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Summary of Contents for Monday Motorbikes Gen 7
- Page 1 Monday Motorbikes 605 Hawaii Ave. Torrance, CA 90503 United States +1 424 532 1920 info@mondaymotorbikes.com www.mondaymotorbikes.com...
- Page 2 Owner s Manual...
- Page 3 OPERATE, INSPECT, AND MAINTAIN YOUR MOTORBIKE, BUT ALSO IN HOW TO SAFEGUARD YOURSELF AND OTHERS FROM TROUBLE AND INJURY. THE MONDAY MOTORBIKES TEAM WISHES YOU MANY SAFE AND PLEASANT RIDES, SO PLEASE ALWAYS REMEMBER TO PUT SAFETY FIRST! THE RIDER MUST OBEY ALL STATE AND LOCAL LAWS, AND RIDE WITHIN YOUR CAPABILITIES AND APPROPRIATE RIDING CONDITIONS.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ........Motorbike Overview . - Page 5 Owner s Manual...
- Page 6 The instructions given in this manual are intended to provide a clear, simple guide to using your motorbike; this booklet also details routine maintenance procedures and regular checks that should be carried out on the motorbike at an authorized Dealer or Service Center. The booklet also contains instructions for simple repairs.
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- Page 8 IMPORTANT PERSONAL SAFETY Failure to completely observe these instructions may result in serious risk of personal injury. SAFEGUARDING THE ENVIRONMENT Sections marked with this symbol indicate the correct use of the motorbike to prevent damaging the environment. VEHICLE INTACTNESS The incomplete or non-observance of these regulations risks serious damage to the motorbike and may void its warranty.
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Page 9: Introduction
INTRODUCTION USEFUL INFORMATION FOR SAFE RIDING This manual contains the word WARNING to indicate something that could hurt you or others. It also contains the word CAUTION to indicate things that could damage your motorbike. Please familiarize yourself with the visual keys on page 7 of this manual. - Page 10 AND, AS ALWAYS, WITH ANY HIGH-VOLTAGE DEVICE... The high voltage components on the motorbike should be serviced only by technicians with special training. Do not probe, tamper with, cut, or modify high-voltage cable or wiring.
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Page 11: Motorbike Overview
MOTORBIKE OVERVIEW 1. TOP TANK COVER 2. TANK/BATTERY COMPARTMENT 3. SEAT 4. FRAME 5. RIGHT CHAIN GUARD 6. MOTOR 7. KICKSTAND 8. HEADLIGHT 9. FRONT TURN SIGNAL 10. FRONT FENDER 11. PEDAL 12. PASSENGER PEG 13. PEDAL CHAIN For complete technical specifications and dimensions, please see pages 36-37. Owner s Manual... - Page 13 MOTORBIKE OVERVIEW (CONTINUED) 1. HANDLEBARS 2. DASH 3. ON-BIKE CHARGING PORT 4. ELECTRICAL COMPARTMENT 5. PEDAL 6. MOTOR MOUNT PLATE 7. LEFT CHAIN GUARD 8. SHOCKS 9. REAR SPROCKET (behind this is the rear brake apparatus) 10. DRIVE CHAIN 11. FRONT BRAKE 12.
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Page 15: Key Fob
KEY FOB The key FOB that ships with the GEN7 is unique to your motorbike. The key FOB is used to activate the bike, open and close the main battery compartment, and disengage the anti-theft feature (or alarm function; see page 29). The key FOB sensor is located on the battery TO OPEN THE MAIN BATTERY COMPARTMENT... -
Page 16: Locking Mechanism
THE LOCKING MECHANISM The GEN7 employs a spring- loaded, servo-actuated mechanism comprising a locking rod (arrow 3) and an actuator (arrow 4) to keep the battery compartment closed and locked. The locking mechanism will ony actuate if the battery is connected and the main breaker is in the “on”... -
Page 17: Battery
BATTERY The GEN7 ships with the battery on board mounted in the battery compartment. When shipping, the main breaker switch will be in the “off” position and needs to be set to “on” prior to use (see arrow 1 at right) BATTERY SPECIFICATIONS Voltage: 60 V Capacity: 38.4 Ah / 2.3 kWh... - Page 18 SHOCK HAZARD Exposure to high voltage can cause shock, burns and even death. SHOCK HAZARD Always turn battery main breaker switch “off” before connecting or disconnecting any battery or motorbike cables. MAINTENANCE Breaker should be set to “off” position during extended periods of non-use.
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Page 19: Charger
CHARGER Your GEN7 ships with a 5-hour smart charger. The GEN7 charger operates on a US standard 110v outlet. The GEN7 charger will also operate on 220v, when using a proper universal adapter. Regardless of the power source, the charge time is 5-hours. - Page 20 WARNING Use only Monday Motorbikes approved chargers with certified Monday Motorbikes batteries to avoid the risk of damage to battery, motorbike, charger, other property, or self. The charger can be used to charge your battery while the battery is on the bike or off the bike; no...
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Page 21: Battery Installation & Removal
BATTERY INSTALLATION & REMOVAL TO REMOVE THE BATTERY 1. Ensure the locking rod is retracted prior to shutting off the main breaker. If the locking rod has relaxed to its extended position, tapping the Key FOB to the RFID sensor again will retract the locking rod again. - Page 22 SHOCK HAZARD Flip main breaker switch to “off” position before disconnecting or reconnecting the battery. MAINTENANCE Leave battery compartment door open or retract battery locking rod if main breaker is set to “off” position or if battery is removed. Easy removal of battery is handy if you want to charge your battery off the bike, or if you want to change batteries.
- Page 23 BATTERY STATE OF CHARGE VISUAL READOUTS, TEST BUTTON Along the top portion of the GEN7 battery (see arrow 1 at left) you will see a built-in visual readout strip and a red TEST button. These will assist you by indicating current battery charge status.
- Page 24 SHOCK HAZARD Use only Monday Motorbikes approved testers, tools, and procedures to test the battery. Batteries should only be serviced by Monday Motorbikes authorized service personnel. When shipping, the main breaker switch (blue switch on top of battery; see arrow 3 at right) will be in the “off”...
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Page 25: Charging Up The Gen7
CHARGING UP THE GEN7 TWO WAYS TO CHARGE The GEN7 battery can be charged with the battery on-board, or while removed from the battery compartment. Both methods utilize the same charger, and connection types. The onboard connection is located on the front left face of the battery compartment (see arrow 1 at left). - Page 26 The off-bike charging port on the GEN7 battery is accessible when the battery is removed from the battery compartment. It is located on the front left face of the battery (see arrow 2 above). HEAVY OBJECT, PINCH POINT Please exercise caustion when lifting the battery out of and/or into your motorbike’s battery housing.
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Page 27: Starting The Gen7
STARTING THE GEN7 KEY FOBS Your motorbike is supplied with two key FOBS (one is a spare) which serve to start the electrical systems and unlock the battery compartment. We recommend keeping the duplicate key FOB together with its code in a safe place and not on the motorbike. - Page 28 “SAFE MODE” It is important to note that, although a blue flash is observed on the FOB receiver, an audible chirp is heard, and the motorbike’s dashboard turns on, the GEN7 activates in “Safe Mode,” where the throttle is disabled. IGNITION BUTTON To enable the throttle grip input, press the red ignition button, located on the right grip of the...
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Page 29: Deactivating The Gen7
DEACTIVATING THE GEN7 DISABLING THE THROTTLE You may disable the throttle grip input without powering off the motorbike. To do this, simply press the red ignition button, located on the right grip of the GEN7. DEACTIVATING THE MOTORBIKE To deactivate the motorbike, simply touch the M insignia on the FOB sensor. -
Page 30: Setting The Alarms
SILENT ALARM If the motorbike is turned off with a single tap of the M on the FOB sensor a single set of chirps will be heard, and the motorbike’s silent alarm will automatically arm in 2 minutes. After AUDIBLE ALARM arming, the motorbike awaits a disturbance. -
Page 31: Controls
CONTROLS 1. REAR BRAKE CONTROL LEVER 2. HIGH/LOW BEAM SWITCH 3. HORN BUTTON 4. TURN INDICATOR SWITCH 5. DASHBOARD Owner s Manual... - Page 32 6. HEADLIGHT ON/OFF SWITCH 7. IGNITION BUTTON 8. MODE SELECTOR 9. FRONT BRAKE LEVER 10. THROTTLE GRIP Rearview mirrors sold separately.
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Page 33: Dashboard
DASHBOARD The GEN7 is equipped with a dashboard that provides the rider the real- time information on the motorbike. Housed in an ultra-sleek chrome bezel, the dashboard provides speed, battery level, riding mode, and throttle position. 1. DIGITAL THROTTLE POSITION INDICATOR 2. - Page 34 The ‘Check Engine’ symbol in the middle indicates a system error. If this symbol illuminates during a ride, stop riding and contact Monday Motorbikes for support. IMPORTANT Do not attempt to open, remove or tamper with your motorbike dashboard with 3rd-party testers and tools.
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Page 35: Running Modes
RUNNING MODES Your GEN7 has three running modes: Walking Mode, Economy Mode, and Sport Mode. To toggle between these modes, use the Mode Selector switch on the right handle bar (see arrow 1 at right). SAFETY Do not switch drive modes unless the GEN7 is at a complete stop. - Page 36 WALKING MODE This is Position # 1 in the Mode Selector. Walking Mode has a top speed of 5 mph (8 kph). This mode comes in handy for taking the bike up a ramp or while you are walking next to your bike up a steep incline.
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Page 37: Technical Specifications
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OVERVIEW Make: Monday Motorbikes Model: GEN7 Price: $4,500.00 Suggested Use: Urban Transport, Off-Road Class 2: “Low-speed Throttle Assisted US Electric Bicycle Class: Electric Bicycle” Warranty: 1 Year, Unlimited Mileage Warranty Availability: US Currently, and Internationally in 2020 Model Year:... - Page 38 MOTORBIKE DETAILS ELECTRIC DETAILS Brushless DC Total Weight: 180 lb Motor Type: Permanent Magnet Motor Battery Weight: 29 lb Motor Peak Output Number of Batteries: 750 W (Econ Mode): Frame Type Custom Welded Steel Tube Motor Nominal Output Frame Material Steel Frame 5,500 W (Sport Mode):...
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