusting And Using The Trike Hybrid
Trike Hybrid 7.1.2 Note the minimum insertion ■ While standing, move the front wheel vigorously back and forth using steering movements. depth of the seat post ■ Carefully shake the front mudguard with your hand. DANGER – The fastening stays must not become loose. Danger if the minimum insertion –... -
Page 32: Adjusting The Seat Position
Trike Hybrid 7.2 Adjusting the seat position NOTICE Please note the minimum NOTICE insertion depth of the seat Chapter post (see chapter ⮫ To adjust the seat position, you need 7.1.2 “Note the minimum a hex bit socket and a torque wrench insertion depth of the seat of the appropriate size. -
Page 33: What Is The Total Weight Range
Trike Hybrid For further fine adjustment, the telescopic part Your specialist bicycle dealer can replace the suspen‐ of the seat post can still be adjusted to your sion fork elements if necessary and thus adapt them to needs. your needs. To do this, open the quick-release lever of the seat post and adjust the height accordingly, 7.4.2... -
Page 34: Setting Up And Operating The Shifting
Trike Hybrid 7.6 Setting up and operating the NOTICE shifting You will achieve the best braking effect if you operate both brake NOTICE levers in the correct dosage at the same time. Please note the separate compo‐ nent manual for the hub gears: In them you will find all the detailed information from the component 7.8 Operating the kickstand /... - Page 35 Trike Hybrid Activate the rear brake parking function by Pull the brake lever towards the handlebar until pushing the larger of the two levers away from you hear several clicks. the handlebars. The smaller lever automatically folds out as well. ��...
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Page 36: Using The Box (Trike Hybrid Family)
Trike Hybrid 7.9 Using the Box (Trike Hybrid Setting off/releasing the parking lever Family) To release the parking function, push the smaller lever towards the larger lever. WARNING �� There is a risk of injury when used without a cover or with an open cover. -
Page 37: Opening The Cover
Trike Hybrid 7.9.1 Opening the cover Pull the foot board upward out of its locked position. WARNING �� Risk of injury If the foot board is not folded out cor‐ rectly and engaged, the Trike Hybrid can tip over when a child gets in or out, or when the box is loaded. -
Page 38: Closing The Cover
Trike Hybrid 7.9.2 Closing the cover To lock the cover in closed position, press the cover forward and down using some pressure Pull the foot board upward out of its locked so that it audibly engages on both sides. position on the seat stay. ��... -
Page 39: Installing The Child Seat In The Box
Trike Hybrid Lift the cover out of the hinges on the box on Chapter 7.9.2 “Closing the Close the cover ⮫ both sides. cover” on page 38 . �� 7.9.4 Installing the child seat in the WARNING Risk of injury if the child seat is not installed securely. -
Page 40: Using The Child Seat
Trike Hybrid 7.9.5 Using the child seat Set the rear of the child seat in the box first. The hooks on both rails must engage in the Set the child on the center seat (when using in corresponding eyes in the box. a one-seat mode) or on one of the outer seats (when using in two-seat mode). -
Page 41: Removing The Child Seat From The Box
Pull the latches on the side rails forward to To change the belt position, open the locking mechanisms. contact a CUBE dealer. �� To open the belt system, proceed as follows: Fig. 37: Latch pulled forward (open) -
Page 42: Cleaning The Child Seat
Trike Hybrid 7.10 Using the box (Trike Cargo Lift the front part of the child seat. Hybrid) �� WARNING There is a risk of injury when used without a cover or with an open cover. If the cover is removed or open, dogs can jump out of the box while trav‐... -
Page 43: Opening The Cover
Trike Hybrid 7.10.1 Opening the cover Pull the foot board upward out of its locked position. WARNING �� Risk of injury If the foot board is not folded out cor‐ rectly and engaged, the Trike Hybrid can tip over when the dog gets in or out, or when the box is loaded. -
Page 44: Closing The Cover
Trike Hybrid 7.10.2 Closing the cover To lock the cover in closed position, press the cover forward and down using some pressure Pull the foot board upward out of its locked so that it audibly engages on both sides. position on the seat stay. ��... -
Page 45: Adjusting The Cover Height
Trike Hybrid Lift the cover out of the hinges on the box on Chapter 7.10.2 “Closing the Close the cover ⮫ both sides. cover” on page 44 . �� 7.10.4 Adjusting the cover height Raising the cover Loosen the Velcro on the tarp from the cover. ��... -
Page 46: Training Your Dog For Transport In The Trike Cargo Hybrid
Trike Hybrid Chapter 7.10.2 “Closing the Close the cover ⮫ �� cover” on page 44 �� Fig. 57: Fastening the tarp to the cover Fig. 55: Cover raised 7.10.5 Training your dog for trans‐ Folding up the cover port in the Trike Cargo Hybrid Open the cover ⮫ ... -
Page 47: Using The Front Carrier
Trike Hybrid ■ ■ Have your dog get into the box from the front and Push the bike a little way, then a little further. then get back out of the box again. If possible, ■ Once the dog is used to being pushed in the only give your dog treats when they are inside the Trike Cargo Hybrid easily and without fear, you can box. -
Page 48: Malfunctions While Cycling
Trike Hybrid Malfunctions while cycling DANGER Danger in case of unprofessional maintenance! If you perform maintenance work for which you are not author‐ ised, this can lead to dangerous cycling situations, falls, accidents and material damage. − Have abnormalities not listed in the following table checked immediately by your specialist dealer and, if necessary, recti‐... -
Page 49: Trike Hybrid (General Cycling Behaviour)
Trike Hybrid 8.1 Trike Hybrid (general cycling behaviour) Fault description Cause Remedy Unsafe or unstable cycling Box is not securely fixed/screws on the box Contact your specialist behaviour have loosened bicycle dealer immediately for remedy. Load is unevenly distributed/ not placed Make sure that the weight centrally in the box is evenly distributed when... -
Page 50: Shifting, Manual Drive (Chain)
Trike Hybrid 8.3 Shifting, manual drive (chain) Fault description Cause Remedy Unusual noises such as Drive/shifting components Contact your specialist bicycle dealer cracking, loud grinding and/or damaged immediately for remedy. knocking Irregular resistance during Drive/shifting components Contact your specialist bicycle dealer pedalling damaged immediately for remedy. -
Page 51: Mudguards, Lighting
Trike Hybrid Fault description Cause Remedy Poor suspension performance Suspension fork damaged Contact your specialist bicycle dealer immediately for remedy. 8.6 Mudguards, lighting Fault description Cause Remedy Noises: Creaking, banging, Mudguards or rear carrier have If the parts cannot be reattached, con‐ grinding or similar sounds. -
Page 52: After A Fall Or Accident
Trike Hybrid After a fall or accident NOTICE Before cleaning, remove the bat‐ DANGER tery or batteries from your Trike Hybrid. Danger from unrectified damage! Observe the original instructions for Damage after a fall or accident the electric drive for cleaning and can lead to dangerous cycling sit‐... -
Page 53: Trike Hybrid Transportation
Trike Hybrid Trike Hybrid Transpor‐ Clean the chain as described below. tation ■ Drip a suitable chain cleaning agent into a clean, lint-free cotton cloth and wipe the chain with it. Slowly operate the crank in NOTICE the opposite direction to the drive direc‐ tion. -
Page 54: End-Of-Life Disposal
Check the brakes when you put your Trike Hybrid back into operation. As a rule, we grant a 2-year warranty on all Cube In case of longer periods of non-use, the disc frames and rigid forks from the date of sale as required brakes may have to be run in again. -
Page 55: The Claim To Warranty/ Guar- Antee Is Invalidated
(see chapter Chapter 2.1 “Use your Trike Hybrid as ⮫ intended” on page 8 ). – which are due to the fact that you have not used original specified parts or spare parts approved by CUBE when replacing compo‐ nents/parts. -
Page 56: Inspections/Service Plan
Trike Hybrid Inspections/service plan NOTICE Have your specialist bicycle dealer regularly inspect your Trike Hybrid and carry out the neces‐ sary service work at the intervals specified here. Type of inspection/ service Intervals: During frequent use with maximum work load/payload/heavy weights During normal use First inspection After 200 km or 2 months at the... -
Page 57: Handover Checklist
Check of all chassis screw connections Reference was made to the respective instructions in the operating manual which are to be observed. Reference was made to the warranty obligations in the CUBE operating manual. Please check o items after inspection Comments Place, date Retailer signature... - Page 58 Trike Hybrid...
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