Summary of Contents for Juicybike Electric bicycle
- Page 1 User Manual Enjoy your new Juicybike and get the best from it. Please take time to read this guide to ensure top performance from your bike and battery...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Quick start Delivery inspection Assembly Before riding Riding your e-bike Bike storage and maintenance Lithium-Polymer Battery care Warranty and returns policy Parts and servicing Technical specifications... -
Page 3: Quick Start
Quick Start If your bike has been checked over by someone competent and you’re ready to ride, here’s how to switch it on: 1. Switch on the battery: turn the key all the way to the right (position 3) 2. Switch on the display: hold down the M button (not needed on some displays). 3. - Page 4 Speed settings The work you do, when pedalling the bike, is made easier or harder by changing the gears. Push button to make pedalling harder (on the flat) Push lever to make pedalling easier (going uphill) You can change how much assistance the motor gives you when you pedal. more assistance less assistance Walking assistance...
- Page 5 Switching on lights Switch on the front light by pushing the button for a couple of seconds The rear light has its own battery and switch Before riding you should first read the section below: “Riding your e-bike”...
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Page 6: Delivery Inspection
If your bike has arrived boxed, then follow these guidelines for assembly. Delivery inspection If you have taken delivery of a Juicy Bike via a courier, such as TNT, please carefully inspect the packaging for any signs of damage or mishandling during transport. We insure all bikes against damage caused during transport via couriers, but this insurance ceases once you accept the carton. - Page 7 Handle bars If your bike is up on a table, rather than the floor, you may want to start by fitting the handlebars, but there is no particular sequence to assembly and you may equally start with another component. The Classic handlebars fit into the tube at the top of the front forks.
- Page 8 Front wheel, mudguard and lamp It’s best to fix the front mudguard and lamp before fitting the front wheel. One bolt attaches both the lamp and the top of the mudguard. Pass the lamp cable through the bracket and attach to the two spade connectors. Tighten the lamp using the screw at the side Tighten the two screws holding the rear stays of the mudguard...
- Page 9 To insert the QR into the front wheel correctly: centred on the fork recess 1. Ensure the QR mechanism is . The lever should be on the right hand side. Use the nut NOT the lever to pre-tighten the mechanism into the recess 3.
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Page 10: Fitting The Battery
Seat Post Is easy to fit… Make sure it is not able to twist or drop before riding by tightening the adjuster. Fitting the battery You should fully charge your battery, before going for a ride for the first time. The battery can be charged either in the bike, or taken out of the bike. - Page 11 Disk Brake adjustment: Your brakes will need regular attention to ensure they operate correctly. As the pads get used you will need to adjust them to stay close to the metal rotor. Every few weeks… Looking through the spokes you will see the inner pad adjuster…...
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Page 12: Gear Adjustment
Gear Adjustment: A noisy gear, or poor gear selection, is often because the chain is not lined up precisely with the cogs. Looking from the back of the bike, line up the chain using the adjuster. First select and line up the chain with gear 1 and then check again using the highest gear. Turn the adjuster clockwise to move the derailleur and so guide the chain to the right, anticlockwise to guide it further to the left. - Page 13 Finally… As a final check, please complete the following checklist to make sure your bike is properly assembled and safe to ride: Handlebars Ensure handlebars are straight and secure and all relevant bolts are tight. Test that they are securely attached to the forks by gripping the front wheel between your legs and attempting to turn the handlebars.
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Page 14: Before Riding
Before riding: Adjust the height of the handlebars and saddle to suit the rider, whose toes should be able to just touch the ground. Check that all lights and meters are working. • Check regularly to ensure that the electrical connectors between the bike •... -
Page 15: Bike Storage And Maintenance
Don’t allow the bike to be used by young people under 14 years. The • minimum legal age for riding an electric bicycle in the UK is 14 years. Please follow the Highway Code for the safety of yourself and others. -
Page 16: Brake Adjustment
Maintenance: Weekly Keep your bike clean • Use a degreaser detergent, or a specialist chain-cleaning product to clean and oil your chain. A properly cared-for chain can make a bicycle more than ninety eight per cent efficient at converting kinetic energy into moving your bike forward. Juicy Bike chains are stainless steel and need very little oil. - Page 17 Our lithium batteries, if treated correctly, will have a long life. At the end of its life, the battery should be recycled and a replacement can be bought from www.juicybike.co.uk The battery is deemed to have reached the end of its life when...
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Page 18: Warranty Information
Any refund will cover the cost of the goods, but will exclude the non-refundable delivery charge. The cost and risk of returning goods is the responsibility of the customer. The customer should arrange their own shipping back to Juicybike and ensure that the parcel is adequately insured. -
Page 19: Parts And Servicing
We stock specialist spare parts and batteries so you will always be able to maintain your bike and keep it in tip-top condition. Specialist parts can be ordered at: www.juicybike.co.uk/ebike-aftercare/juicy-bike-parts Other parts can always be found in any local bike shop.
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