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Whenever you ride the E-Bikeboard, you risk death or serious injury from loss of control, collisions,
and falls. To reduce these risks, you must read, understand and follow all instructions and
warnings in this E-Bikeboard User Manual.
World of Bikeboard!
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The E-Bikeboard - an environmentally friendly 3-wheeled electric personal
Welcome to the
transporter - is a completely new kind of transportation which can be enjoyed in
many ways.
Although keeping your balance on three wheels is easy, the risk of injury from loss
of control, collisions and falls will always be present. The manufacturer wants you to
enjoy riding your new E-Bikeboard and be safe at the same time!
This User Manual is designed to help you learn and understand how to properly use
and enjoy your E-Bikeboard while minimizing risks.
E-BIKEBOARD EVO I USER
MANUAL
Rev. 14 - February 2015
Ap pli ca bl e f or f oll o w ing E -B ik eb oar d M o d els :
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Table of Contents
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Summarization of Contents
Safe Riding Practices
1.1. Basics
Covers essential rules, driver's license, weight limits, and behavior guidelines.
Insurance
Emphasizes the importance of covering yourself and the E-Bikeboard with insurance.
Modifications
Warns against altering components, which can void warranty and cause injury.
Where to Ride
Legislation
Advises adherence to local laws regarding E-Bikeboard use on public roads.
Private property
Requires obtaining owner permission before riding on private land.
Roads
Suggests bicycle lanes and low-traffic side roads as suitable riding paths.
Unsafe Conditions
Lists conditions and situations to avoid, like snow, ice, water, and stairs.
Protective Gear and Measures
1.3 Protective Gear
Lists recommended protective gear including helmets, footwear, and guards.
1.4 Protective Measures
Outlines critical safety precautions for throttle, turning components, and brakes.
Riding Procedures
1.5 Pre-Ride Inspection
Lists essential checks before operating the E-Bikeboard for safety.
1.6 How to Ride
Provides initial steps and practice advice for new riders.
1.6.3 Riding Tips
Offers guidance on speed, braking, terrain, visibility, and turning.
Preparation and Setup
2.1. Unfold Platform
Step-by-step guide on unfolding the E-Bikeboard platform safely.
2.2. Unfold Handlebar
Instructions for unfolding the handlebar stem, including variants.
2.3. Fold Handlebar
Instructions on how to safely fold the handlebar stem.
2.4. Insert Batteries
Guidance on properly inserting the E-Bikeboard batteries.
2.5. Remove Batteries
Procedure for safely removing the E-Bikeboard batteries.
E-Bikeboard Features
3.1 Batteries
Details on battery technology, capacity indicators, and charging.
3.2 Handlebar Control Features
Overview of controls on the left and right handlebars, including horn and key switch.
3.3 Display
Explanation of the E-Bikeboard's display elements and readouts.
3.4 Reverse
Instructions for using the reverse function for backing up.
3.5 Cruise Control
Information on setting up and using the cruise control feature.
3.6 Switch off the light
Instructions on how to turn the E-Bikeboard light on or off.
3.7 Engage the Alarm
Guidance on activating and deactivating the E-Bikeboard alarm system.
3.8 Setup Control
Details on configuring various settings via the display and control buttons.
Consumer Information and Maintenance
4.1. Maintenance
Covers service intervals, screw checks, brake adjustments, and tire pressure.
4.2. Repairs
Information on replacing wear-and-tear parts and authorized repair procedures.
4.3. Warranty and Limited Liability
Outlines warranty terms, conditions, exceptions, and manufacturer liability.
4.4. Right of Return
Defines the conditions and timeframe for returning unused equipment.
4.5. Transport
Guidance on transporting the E-Bikeboard, including air travel considerations.
4.6. Storage and Care Instructions
Provides advice on storing and cleaning the E-Bikeboard and its batteries.
4.7. Disposal
Information on the proper disposal and recycling of E-Bikeboard components.
4.8. Optional Equipment/ Accessories
Lists available accessories and advises reading their instructions.
4.9. Troubleshooting
Common issues, error codes, and guidance for resolving problems.
Inspection and Service Plan
5. Inspection-Plan
A schedule for routine inspections based on mileage and time intervals.
5.1 Service Plan
Detailed checklist of checks and maintenance tasks before, first, and main inspections.
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