RAWRR MANTIS, MANTIS X Manual

Introduction

This manual shall be considered a permanent part of the electric motocross motorcycle and shall be forwarded along with it to the next owner at the time of resale.
This publication includes the latest production information available prior to printing.
Rawrr adds the right to make changes at any time without notice or obligation.
Rawrr reserves the right of final interpretation of this manual.
No part of this publication may be copied, translated, reproduced or transferred without the written permission of Rawrr.
The electric motocross bike shown in this manual may not match your actual electric motocross bike.

• Please ensure your safety and enjoyment of the ride
• Read this manual carefully
• Follow all recommendations and procedures contained in this manual.

Pay close attention to the safety information and tips contained in this manual.
To protect your property, we strongly recommend that you keep your vehicle well maintained. In addition, follow the operating instructions and always perform the pre-ride and other periodic inspections contained in this manual.
Your Rawrr dealer knows your electric off-road motorcycle best. We recommend that you contact Rawrr or an authorized dealer with any questions and concerns regarding your vehicle, manuals and related policies. We are not responsible for any unofficial statements or opinions regarding electric off-road motorcycles, manuals and related policies.
You can also visit our website at www.rawrrmantis.com. For more information, please visit. Enjoy your electric off-road ride.
Your safety, and the safety of others, is a top priority. Safely operating this electric off-road motorcycle is an important responsibility.
To ensure your safety and the safety of others, we have provided operating procedures and other safety labeling information in this manual that could injure you or others.
Please understand that it is not practical or possible to inform or warn you about hazards when operating or maintaining your electric motocross motorcycle. You must use your own good judgment.
You will find important safety information in various forms, including:

• Safety labels on your electric motocross bike
• A safety alert precedes the safety message.

This electric off-road motorcycle is strictly prohibited from being driven on non-permitted occasions.

Functional diagram

1. Instrumentation
2. Headlights
3. Front mudguard
4. Front shock absorbers
5. Key
6. Charging port
7. Body
8. Motor
9. Cushions
10. Rear shock absorbers
11. Rear mudguard
12. Rear Tailboard
13. Brake Disks
14. Front brake calipers
15. Horns
16. Controller
17. Battery
18. Footrests
19. Side support
20. Chain
21. Rear Flat Fork
22. Rear chain guide
23. Rear chain cover
24. Rear Sprocket

1. Left combination function switch
2. Left brake lever (rear brake)
3. meter (i.e. measuring instrument)
4. Right brake lever (front brake)
5. Right combination function switch
6. Turnbuckles

Left switch
	High beam and low beam switching (requires headlights to be turned on)	Horn Switch
Right switch
	One-touch ignition off switch	ECO, Sport, Race mode toggle switch	Swivel handle

Serial Number	Functionality	Display Symbols	Commentation
1	Tempo		Current speed display while riding
2	ODO		Total mileage ODO display, metric mileage switchable
3	Single mileage		Individual miles are recalculated each time you turn the power on
4	Gear display		ECO/SPORT/RACE according to actual display
5	Operational state		Work indication, speed off, no speed on
6	Under-voltage indication		Blinks when the battery is under-voltage
7	High beam display		High beams on indicator lights
8	Turn indicator (auto.)		Left and right turn signal indication
9	Motor failure		fault indication
10	Percentage of power		Current speed display while riding
13	Fault Codes Display		Total mileage ODO display, metric mileage switchable

Recommended torque for installation of critical components

Quick Installation Guide

Do not assemble, disassemble or pack electric motocross bikes alone. Teamwork is required.

Mounting Handle

1. Place the headlight bracket on the upper attachment plate and align the four 4-holes.
   

2. Place the booster block and handlebars on the headlight bracket, align the holes and lock the 4 screws with a 5# Allen wrench. Note: Bullet spacers must be added to the 4 screws.
   

Handle Adjustment

1. Loosen the 4 screws with a 5# Allen wrench to adjust the meter angle.
   NOTE: Do not lose the bolt retaining spacer.
   

Instrument adjustment

1. Loosen the 2 screws with a 3# Allen wrench and rotate the meter at the proper angle.
   

Brake and Crank Adjustment

1. Adjust the front brake handle to a comfortable 10°-15° angle horizontally as shown in the picture. Use a 4# Allen wrench to secure the brake handle.
   

2. As shown in the picture, adjust the turnbuckle to a horizontal level plus or minus 5° to fit your grip comfortably. Use 4# Allen wrench to fix it.
   

3. Turn the turnbuckle inward to the end, then release the turnbuckle and let it return to its natural position.
   Note: Power must be turned off for turnbuckle adjustment. The turnbuckle rotates inward to accelerate and return smoothly, if there is any jamming. Please check the turnbuckle and follow the turnbuckle adjustment procedure.
   NOTE: The procedure for adjusting the left brake handle (rear brake) and left function switch is the same as above.
   

Installation of front wheel

1. Install front axle bushings on both sides
   
   Do not crush seals.
   

2. Remove the brake caliper clamping block
   

3. Put the front wheel into the installation position of the front fork and the brake disc into the brake caliper, and use an 8# hex wrench to fix the front axle.
   
4. Tighten the bolt in the front wheel axle hole, a total of 4 pieces.
   

Notes:

1. After removing the caliper clamping block, please do not pinch the right brake handle, pinching the right brake handle will cause the brake to clamp and the brake disk will be difficult to insert.
2. When installing the front wheel, you need to pay attention to the brake disk and caliper position. After the installation is completed, make sure the front wheel rotates smoothly and there is no strange noise.
3. When installing the brake disk, add anaerobic adhesive to the threaded portion (heat the threaded portion when removing).

Front Fender Installation
Using a 5# Allen wrench, secure the front fender to the lower attachment plate with 3 screws, including flat and spring pad locks

Headlight Installation

1. Place the headlights on the front fender locating pins and add adjusting shims between the headlights and the bracket.
   

2. Adjust the position and tighten the center fixing screw with 5# hexagonal wrench.
   

Headlight Adjustment
Adjust the height of the light by twisting the adjusting screw left and right with a Phillips screwdriver.
Note: Tighten the light clockwise to turn the light angle down. Tighten counterclockwise to turn the light angle up.

Installation of batteries

1. Open the cushion by inserting the key into the cushion lock.
   

2. Place the battery discharge port against the right side of the frame into the battery compartment, install the discharge plug (the door lock switch must be in the closed position), and close the cushion.
   

Riding preparation

Please make sure you have read all the items in P04 (Safety Precautions) of this manual before riding and focus on the following items.

Check front and rear tires:

1. The tires are in good condition with no abnormality.
2. Normal tire pressure front wheels 23 ~ 25psi (160 ~ 170Kpa) rear wheels 35psi (240Kpa) If the tire pressure is insufficient, there will be abnormal wear and tear, steering, low speed, short distance; tire pressure is too high will lead to abnormal localized wear of the tire tread, tire adhesion is reduced, ride comfort is reduced, or even bursting, resulting in a potential safety hazard.

Check gauges, horn and brakes:

1. Check whether the function display of each part of the instrument is normal.
2. Check whether the horn is normal.
3. Hold the left and right brake handles respectively, check whether the front and rear brakes brake normally, whether the front and rear brake cutoff function is normal.

Check the handlebars:
The handlebars need to be tightened, no wobble, flexible, no interference, no weird noises.

Shock absorber adjustment:
SHOCK ABSORBER ADJUSTMENT: Please adjust the shock absorber according to the actual situation to meet your riding needs.

Always wear a helmet and other protective equipment. For your safety, choose a full-coverage off-road helmet and off-road protective equipment.
These images are for illustrative purposes only: Please take full safety precautions. Please do not allow others who are not familiar with this electric motocross bike to ride it. It is extremely dangerous to ride one-handed or to perform extreme maneuvers while under the influence of alcohol or inattentive.

Learning to ride

Beginning

1. Insert the key into the motorized locking hole and turn it clockwise to power it up.
   
2. Check that switches, gauges, horn, front and rear brakes are working properly.
   
3. Before starting the vehicle: get in the car and sit firmly, put away the side support.
   
4. Slowly turn the handlebar, rotating inward to accelerate and turning outward to stop accelerating.
   

The driver must first familiarize himself with the use of EC0 mode before switching to the use of Sport mode. Acceleration must be even.

Operate the brake brake handle according to the actual situation and gradually increase the force. To prevent the wheel from locking up, skidding and causing injury, do not grab it suddenly. Try to pre-empt the situation and avoid hard braking, hard steering and other maneuvers that could easily lead to skidding and falling. The situation is especially dangerous when the roads are slippery in the rain.

Sudden squeezing of the right brake lever (front brake) by the right hand while riding may result in a rollover.

Sudden squeezing of the left brake handle (rear brake) with the left hand while riding may result in a rollover.

Please do not tow other vehicles.

Do not use cell phones, cameras, headphones, earbuds or other devices while riding.

Drive slowly and carefully on complex road conditions.

Do not drive in bad weather or when extremely tired. Do not wade into water too deeply, as this can damage the battery and may even cause personal injury.

Always slow down before making a sharp turn.

Please hold the handlebars with both hands and do not speed.

Safety Hazards: Take care to avoid them. Do not use dangerous behaviors. Riding after drinking alcohol is prohibited.

Instructions for the use of vehicles

P-park function

1. Enter the P gear park when the power is turned on.
2. Enter P-gear park when the side support is lowered.
3. Close the one-touch switch and enter P-gear park.
   Note: Ensure that the side supports are open before toggling the one-touch kill switch to disengage the P-gear park function!

Vehicle "power off" (power on but no power)

1. Brake power off: when pinching the brake handle, there will be no power output when turning the turnbuckle;
2. Motor overheating protection.
3. Controller overheating protection.
4. Battery overheating, power supply reaches undervoltage protection point.
5. Turn off the one key off switch.

Vehicle power reduction

1. The controller overheats (when the operating temperature exceeds 85°C, it starts to enter the deceleration process; each increase of 1°C will decelerate it by 10%. If it continues to overheat to 20% of the rated value, the power output will be cut off and it can be used again after the controller cools down).
2. Motor overheating (when the working temperature exceeds 110℃, it starts to enter the derating process, every 1℃ increase will increase the derating value by 10%. If the overheating continues, the derating to 20% of the rated power output will be cut off and wait for the motor to cool down, then it will be ready for use).
3. Battery voltage is processed by linear derating starting from 71V, every 1V lower, the amount of reduction will be 20%, the minimum drop to 15% of the rated value. 63V voltage battery enters undervoltage protection.
4. When the power supply is zero, stop the power output. (The battery may enter over-discharge protection if it is not recharged in time for continued use). Note: After over-discharge protection, the battery needs to be charged and activated with a charger, see Fault Phenomena for activation method.

Environment during use

1. When the temperature is below 0℃, it is not recommended to use SPORT mode and RACE mode.
2. When the temperature is higher than 50℃, it is not recommended to drive with high power for a long time.

About Wading
Electric motocross bikes will occasionally wade in water (no more than 24 cm/9 inches deep) but should not be submerged for too long, especially if the motor is at a high temperature as the cooling of the water and the contraction of the internal air can cause water to be absorbed by the oil seals and the cable locations, resulting in internal damage. Below are the waterproof ratings for each component.
Battery: IP55 Motor/Controller: IP66
Whole vehicle connector: IP55

Other considerations

1. RAWRR is committed to continually improving the performance of its products. Product specifications and manual content are subject to change without notice. Please understand! If there is any discrepancy between the icons and pictures in the manual and the actual product, please refer to the actual product.
2. RAWRR reserves the right to interpret and construe this product statement to the extent permitted by law.
3. If you want to resell or transfer your RAWRR electric motocross bike, please don't forget to forward this manual as it is part of the product. If you have any questions for RAWRR, we are happy to assist you at any time. Thank you again for your choice and trust in this product!

Attachment (complete vehicle electrical schematic)

Safety Precautions

For your safety and the safety of others, please read this chapter carefully!

Before the ride:

• Do not assemble, disassemble or pack this electric motocross bike alone. Teamwork is a must.
• Please use electric off-road motorcycles in accordance with local regulations.
• It is important that you know your local laws and comply with these laws and regulations when using an electric off-road motorcycle.
• When recommending the use of an electric off-road motorcycle, please bring documentation of this manual and other proof of purchase.
• DO NOT OVERLOAD ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLE: Avoid overweight restrictions on this electric motocross bike. This electric motocross motorcycle is not to be used by any passenger without driver training other than the owner of this vehicle.
• Make sure you are trained in electric motocross and understand all of its controls.
• Understand the capabilities and limitations of electric motocross bikes. Familiarize yourself with the brakes and motor system to ensure good control. Practice using the brakes in an unobstructed area until you can smoothly control this electric motocross bike. The off-road sport mode of this electric motocross motorcycle is very powerful and without proper knowledge and training, riders can be seriously injured.
• Avoid riding sideways as this can lead to loss of control or damage to tires.
• It is not recommended to modify this electric motocross bike in any way as it modifications could lead to property damage and injury.
• This electric motocross bike is not a children's toy.
• Be sure to use Rawrr's special lithium battery charger, the input AC voltage is 110-250V, before charging, check whether there is moisture or water in the charging port and charger, do not use electricity when charging, keep away from flammable and explosive, high temperature objects, high dust and other special environments; after charging is completed, disconnect the power supply in time.
• Charging at temperatures below 0°C is prohibited or the battery pack will be damaged. Please wait for the battery temperature to rise before charging.

Perform a safety check each time before starting the motor or riding.
Pre-Ride Checklist
Loose part
There should be no rattling or sounds from loose parts or broken parts. If assistance is needed, have an authorized dealer check it for you or call customer service.

Check (bad habits)
Check that the brakes are functioning properly. The brake should provide positive braking action when you squeeze the brake handle. The brake cutoff switch will stop the motor when you press the brake pedal with the speed control on.

Tire inflation
Regularly check tire pressure and wear, and inflate or replace tires as necessary. Tire pressure must be 23 to 25 psi (160 to 170 Kpa) for the front wheels and 35 psi (240 Kpa) for the rear wheels, with normal tread pattern and no nails, stones, glass or other foreign objects embedded.

Frame, fork and handlebar
Check for cracks or broken connections. While frame breaks are rare, it is possible for a belligerent rider to hit a curb or wall, wrecking, bending or snapping the frame. Get in the habit of checking your product regularly.

Other components

• Check lights/reflectors for damage or contamination.
• Check power circuits, lighting, etc. for proper functioning to ensure that power meets ride requirements.
• Spoke looseness: Synchronize with the actual spoke tension of the vehicle. If loose, tighten immediately.
• Speed control handle is smooth and free of jams and quick returns. Chain: If chain is stuck, it is recommended that it be cleaned of dirt and sand.
• Strip the chain surface and add chain lubricant; under normal conditions, the chain displacement from the lowest to the highest position is 15-20mm.
• Front and rear shock absorber moving parts are clean and free of dirt.

Safety device
Make sure you wear approved PPE and appropriate clothing. Included:

• Properly fitted protective helmets
  Approved protective helmet with eye protection and high visibility.
  
  Failure to properly wear an approved helmet increases the likelihood of serious injury or death in an accident.
• Gloves
  Highly wearable full-finger leather gloves.
• Elbow and knee pads
  Soft elbow and knee pads that cover joints but don't restrict your movement.
• Boots or riding shoes
  Sturdy boots with non-slip soles and ankle protection.
• Jacket and pants
  Protective, highly visible long-sleeved jacket and durable cycling pants (or protective clothing)
• Additional off-road equipment
  Road apparel is also suitable for casual trail riding. However, if you plan on doing any serious off-road riding, you will need more serious off-road gear. In addition to your helmet and eye protection, we recommend motocross boots and gloves, riding pants with knee and hip padding, jerseys with elbow padding, and chest/shoulder protectors. Avoid wearing loose or baggy clothing that could get caught in any part of the vehicle. Do not allow another person to ride your electric motocross bike on their own unless, after carefully reading this manual, they understand the features, functions, capacities, capabilities, and risks of this motocross bike. The safety of the new rider is your responsibility. Assist new riders until they are fully able to operate this electric motocross bike. Ensure that other riders are also wearing approved PPE and appropriate clothing.

Transportation process: This electric motocross motorcycle is heavy. Do not attempt to lift the vehicle alone while the electric off-road motorcycle is being ridden or serviced to avoid any injury or damage to the vehicle. It is recommended that proper protection be provided to the vehicle and handler at all times when moving and lifting the electric off-road motorcycle. Keep away from sharp and moving parts when moving the electric motocross motorcycle, including wheels, handlebars, gears, chains, foot pegs, and any other parts that could be injured. Securely fastening the electric motocross bike during transportation reduces the chance of injury and damage.

On the bike:

• Ride this electric off-road motorcycle on public streets, highways or pedestrians. Due to the heavy weight of the vehicle, please take care to anticipate road conditions in a timely manner to avoid damage to life or property.
• Regardless of the location, accidents will occur when driving this electric off-road motorcycle at full speed. Do not exceed the speed limit that may cause danger, and consider the existing climate and terrain conditions to avoid accidents or injuries.
• Consider the weather and roads, be careful and low speed driving conditions.
• Riding in extreme weather such as snow, storms, high winds, or in wet areas is not recommended on muddy, icy or slippery roads for any reason.
• Braking distances are extended when driving in rain, snow or on wet roads. When there is more than 9 inches of water on the road, it may interfere with the proper operation of the brakes.
• Keep your hands on the handles and your feet on the pegs at all times. And be aware of road conditions and surroundings.
• The use of cell phones, cameras, headphones, earbuds, or any other mobile device is so absolutely forbidden.
• Always consider the safety of other drivers and passengers.
• When approaching or passing through intersections, highways, turnouts, doorways, etc. slow down and avoid pedestrians and vehicles.
• When traveling at high speed for a long period of time, it is recommended to use the ECO mode and choose the appropriate equipment to meet the riding needs; prolonged use of the sport mode will shorten the range and affect the battery life.
• If the vehicle appears to be running erratically, stop driving and find the cause of the alarm or malfunction immediately: wait until the warning has been removed and repaired before using the vehicle again. Contact after-sales service for support as required.

It is illegal to drive under the influence of alcohol. Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs reduces your judgment of road conditions and your ability to react to changes in your environment. Driving under the influence of alcohol is absolutely prohibited.

People who should not ride an all-terrain off-road electric motorcycle include:

1. Anyone under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
2. Anyone with a medical condition that puts them at risk if they engage in strenuous physical activity.
3. Anyone whose weight exceeds the prescribed limit (see specification). The recommended maximum weight is 100 kg (220 lbs).
4. Anyone who cannot balance bicycles, motorcycles and similar cycles.
5. Anyone who is pregnant.
6. Anyone who is legally restricted from driving or riding a horse.
7. Anyone who is unable to engage in strenuous physical activity due to illness. 8.Minors who are not under the supervision of an authorized adult.

If you have been involved in a collision. Personal safety is your top priority. If you or anyone else has been involved in a car accident, take the time to assess the severity of the injuries. If necessary, request emergency assistance. In addition, if another person or motorized off-road motorcycle was involved in the accident, follow applicable laws and regulations.

Li-ion battery
If you notice an unusual odor emanating from the lithium battery, immediately park your vehicle in a safe, open area, turn off the power and move away from the vehicle. And notify your dealer to arrange for a professional to inspect your vehicle as soon as possible.

Competition (sports etc)
No matter how specialized or trained a rider is, racing has potential safety hazards.

Park
Park your electric motocross bike on a sturdy, level and secure surface. Conveniently the rider can quickly and safely straddle the vehicle to get on or off.

Stopping procedure:

1. Stop the motor.
2. lower the side support.
3. slowly tilt the electric motocross bike to the left side face of the body until it firmly anchors the body.
4. Turn the handlebars fully in the same direction as the side stand.
5. Lock the vehicle and remove the key.

• If you must park on an uneven or loose surface, you must look for a flat surface to secure the parking so that the vehicle cannot move or fall.
• Make sure there are no flammable materials, etc., near hot parts such as batteries, motors, brakes, etc.
• Make sure there are no flammable materials, etc., near hot parts such as batteries, motors, brakes, etc.
• Confirm that the turnbuckle is in the off position and remove the key from the vehicle to minimize theft or accidental starting. We recommend that you use other anti-theft devices as well.
• This electric motocross bike is an electric vehicle with many electrical parts in the accessories. Avoid immersing parts and the bike in water. Also avoid prolonged exposure of parts and components to water or rain.

When not riding:

• Always turn off the power when not riding an electric motocross bike.
• Keep your motorized motocross bike in a safe condition.
• It is important to keep your electric motocross bike in proper storage and safe riding conditions.
• Thoroughly check your electric off-road motorcycle before each ride to avoid malfunctions that can occur when the vehicle is off-road away from the campground.
• Turn off your electric off-road motorcycle when you are not riding to avoid power outages that could injure you or anyone and damage the vehicle.
• Keep unsupervised minors away from motorized off-road motorcycles to reduce potential safety risks.
• When storing electric off-road motorcycles and batteries, keeping cords away from water and away from open flames and heat sources can effectively reduce the risk of disaster. Extremely hot or cold conditions may cause damage to the off-road vehicle that could result in an accident while riding.

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