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5. Assembly Instructions
Following is important information and instructions for assembling and maintaining
your new electric bicycle.
Step 1: Unpacking Your Bike
1.
Remove your e-bike from the box.
2.
Watch-out for staples and sharp edges as you lift the bike out of the box. A
helper can make this easier. Do not lay the box out flat and cut the bike out
as you may damage the bike. HOT TIP: Use needle nose pliers to remove the
staples before pulling the bike out of the box. This will insure they do not
scratch you or the bike.
3.
Cut all packing zip ties. Detach all parts that are tied to the frame.
Be careful not to cut/scratch the bike, particularly the tires and
cables when removing the ties.
4.
Do not attempt to rotate the handlebar/fork until all zip ties and packing
have been removed, otherwise you may damage the bicycle. Carefully
examine the carton for loose parts and make certain that no parts are
remaining in the box.
5.
Rotate the handlebars (and fork) to face forward.
6.
Examine your new bike for any visible damage which may have occurred
during shipping.
01 - Tires
09 - Stem and Handlebar
Check for cuts and wear,
Ensure stem nuts and bolts
maintain pressure indicated
are tight. Check handlebar
on tires wall for maximum
bolt is tight. Check brake lever
efficiency.
securely mounted to bars and
brakes stop smoothly and
efficiency.
02.03 - Wheel
10.11.21.26.29 -
Check that axles are sealed and
The Electrical Parts
secured properly. Rim should be
You can refer to the manual for
kept free from wax, oil, grease,
electrical parts.
and glue. Check for loose or
missing spokes, (see warning
below).
04 - Wheel Hub
12 - Grip
Grease bearings annually. Adjust
Check that they are clean and
cones to avoid free play side to
tight.
side without binding.
7
25 - Chain
Lubricate as needed (this will
depend on usage and riding
conditions).
27 - Cranks
Check for loose bolts on both
arms and rings.
28 - Pedals
Check for looseness.
NOTE: left side is left-hands
thread.
Step 2: Front Wheel & Front Fender Installation
2.1 Installing the Front Wheel
1.
Remove the plastic dropout protector from the metal shipping axle (Fig. 6).
2.
Unscrew and remove the metal shipping axle from the fork dropouts. Use
photo attached. You can discard or save this device in case you ship or
transport your bike with the front wheel removed. Suggest you inflate the tire
to make centering the wheel in the fork easier (point 4 below).
3.
Loosen the axle nuts on the front wheel. Lift the front of the bike and insert
the front wheel into the fork dropouts (a helper can make this easier). Insert
the tab of the safety washers into the small holes on the outside of the fork
dropouts (some suspension forks to not have a hole. For these make sure the
nut is fully seated in the dropout reses (Fig. 7).
4.
Inspect the wheel to make sure it is centered in the fork. Tighten each axle
nut a little at a time (17mm or adjustable wrench), alternating between sides
until each axle nut is properly tightened.
Fig. 6
Safety Washer
Fork
Dropout
Small Hole
Fig. 7
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