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Page 1: Assembly Instructions
Electrically Assisted Pedal Cycles Assembly Instructions Version 4 – 24 Sept 2005... - Page 2 Introduction Thank you for buying a PowaCycle Ranger electric bike. We hope it brings you many hours of enjoyment. For safe and compact shipping, we have despatched your PowaCycle Ranger part assembled. It therefore requires some assembly work before you can begin riding.
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Page 3: Charge The Battery
Assembly Instructions Charge the Battery Before assembling your PowaCycle, you should charge the battery. This will allow you to test the electrical connections during assembly. Remove the battery and charge it indoors. It may take up to 8 hours to fully charge the battery. When charged, the LED turns from red to green. -
Page 4: Fitting The Saddle
Fitting the Handlebars The handlebars are already attached to the frame via cables. They now need to be inserted into the frame as shown. Align the handlebars 90 degrees to the forks. Finally, use an Allen key or hexagonal tool to tighten the handlebars in place. -
Page 5: Fitting The Wheel
Fitting the Wheel Remove the black plastic front fork protectors, which are part of the protective packing material. We recommend that you turn the bicycle upside down, resting it on the handlebars and saddle. Note: We suggest you remove the battery, to make the bike lighter, before turning it upside down. -
Page 6: Brake Assembly
Use a spanner or socket set to tighten the outer nuts (outside the fork) so that the wheel is secured firmly to the fork. Brake Assembly Use an Allen key to release the brake cable, and then pull it through to take up the slack. Tighten the Allen nut once the cable is tight and retest the brakes. -
Page 7: Fitting The Pedals
Fitting the Mudguards FRONT Fix the small bracket to the front mudguard, then insert the front mudguard between the wheel and the arch. Attach the mudguard bracket and the front light bracket to the arch (the front light is already connected to the bike by its wires). The mudguard bracket should be to the rear of the arch and the front light bracket should be at the front of the arch. - Page 8 (including pre-assembled ones). Operation of the Ranger PowaCycle Overview The PowaCycle Ranger is an electrically assisted bicycle that operates as a standard bicycle, with the assistance of a motor and battery. The power provided supports the rider’s own efforts, giving increased...
- Page 9 Only use the charger provided to charge the battery. Do not use the battery to power anything other than the PowaCycle for which it was purchased. Do not disassemble or modify the battery. Do not expose the battery to fire or extreme temperatures.
- Page 10 Replace the brake blocks when worn. Power Switch on the power by turning the key in the battery. The Ranger is a “pedelec”. This means that, as soon as the rider begins to pedal, the motor supplies energy to support the cyclist’s efforts. If the rider prefers to cycle without the assistance of the motor, he or she should leave the ignition off.
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Page 11: User Safety
User Safety Cycle Helmets Although there is no legal requirement to wear a cycle helmet, we recommend that you do so for your safety. Wearing a cycle helmet has been proven to reduce the likelihood of head injuries. Professional Maintenance We recommend that you have your cycle serviced by a professional cycle engineer at least once a year to ensure ongoing safe performance. -
Page 12: Warranty
4 – Bulbs, brake blocks, tyres etc – Are regarded as consumables, therefore when replacements are required, these need to be purchased from your local cycle shop or store. PowaCycle, Ultima Networks PLC, Akhter House, Perry Road, Harlow, Essex, CM18 7PN Tel: 01279-821243...
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