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  • Page 1 UM-ABE-0002-V5 Electric Tricycle Contact Us Read Carefully Before Use User Manual Thank you for choosing our products! If you Keep for Future Reference have any questions or comments, contact us and we'll address your issue ASAP! support@viribusbikes.com +1 (320) 377-3106, Monday – Friday from 9:00 am –...

  • Page 2: Help Center

    Third-Party Products Safety Information, see Pages 1–4. content. Viribus shall not be liable for any damages or losses resulting from the use of Product Modifications third-party products in conjunction with Viribus products. Customers shall refer to Any modifications or alterations to Viribus products void any warranties and may the third-party's guidelines or/and warranties (if any) for any third-party products used.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents 1 Safety Information ................ 1 Installing the Front Fender, Stay, Brake Caliper, and Light..18 General Notice ............... 1 4.6.1 Connecting the Front Fender Stay to the Front Fender ..18 Traffic Rules ................1 4.6.2 Installing the Front Brake Caliper ..........19 4.6.3 Connecting the Rear Fender Stay to the Suspension Fork ..
  • Page 4 5.1.2 Brake Cable Tensions ............. 36 7.12 Boost Magnetic Type ............. 51 5.1.3 Brake Pads’ Spacing ............... 37 7.13 ODO Reset ................51 Handlebars ................38 7.14 Error Code ................51 Saddle Height ................ 40 7.15 BT Rssi Level ................. 52 6 Operation ..................

  • Page 5: Safety Information

    1 Safety Information General Notice 1.3 Clothing Read ALL these instructions completely before assembly and ALWAYS wear appropriate hand protection during assembly, • • use. Contact customer service if any point is unclear. Save this disassembly, adjustment, or repair of this tricycle. manual for future reference.

  • Page 6: Assembly Precautions

    1.4 Assembly Precautions Repair or replace worn and broken components before further use, especially bent or broken spokes and wheel rims. Be sure to assemble this tricycle following §4 Assembly on Page • • NEVER replace any components or fasteners with nonidentical 10.

  • Page 7: Electronic Components

    • When meeting a strong wind, keep a firm grip on the handlebars, • For best results, place this tricycle in locations inaccessible to lean into the wind, and adjust your position as needed to maintain children after use. control. Otherwise, provide constant supervision to prevent accidents.

  • Page 8: Maintenance Safety

    • DO NOT focus on the display panel for prolonged periods of time • DO NOT attempt to repair any electrical components yourself; while riding. always seek professional service. ALWAYS turn off the battery between uses. • • Keep the tricycle clean and free of debris, using a damp cloth for cleaning and avoiding excessive water near electrical components.

  • Page 9: Product Diagram

    2 Product Diagram 2.1 Overview Display Panel Gear Shifter Throttle Stem Steerer Tube Head Tube Down Tube Seat Tube Suspension Fork Front Brake Disc Crank Arm Front Cog Motor Rear Derailleur Controller (Inside) Rear Cogs (Cassette)

  • Page 10: Package Contents

    2.2 Package Contents Important When you first receive your new tricycle, carefully unpack all these items and check that nothing is missing or has been damaged in transit. If necessary, ask your local dealer or contractor for supplements or replacements. Besides, storing your original packaging through the warranty period will speed returns if any are needed.
  • Page 11 Fasteners Item Name Usage Qty. Slats Rear Basket M8 Nuts M6 Nuts Rear Fender Stays Rear Fenders & Stays M5 Nuts M8×40 Hex-Head Bolts Rear Basket M6×16 Phillips Bolts Rear Fender Stays Rear Fenders & Stays M5×10 Phillips Bolts M6×8 Phillips Bolts Front Fender &...

  • Page 12: Handlebars

    2.3 Handlebars Stem Gear Shifter Downshift Lever Upshift Button Display Panel Brake Lever Lock Horn Button Rear Brake Lever Front Brake Lever Throttle Down Tube...

  • Page 13: Display Panel

    2.4 Display Panel Confirms settings adjustment when pressed. Turns on/off the display panel when held. Increases the pedal assist level when pressed. Function Turns on/off the front light when held. Buttons Decreases the pedal assist level when pressed. − Function Buttons Icons Activates cruise or push assist control when held.

  • Page 14: Specifications

    To see these instructions in video form: 5′1″ to 5′9″ ft. Rider 24 in. 155 to 175 cm Height 5′3″ to 5′11″ ft. Option 1: Go to our YouTube channel Viribus Workshop. 26 in. 160 to 180 cm Range Max. Speed 15.5 mph 25 km/h Max. Travel...

  • Page 15: Installing The Rear Wheels

    4.1 Installing the Rear Wheels Read This First The two rear wheels ARE different and NOT interchangeable. • Remove the protective covers and 2 sets of washers and nuts • from the rear frame axle in advance. Place these washers and nuts nearby.

  • Page 16: Installing The Rear Left Wheel

    4.1.2 Installing the Rear Left Wheel Push the wheel slot onto the hub. Washer Spacer Identify: • Rear wheel with the O-shaped slot (7) a. Replace the remaining set of washer and nut. • O-shaped hub with a spacer on the rear frame (2) b.

  • Page 17: Installing The Handlebars

    4.2 Installing the Handlebars Read This First Steerer Tube Tongue Exercise caution with the steerer tube to prevent personal • injury. Remove the protective cover from the bottom of the steerer • tube in advance. a. Ensure the tongue remains loose and correctly positioned. b.

  • Page 18: Installing The Saddle

    4.3 Installing the Saddle Seat Tube Insert the post of the saddle (13) into the seat tube until your Lift the handlebars as shown. preferred height is reached. Stem Tighten the two bolts on the stem using the M6 hex wrench (U). Rotate the locking handle clockwise until the saddle is locked into place.

  • Page 19: Connecting The Main And Rear Frames

    4.4 Connecting the Main and Rear Frames Read This First d. Place the long chain around the front cog, a rear cog on the If necessary, remove the battery (14) from the main frame • cassette, and the pulleys on the rear derailleur. following §6.1 Charging on Page 41.

  • Page 20: Installing The Short Chain

    4.5 Installing the Short Chain Freewheels a. Use the link (12) and locking plate (11) to join the ends, pressing the link pins into the slots. Place the short chain (9) around the two freewheels. b. Push the clip (10) onto the link pins to lock the ends.
  • Page 21 Firmly hold the main frame (22), pulling the rear frame (2) Tighten the 4 sets of nuts using the 18 mm wrench (Q) to secure backward until the short chain (9) is taut. the frame connections.

  • Page 22: Installing The Front Fender, Stay, Brake Caliper, And Light

    4.6 Installing the Front Fender, Stay, Brake Caliper, and Light 4.6.1 Connecting the Front Fender Stay to the Front Fender a. Use the two connecting plates (I & J) and M6×8 Phillips bolts (H) to connect the stay to the fender. Place the front fender stay (27) between the two holes on the b.

  • Page 23: Installing The Front Brake Caliper

    4.6.2 Installing the Front Brake Caliper Caliper Holder a. Remove the two bolts from the front brake caliper (24). Use the M5 hex wrench (T) to secure the caliper with the b. Align the caliper with its holder on the suspension fork. removed bolts.

  • Page 24: Connecting The Rear Fender Stay To The Suspension Fork

    4.6.3 Connecting the Rear Fender Stay to the Suspension Fork Remove the short bolts from the side slots on the suspension fork. Front Rack a. Align the front fender stay (27) with the side slots. a. Remove the nut and long bolt from the fork’s front rack. b.

  • Page 25: Installing The Front Light

    4.6.4 Installing the Front Light Long Bolt Locate this bolt hole on the suspension fork’s front rack. a. Replace the long bolt and nut mentioned in 4.6.3 on Page 20. a. Position the front light (23) against the front rack. b.

  • Page 26: Installing The Motorized Front Wheel

    4.7 Installing the Motorized Front Wheel Front Brake Disc Front Brake Caliper Ensure that the front wheel is centered within the front fork. Fit the motorized front wheel (26) onto the suspension fork. Ensure: • The wheel axle is snugly held by the fork tips. The front brake disc is well fitted into the front brake caliper.
  • Page 27 Press the front brake lever on the left handlebar to test the front brake system. If necessary, adjust the front brake system until it works effectively. If the brake disc come loose, tighten its locking bolts using the M4 hex wrench (S). For details, see §5.1 Brake System on Page 35.

  • Page 28: Installing The Rear Reflectors

    4.8 Installing the Rear Reflectors Use the multifunctional wrench (P) to secure the reflectors with a. Remove the nuts from the bolts on the rear reflectors (3). the removed nuts. b. Attach the reflectors to the rear fenders (4) using their bolts.

  • Page 29: Installing The Rear Fenders And Stays

    4.9 Installing the Rear Fenders and Stays Read This First Turn the tricycle frame right side up slowly and carefully in advance. 4.9.1 Connecting the Rear Fender Stays to the Rear Fenders Place the rear fender stays (5) against the rear fenders (4). Ensure their holes are well aligned.
  • Page 30 Use the selected bolts (G) and nuts (D) to connect the stays to Tighten the bolts and nuts using the dual-purpose screwdriver the fenders. (O) and multifunctional wrench (P).

  • Page 31: Connecting The Rear Fender Stays To The Rear Frame

    4.9.2 Connecting the Rear Fender Stays to the Rear Frame Use 2 sets of the selected bolts and nuts to connect the fender stay to the fan-shaped bracket on the rear frame (2). Select the 4 sets of M6×16 Phillips bolts (F) and M6 nuts (C). Tighten the bolts and nuts using the dual-purpose screwdriver Place the appropriate rear fender (4) above the rear right wheel (O) and multifunctional wrench (P).

  • Page 32: Feeding The Rear Brake Cable

    4.10 Feeding the Rear Brake Cable Rear Brake Caliper Rear Brake Cable Use the M5 hex wrench (T) to tighten the clamp bolt, securing the cable to the caliper. Locate the rear brake caliper and cable as shown. Barrel Adjuster Clamp Press the rear brake lever on the right handlebar to test the rear brake system.

  • Page 33: Installing The Rear Basket

    4.11 Installing the Rear Basket 4.11.1 Assembling the Basket Frame Insert the locking pins (K) into the slots to join the sides. Push the tabs (L) onto the bottom of the pins to secure the joints. Unfold the rear basket frame (1) as shown.

  • Page 34: Mounting The Basket Frame

    4.11.2 Mounting the Basket Frame Select the slats (A), M8×40 hex-head bolts (E) and M8 nuts (B). Place the slat (A) onto the basket, aligning its slots with the rear frame’s holes. Use the selected bolts and nuts to secure the basket to the frame.

  • Page 35: Installing The Chain Guard

    4.12 Installing the Chain Guard Use the dual-purpose screwdriver (O) to remove the two bolts from the supports beside the front and rear cogs. Use a removed bolt to secure the guard to its front support. Place the chain guard (16) over the front cog and long chain Use the other removed bolt to secure the guard to its rear (15) as shown.

  • Page 36: Installing The Pedals

    4.13 Installing the Pedals Note: Identify the separate pedals, which ARE different and should NOT be mixed up. The left pedal (17) is marked with L and the right (18) with R. The threads on the two pedals are opposite, twisting in the wrong direction may damage the pedal threads.

  • Page 37: Installing The Rear Wheel Caps

    4.14 Installing the Rear Wheel Caps 4.15 Installing the Saddle Reflector Assemble the saddle reflector Remove the Phillips screw and reflector bracket (21). from the reflector bracket. Fit the rear wheel caps (6) onto the rear wheel hubs. a. Install the bracket onto the saddle tube. Press the caps until they click into place.

  • Page 38: Connecting The Wires

    4.16 Connecting the Wires 4.16.1 Connecting the Motor Wire 4.16.2 Connecting the Front Light Wire a. Slide the protective cap onto the right side of the motorized front wheel (26). b. Push the cap until it becomes secure to the nut at the wheel Locate the yellow-banded wire from the front light (23) and the hub.

  • Page 39: Post-Assembly Actions

    5 Adjustment 4.17 Post-Assembly Actions 5.1 Brake System Remember to take the following post-assembly actions to ensure Note: optimal functionality for a safe and enjoyable riding experience. • If necessary, turn the tricycle frame upside down for more Failure to do so may result in unpleasant riding, property convenient access and visibility.

  • Page 40: Brake Cable Tensions

    Fine-tune the caliper’s position until the disc is centered Turn the wheel(s) to check if the caliper is still rubbing on the between the caliper’s brake pads. disc and readjust as needed. Fully tighten the caliper bolts. Disc 5.1.2 Brake Cable Tensions Pay attention to the brake cable tensions during each use, which should be able to FULLY lock the wheels ONCE you press the Brake Pads...

  • Page 41: Brake Pads' Spacing

    2. Increase or decrease the cable tension as needed. Hold the lever arm in place and retighten the pinch bolt. • If your brake levers are too loose, raise the lever arm to Re-check the amount of free play in both brake levers and increase the cable tension.

  • Page 42: Handlebars

    5.2 Handlebars Failure to properly adjust the handlebars or tighten the handlebar components may result in loss of control, posing safety hazards. Height Stem Binder Bolt Remove the rubber plug on the top of the steerer tube. Loosen the stem binder bolt with the 6 mm hex wrench. Steerer Tube Raise or lower the steerer tube to your desired height.
  • Page 43 Angle Loosen the stem top bolts with the 6 mm wrench. Tilt the handlebars into your desired position. Be sure to feel comfortable with your reach to the handlebar grips and brake levers. Check that the handlebars remain centered to the tricycle frame and the front wheel. Retighten the bolts until the handlebars cannot be tilted.

  • Page 44: Saddle Height

    5.3 Saddle Height Rotate the locking handle counterclockwise. Raise or lower the saddle to your desired height. Check that the saddle’s centerline remains aligned with the tricycle frame. Rotate the locking handle clockwise until the saddle is locked into place. Sit on the saddle, checking that it is truly secure and correctly aligned.

  • Page 45: Operation

    6 Operation 6.1 Charging When you find that recharging is necessary: 1. Turn the key counterclockwise to OFF. In addition to the handlebar display, your You can take out the battery to charge it for convenience: a. tricycle’s current power level can be checked on the battery (14) itself.
  • Page 46 2. Connect the provided charger (M) to its power cord (N) and the charging port at the opposite side of the key hole. Connect the power cord to a stable and compatible power source. The charger’s power indicator light should turn red and charging begin.

  • Page 47: Turning On/Off The Tricycle

    6.2 Turning ON/OFF the Tricycle 6.3 Throttle Control Throttle control is available when the display panel is on, enabling your To turn on the tricycle: tricycle to run at the 15.5 mph (25 km/h) top speed using the throttle on 1.

  • Page 48: Pedal Assist Control

    6.4 Pedal Assist Control If you turn the throttle while the PAS is active, the tricycle will activate The pedal assist system (PAS) is available when the display panel is throttle control and accelerate to its top speed. on, requiring you to continue using the pedals to keep the motor active If you turn off the display panel or battery while the PAS is active, the but providing additional speed and strength as you ride.

  • Page 49: Push Assist Control

    6.5 Push Assist Control 6.6 Manual Control The push assist system is available when the display panel is on, To ride your tricycle normally, you can select any of the following providing additional strength as you push the tricycle for a walk or methods: climb.

  • Page 50: Navigation

    6.7 Navigation Navigation is available when the display panel is connected to the mobile app BIKEGO via Bluetooth, offering precise turn-by-turn directions, real-time updates, and route optimization through GPS. To set up the Bluetooth connection, refer to §7.20 Bluetooth on Page To turn on navigation, follow your app service provider’s instructions.

  • Page 51: User-Defined Parameter Menus

    7 User-Defined Parameter Menus 7.1 General Guide 3. Press the button to open the menu. 1. When the display panel is on, hold the + and – buttons simultaneously to enter the user-defined parameter menu directory (SETTING). • In an adjustment menu, use + or – to select a desired setting. To save your change, press again and the directory should resume.
  • Page 52 4. When finished, leave the menus. • In the directory, use + or – to select EXIT and then press NEVER adjust the default settings in the following parameter • menus randomly without professional guidance. These menus can be used to the modify the display panel to •...

  • Page 53: Lcd Backlight

    7.2 LCD Backlight 7.4 Auto Off Open the LCD Backlight menu. Open the Auto Off menu. By default, the display panel and motor will automatically shut off For best results, use the minimum setting that is clearly visible. once your tricycle has stopped moving for 10 minutes (Setting 10). This prolongs your battery life a very little bit but more importantly allows You can adjust the number of minutes...

  • Page 54: Speed Limit

    7.6 Speed Limit 7.8 Zero Start Open the Speed Limit menu. Open the Zero Start menu. By default, the throttle instantly activates the tricycle’s single-speed By default, your motor has an overall top speed of 15.5 mph or run. 25 km/h (Setting 15). You can toggle between this and requiring two full rotations of the This controls the throttle speed and the true top speed of each PAS pedals before throttle control activates.

  • Page 55: E-Abs Strength

    7.10 E-ABS Strength 7.12 Boost Magnetic Type Open the E-ABS Strength menu. Open the Boost Magnetic Type menu. This adjusts how quickly you need to turn the pedals to activate PAS This concerns the magnet arrangement within the PAS sensor. control.

  • Page 56: Bt Rssi Level

    7.15 BT Rssi Level 7.17 Cruise Set Open the BT RSSI Level menu. Open the Cruise Set menu. This modifies the cruise control of your tricycle. This adjusts the Bluetooth RSSI (received signal strength indicator), concerning the signal strength of the Bluetooth connection between the tricycle and a mobile device, such as a smartphone operating a bike control app.

  • Page 57: Password

    7.19 Password Open the Password menu. By default, password protection is deactivated (Off). Pressing Back exits the menu and returns to the directory. 7.19.1 Activating Password Protection 1. Use + or – to select Start Password. 2. Press to access the Password Set interface. 3.

  • Page 58: Resetting The Password

    7.19.2 Resetting the Password 7.19.3 Deactivating Password Protection 1. Use + or – to select Reset Password. 1. Use + or – to select Start Password. 2. Press to access Password Set. 2. Press to access the Password Set interface. 3.

  • Page 59: Bluetooth

    7.20 Bluetooth 7.21 Display Info 1. Open the Bluetooth menu. Open the Display Info menu. SW refers to the software version number. 2. Scan the displayed QR code using the BIKEGO app on your mobile device. HW refers to the hardware version number. 3.

  • Page 60: Technician-Defined Issues

    8 Technician-Defined Issues 8.1 Parameter Menus 8.2 Quick Test 1. In the SETTING directory, hold the – button to enter the Factory In the SETTING directory, hold + to activate Quick Test, performing Mode directory. a quick diagnostic test of the tricycle’s electronic components and sensors before troubleshooting any potential issues.

  • Page 61: Maintenance

    9 Maintenance • If the tricycle is not to be used for an extended period, remove the battery and store everything in a cool dry place inaccessible to DO NOT leave the display panel or battery on during cleaning, children and away from direct sunlight and rain. maintenance, or repair.

  • Page 62: Troubleshooting

    10 Troubleshooting 10.1 Error Codes 10.2 Other Issues Problems Solutions Implications Solutions Codes Ensure the charger is firmly connected to the Throttle Mispositioned Push the throttle forward into place. battery’s charging port and a working power source. Throttle Fault Revive the battery in an over-low-power state. 1.

  • Page 63: Disposal

    11 Disposal Electrical products should not be disposed of with household products. In the EU and UK, according Problems Solutions to the European Directive 2012/19/EU for the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment and Adjust the high-limit screw The chain cannot be its implementation in national laws, used electrical (H) with the dual-purpose exactly positioned on...
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