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  • Page 1 User Manual MY2025...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    1.3 Online registration ......4 6 ROTWILD details ......28 1.4 Warranty .
  • Page 3 9.3 Recycling and disposal ..... . 50 10 Transporting your ROTWILD bike ....52 11 Torque and tyre pressure table .

  • Page 4: Introduction

    Am Bauhof 5 versions are simply translations and are not valid without the German 64807 Dieburg, Germany version. Tel.: +49 6071 921 55 0 This original instruction manual applies to the following ROTWILD bikes: E-mail: info@rotwild.de R.EXC MY25 R.EX MY25 Website: www.rotwild.com...

  • Page 5: Scope Of Delivery

    1.4 Warranty dealer will help you to choose the pedals that suit you and will fit them as ROTWILD frames are made by hand with great care and are subject to part of the delivery process. comprehensive quality control measures during the manufacturing process and before delivery.

  • Page 6: Detailed Information

    2 Detailed information 2 Detailed information Legend: Saddle Handlebars Linkage Suspension fork Suspension Disc brake Frame IPU in the down Stem tube Refer to the parts list Pedals for your model to find out whether your bike Crank has the components Motor listed here.

  • Page 7: Good To Know

    It is important for you to be familiar with the information in the manual so that you can ride your ROTWILD bike safely and correctly and make sure that it has as long a life span as possible. If you have questions or need more information, contact your ROTWILD authorised dealer.

  • Page 8: Safety Information

    3 Good to Know 3.2 Safety information N O T E The following types of safety information are provided in the instruction Damage to property possible. manual: Indicates a potentially dangerous situation that can lead to damage to ⚠ D A N G E R property and the environment if it is not avoided.

  • Page 9: Warnings

    Always follow the tightening torques given at the end of the manual and use N O T E a torque wrench. Your ROTWILD authorised dealer will be happy to help you. Follow the instruction manuals and assembly instructions provided by the component manufacturers, which are included with your ROTWILD bike.
  • Page 10 ⚠ W A R N I N G ⚠ C A U T I O N ROTWILD bikes are not approved for use with child seats or for towing child Your ROTWILD bike is not approved for use with an indoor bike trainer.
  • Page 11 A bike that has been incorrectly or inadequately set up can cause a serious case, stop using your ROTWILD bike and have it checked by your ROTWILD accident. Do not use your ROTWILD bike if it does not meet the requirements authorised dealer.

  • Page 12: Riding On Public Roads

    15 years old before using one. When you use your ROTWILD bike off road, you must comply with the law in You should be physically and mentally fit enough to operate a muscle- your country.

  • Page 13: Original Components

    I N F O R M A T I O N If you use other components, your warranty will be invalidated. You can find all the information about this on our website or obtain it from your ROTWILD authorised dealer.
  • Page 14 Do not use a lithium-ion battery that has external damage. Handle damaged batteries with extra care. There is a risk that the damaged battery could catch fire or explode. ROTWILD lithium-ion batteries are only protected against splashes of water. They must never be immersed in water.

  • Page 15: Correct Area Of Use

    In all areas of use, the operating temperature range is between 0 C and The various ROTWILD bikes are suitable/designed for different areas of use. These are divided into the following categories: Category 3 includes the definitions of the previous two categories. In addition, the bikes in this category can be ridden on demanding trails, rough terrain and difficult routes.

  • Page 16: Technical Data

    Battery IPU820 Carbon IPU820 Carbon Charger ROTWILD – 4.5 A ROTWILD – 4.5 A Crank e*thirteen Plus 160 mm (S) / 165 mm (M/L) / 170 mm (XL) e*thirteen Race Carbon 160 mm (S) / 165 mm (M/L) / 170 mm (XL)
  • Page 17 SHIMANO EP801 Battery IPU820 Carbon IPU820 Carbon Charger ROTWILD – 4.5 A ROTWILD – 4.5 A Crank e*thirteen Plus 160 mm (S/M) / 165 mm ( L/XL) e*thirteen Race Carbon 160 mm (S/M) / 165 mm ( L/XL) Chain ring...

  • Page 18: First Steps

    Continuing to use your bike can result in mechanical and electrical damage. If you see an error message of this kind, stop riding your bike and contact your ROTWILD authorised dealer. Do not use Bluetooth or ANT+ technology in areas where the use of wireless electronic devices is forbidden.
  • Page 19 5 First steps Figure 3: Shimano display Figure 4: Support switch Levels of support Settings menu You can choose different levels of support while you are riding using a When the bike is stationary, you press the display button to access the separate button on the handlebars.
  • Page 20 When you are using the pushing aid, you can lose control of the bike. Note that because of the design of the bike, the pedals may turn, so you should leave enough space for them to move. You must steer the ROTWILD bike carefully with both hands when you are using the pushing aid.
  • Page 21 5 First steps E-TUBE PROJECT and E-TUBE RIDE ⚠ C A U T I O N Do not pair your bike with the app while you are riding. This is not permitted. Make sure that you only use the app when you have stopped and the bike is stationary.

  • Page 22: Before Every Ride

    ⚠ D A N G E R choosing the continent and country where you will be using the app. You are then asked to log in with your Shimano ID. Switch your ROTWILD bike on and activate Bluetooth on your smartphone. Your ROTWILD bike should now A bike that has been incorrectly or inadequately set up can cause a serious accident.

  • Page 23: Charge The Ipu

    In addition, the surfaces you ride on, On a ROTWILD bike with a Shimano drive train, you insert the charger cable the weather and the way you ride can all affect the condition of your bike.

  • Page 24: Quick Release Levers And Screw Connections

    5 First steps 5.2.2 Quick release levers and screw connections ⚠ W A R N I N G If the quick release levers or bolts are not tightened correctly, components can come loose and cause a crash. Before every ride, check that the connections are tightened and that the torque is correct.

  • Page 25: Wheels And Tyres

    Figure 10: Checking the quick release levers instruction manual. Lift your ROTWILD bike about 10 cm off the ground with both wheels at the same height and let it fall vertically onto its tyres. If you hear any rattling noises, this can indicate that some components are loose. Track down the source of the noises and if you are in any doubt, contact your ROTWILD authorised dealer.

  • Page 26: Brake System

    If the brake pads or discs are worn or dirty, the brakes will not function properly. This can cause an accident or a crash. It is important that there is no oil or grease on the components of the brake system. Ask your ROTWILD Figure 11: Checking the wheels authorised dealer to check your brakes for wear when your bike is serviced.
  • Page 27 ⚠ C A U T I O N If brake fluid is leaking out of the hydraulic brake system, the brakes may fail. In addition, brake fluid is toxic. Contact your ROTWILD authorised dealer immediately and wash thoroughly any parts of your body that have come into contact with brake fluid.

  • Page 28: Handlebars, Stem And Suspension

    Before every ride, check that these components are fitted correctly and are functioning. Your ROTWILD authorised dealer will help you to adjust the handlebars, stem and suspension fork to suit your requirements. Before every ride, make sure that the steering is light and the cables and brake cables do not restrict the steering lock.

  • Page 29: Rotwild Details

    It is normal for you to hear noises from the electric motor. The noise your bike makes may change over time and under different loads. However, if the motor vibrates and makes unusual loud noises, contact your ROTWILD Figure 13: Electric drive system authorised dealer.

  • Page 30: Integrated Power Unit (Ipu)

    Take it to your accident, do not use your bike. There is a risk that the battery is damaged ROTWILD authorised dealer. and it could catch fire. Handle it with great care and take it to your ROTWILD authorised dealer.
  • Page 31 Do not ride your bike if the drive battery is not properly secured. Every ROTWILD bike has an IPU. The IPU has been developed by ROTWILD for Figure 14: Quick release button each model range in collaboration with the relevant battery manufacturer.

  • Page 32: Charger

    If the charging process differs from the description above, you must not use the charger or the IPU. If you have a problem of this kind, contact your Your ROTWILD bike is supplied with a specific charger. Use only the charger ROTWILD authorised dealer.

  • Page 33: Mechanical Drive System

    For safety reasons, it is important to make sure that all the components of the mechanical drive system are securely fitted and in good condition. If you discover any play or looseness, you should speak to your ROTWILD authorised dealer.
  • Page 34 For a more impact on the environment, use only biodegradable lubricants. Do not put thorough check, contact your ROTWILD authorised dealer. any remaining oil or grease in your household waste bin. Dispose of it at a...

  • Page 35: Gear System

    You need technical knowledge to be able to adjust the rear dérailleur. Incorrect adjustments can cause mechanical damage. Always ask your ROTWILD authorised dealer to adjust the rear dérailleur. The dérailleur allows you to adjust the gear ratio and to determine how far your bike will travel for each rotation of the cranks.

  • Page 36: Fine Tuning

    A loose headset can increase the stress on the bearing and the front wheel fork. As a result, these components can break. Check the headset regularly and if you find that there is play in it, have the problem rectified by ROTWILD authorised dealer.

  • Page 37: Stem

    6 ROTWILD details The headset, which is also referred to as the steering head bearing, allows 6.3.3 Stem ⚠ W A R N I N G the front wheel fork to rotate in the stem. The headset is subjected to considerable loads when the bike is in use, which means that the bearing can become loose.

  • Page 38: Saddle

    When you sit on your ROTWILD bike, your leg should be slightly bent. To get the best results, both your feet should be on the pedals. For this reason, you should adjust the saddle height with the help of your ROTWILD authorised dealer.

  • Page 39: Suspension

    ROTWILD bikes with a seat post that can be lowered have the control unit on the left-hand end of the handlebars. If you operate the control unit, you can 6.4 Suspension...

  • Page 40: Suspension Fork

    On ROTWILD models, the suspension is correctly adjusted if the suspension fork and the rear shock are compressed by 20 to 30% of the total suspension travel when you are sitting on the bike. The rubber ring on the left fork leg and on the rear shock will help you to identify the suspension travel.

  • Page 41: Rear Shock

    Turning it to the OPEN position makes the shock softer. In the MEDIUM position, the shock is neither very stiff nor very soft. The rear shock of ROTWILD bikes with the letter “E” in the model name has the additional option of setting the low-speed and high-speed compression damping.
  • Page 42 6 ROTWILD details damping and a 6 mm Allen key for the high-speed compression damping. To adjust the rebound damping of ROTWILD bikes with the letter “E” in the Your ROTWILD authorised dealer can help you with this. model name, you need a 3 mm and a 6 mm Allen key, in just the same way as with the compression damping.

  • Page 43: R.exc Mid-High Pivot System

    6 ROTWILD details Always remember to change the FIRM setting before riding downhill or over unknown terrain, because sudden potholes or bumps could result in the suspension being subjected to severe stresses. The impacts will be transferred directly to you, which could lead to you losing control and crashing.

  • Page 44: Rear Suspension Adjustment R.exc

    6 ROTWILD details Short Chainstay Length N O T E Dropout Left and Right When retightening, use a torque of 5 Nm and medium-strength thread Outer inlay chip in short position locker. Inner inlay chip in short position Braker Caliper...

  • Page 45: Wheels And Tyres

    Make sure that the front and rear axles are correctly dealer can advise you. fitted. When you are first riding the bike, the spokes can settle. If your wheels do not run true, have them centred by your ROTWILD authorised dealer.
  • Page 46 N O T E Before you fit the axle, make sure that the thread is clean and undamaged. Your ROTWILD authorised dealer will show you how the front wheel axle functions. The dealer will demonstrate how to make sure when fitting the front hub that it is securely positioned in the dropout and that the brake disc is correctly centred in the brake calliper.
  • Page 47 Tyres ⚠ C A U T I O N Worn tyres increase the risk of a crash. You should ask your ROTWILD authorised dealer to check the tread depth on your tyres regularly. You should also make sure that the tyre pressure is correct. It is marked on the tyre side wall.
  • Page 48 Pluck the spokes with your finger and check that they all make the same sound. If some of the spokes make different noises or if you find spokes that are loose, contact your ROTWILD authorised dealer.

  • Page 49: Troubleshooting

    7 Troubleshooting 7 Troubleshooting If you have a problem of any kind, you can contact your ROTWILD authorised Problem Cause Solution dealer. Otherwise, you can consult the troubleshooting section below for E ### Any type of No pedalling support Switch the system help.

  • Page 50: Wear

    8 Wear 8 Wear When parts reach their wear limit, they must be replaced. This applies in N O T E particular to the following components: You can find more detailed information about wear, how to identify it and Drive chain what exactly to do in the enclosed instructions provided by the component Drive battery and motor manufacturers and on their websites.

  • Page 51: Cleaning, Packaging And Disposal

    It is important to protect your bike against environmental influences such as dirt, sweat, road salt in winter and salty air. Clean your ROTWILD bike with a damp cloth. Regular cleaning will prevent dirt from building up on your bike. In the worst case, dirt can result in increased wear.
  • Page 52 9 Cleaning, packaging and disposal Dismantling the drive battery or the charger cable is not permitted under any Before you hand in your ROTWILD bike for disposal, delete all your personal circumstances. Any residual voltage can cause fire and injuries. Sharp- data.

  • Page 53: Transporting Your Rotwild Bike

    ROTWILD bike is correctly secured in the rack. ⚠ C A U T I O N Never clamp your ROTWILD frame in a bike rack. Only use the seat post for this purpose, providing it is not made from carbon fibre. An unsecured or incorrectly secured bike can become detached from the carrier while being transported and cause a serious accident.
  • Page 54 10 Transporting your ROTWILD bike Your ROTWILD authorised dealer will show you how to fit the transport guards. If you are sending your ROTWILD bike by courier, we recommend that you ask your ROTWILD authorised dealer to partially disassemble and pack the bike for you.

  • Page 55: Torque And Tyre Pressure Table

    The tightening torque depends on the material and diameter of the bolt and on the material and design of the component. If you are uncertain, you can contact your ROTWILD authorised dealer at any time. N O T E If a torque figure is printed or embossed on the component, use this torque figure.

  • Page 56: I Appendix Service Records

    Servicing measures have been carried out on the Servicing measures have been carried out on the Servicing measures have been carried out on the ROTWILD bike in accordance with the service ROTWILD bike in accordance with the service ROTWILD bike in accordance with the service interval.
  • Page 57 Servicing measures have been carried out on the Servicing measures have been carried out on the Servicing measures have been carried out on the ROTWILD bike in accordance with the service ROTWILD bike in accordance with the service ROTWILD bike in accordance with the service interval.
  • Page 58 Servicing measures have been carried out on the Servicing measures have been carried out on the Servicing measures have been carried out on the ROTWILD bike in accordance with the service ROTWILD bike in accordance with the service ROTWILD bike in accordance with the service interval.

  • Page 59: Appendix Eu Declaration Of Conformity

    EMC Directive 2014/30/EU REACH Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 64807 Dieburg, Germany RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU This declaration applies to the ROTWILD electrically assisted bicycles with The following standards have been applied: the product names: EN 15194:2017 Cycles – Electrically power assisted cycles REXFS5 with frame number REXF5XXXXX EN 17404:2022 Cycles –...
  • Page 60 However, many of the functions and components described here may change as a result of ongoing product developments. Changes of this kind can be made without advance notice. Instruction manual for ROTWILD bike, 2024 1st edition August 2024 Editor: Hannah Seibel...

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