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Electric Bike D9908, D9909, D9979, D9980, D9981, D9982, D9983 and D9984 Thank you for purchasing this product, which has been made to demanding high quality standards and is guaranteed for domestic use against manufacturing faults for a period of 12 months from date of purchase After Sales Support Call 0871 911 7003 Email [email protected] www.clifford-james.co.uk Product Code: D9908, D9909, D9979, D9980, D9981, D9982, D9983 & D9984 1 For correct usage, read these instructions carefully and keep in a safe place for future reference User Guide User Guide 2 3 CONTENTS General information and safety warnings 5 Preparation 8 Setting the handlebars 9 Setting the correct saddle height 10 Adjusting the saddle height 11 Adjusting the saddle travel 12 Adjusting the pedals 12 Attaching and removing the battery 13 Operation 13 Pre use points to check 13 By doing so you now have the assurance and peace of mind which comes from purchasing a product that has been manufactured to the highest standards, performance and safety. Charging the battery 14 Turning the aerobike on and off 14 Brake controls 15 We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase so this aerobike product is backed by our full 12 month manufacturer’s guarantee and an outstanding after sales service through our dedicated Helpline. maintenance 16 General Maintenace 16 Cleaning 16 Inflating the tyres 17 Removing the front wheel 18 Removing the rear wheel 19 Replacing the inner tube 20 Attaching the rear wheel 23 Attaching the front wheel 25 Assembling the brakes 26 Adjusting the brakes 27 Adjusting break travel 28 Adjusting the break cable 29 Aligning the brake pads 30 Replacing the brake pads 31 INTRODUCTION Congratulations You have made an excellent choice with the purchase of this quality aerobike product. We hope you enjoy using your purchase for many years to come. After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] User Guide User Guide 4 5 General Information and safety warnings CONTENTS (Continued) Technical specifications 33 Description of parts 33 Mudguards 33 Tightening Torques 34 Technical specifications 34 Product VIN number 34 Motor 35 SRAM Automatix Gears 35 Bike Maintenance Schedule Chart 36 Plug wiring 37 Guarantee 38 Warning! Basic safety precautions should always be observed when using an electrical appliance to reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock or serious injury. The term aerobike throughout this manual refers to your electrical power assisted bicycle. It is the responsibility of the owner to familiarise and follow all relevant laws, regulations and local requirements when using your aerobike, this is inclusive of fitting any additional equipment necessary to comply with local laws. This aerobike is designed for use as a commuter and leisure bike; it is not suitable for commercial purposes or off-road. Using the aerobike for any other purpose may result in serious injury. Only ride on roads or dedicated cycle ways. Before riding your aerobike in busy areas or public places, familiarise yourself fully with the bike, practise riding in a safe hazard free area, taking the time to understand the aerobikes controls and power. Always adopt a speed that reflects the terrain as well as your riding ability. Always observe applicable traffic regulations. Use designated cycle paths when not using public roads. At night you must have white front and red rear lights lit. It must also be fitted with a rear red reflector and amber pedal reflectors. Do not ride your aerobike without wearing a bicycle helmet that conforms to current regulations. Always wear close fitting trousers while riding your aerobike or wear a bicycle clip. Loose clothing may get caught in moving parts and cause serious injury. Wear bright and/or reflective clothing while riding your aerobike. The saddle of your aerobike should be positioned as close as possible to horizontal. Do not tilt the saddle backwards as this can lead to back pain and physical injury. Take care when loading your aerobike into a car or when mounting it on a bicycle carrier. We do not recommend the use of a bicycle trailer with your aerobike. Never ride the aerobike with no hands. A standard fitment luggage carrier and child seat may be safely fitted to the aerobike, consult your local bike shop for guidance and fitting. Only use batteries and chargers supplied by aerobike. After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] User Guide User Guide 6 Never modify the charger in any way. The charger has been designed for a specific voltage, always check that the mains voltage is the same as the as that stated on the rating label. A charger that is suitable for one type of battery pack may cause another battery pack to catch fire. Never use the charger with another battery or attempt to charge the battery with a different charger. Before using the charger always check the cords for signs of damage or ageing. A damaged or entangled charger cord creases the risk of fire and electric shock. Do not abuse the charger cord: never carry the charger by the cord. Do not wrap the cord around the charger while storing. Do not pull the cord to disconnect the plug from the socket, always grasp and pull the plug directly. 7 When disposing of the aerobike, remove the battery and dispose of in accordance with local regulations. Shorting the battery terminals may cause burns or fire. Liquid ejected from the battery may cause irritation or burns. Leaks from the battery cells may occur under extreme conditions. Do not touch any liquid that leaks from the battery. If the liquid gets on the skin, wash immediately with hot soapy water. If the liquid comes into contact with the eye, flush immediately with clean water for a minimum of 10 minutes and seek medical attention. Wears gloves to handle the battery and dispose of immediately in accordance with local regulations. Regularly check your brakes for signs of wear and tear; any worn parts must be replaced immediately. Ensure that the brake pads and breaking surfaces are free from wax, grease and oil. Keep the charger cord away from hot surfaces and sharp edges. Do not peddle and brake at the same time as this will cause excessive wear to the brakes Do not touch the charger with wet hands. Be careful while getting used to the brakes, practise emergency stops in a place free from traffic and debris until you are confident in controlling your aerobike. Do not store or charge the battery outdoors. The charger must be removed from the socket before removing the battery from the charger. Wet weather reduces your braking power and the grip of your brakes, reduce speed and be aware of longer stopping distances needed in wet conditions. You must be over 14 to ride an aerobike. Braking on unpaved surfaces will differ to braking on roads etc. Practise in traffic and debris free areas until you are confident in controlling your aerobike. The drive assist system is limited to a maximum continuous power rating of 0,25kW (250W) and a maximum speed of 25 km/h, (15.5mph). Regularly check the tyre pressure (minimum 50psi, maximum 75psi) also regularly check the tread depths of tyres. The aerobike is designed for a maximum permitted overall weight (rider, luggage and bike) of 126kg. Ensure that the battery is removed before carrying out any maintenance on the bike. The maximum weight of the rider should not exceed 85kg; the maximum weight of any luggage should not exceed 25kg. Make sure that all screws and bolts are tightened to the correct torques before riding. Never submerge your aerobike in water. Many parts of the aerobike are subject to a higher degree of wear due to their function and depending on their use, have your aerobike checked regularly by your local bicycle shop and any have worn parts replaced. Be aware of the speed at which you are travelling as this may be faster than you are used too, especially when you are accelerating. Any form of crack, scratch or change of colouring in highly stressed areas indicated that the life expectancy of the part has been reached and must be replaced immediately. The aerobike includes Li-Ion batteries: do not incinerate batteries or expose to high temperatures, as this may cause them to explode. After an accident or crash it is essential that you take your aerobike to your local bicycle repair specialist to make sure that it is safe to ride, be aware that the damage may not be visible, failure to do so may result in serious injury. Do not place battery on metallic or wet surfaces. The aerobike is like a normal bike but with electric pedal assistance. The amount of assistance the aerobike gives you will depend on how fast you are pedalling. Always use the battery in accordance with these instructions. After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] 9 Setting the handlebars Setting the handlebars 8 User Guide Preparation User Guide 8 9 Setting the handlebars Preparation YourYour newnew aerobike will be to you all you to doto is aerobike willdelivered be delivered tofully you assembled, fully assembled, allwill youneed will need adjust the handlebars andthe sethandlebars to the correct do is adjust andpositions. set to the correct positions. 1 2 3 1 2 3 Using a 5mm hex key loosen the three bolts in the order shown, Using aanti-clockwise. 5mm hex key loosen the three bolts in the order sho Using a 4mm and 5mm hex key turning loosen the three bolts in the order shown, turning antiturning anti-clockwise. clockwise. Please note: The manual mainly shows the City model, but all construction and Please note: manual shows model, but all construction and maintenance willThe be the samemainly procedure forthe theCity Sports model. maintenance will be the same procedure for the Sports model. Rotate handlebar bar the correct position; the handlebars Rotate thethe handlebar bar to thetocorrect position; the handlebars should beshould alignedbe thethehandlebar bar to same thebolts correct position; the handlebars sh aligned with straight with theRotate mainframe. Tighten the three in the same order straight the mainframe. Tighten three bolts in the order turning clockwise using the 4mm and 5mm hexclockwise key.straight turning using hex key.Tighten the three bolts in the sa aligned withthe the5mm mainframe. turning clockwise using the 5mm hex key. After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] User Guide Setting the correct Setting saddlethe height correct saddle height User Guide 10 10 10 11 11 11 Adjusting the saddle height Adjusting the saddle height Adjusting the saddle height Adjusting the saddle height 11 11 Adjusting the saddle height Setting the correct saddle height Sitting on the bike with the pedal at the bottom position, try to reach the pedal Sittingon on the the bike bike with the pedal the bottom position, try to the pedal with your Sitting with theshould pedalatat the bottom position, tryreach to reach the pedal with your heel. Your knee be more or less straight. heel. Your knee should be more or less straight. back thequick quick release PullPull back the releaselever. Pull back the quick release the quick release lever. Pull back Pull back the quick release lever.lever. lever. with your heel. Your knee should be more or less straight. Adjust the saddle height to the Adjustthe the saddle height to the correct Adjust saddle height to the Adjust the saddle height to the correct height for you, making heightAdjust for you,the making sure that the saddle height to the correct height fornotyou, making correct height for you, making minimum mark is above the seat sure that the minimum is correct height for mark you, making sure that the minimum mark is is tube. sure that the minimum mark not above seat surethe that the tube. minimum mark is not above the seatseat tube. notnot above abovethe the seattube. tube. Missing image xxx Missing Missing image xxximage Missing image xxx xxx Close the quick release by firmly pushing on the quick release lever, so that it lies flat against the frame. Move the pedal to a centre location; place the ball of your foot on the pedal if Move the pedalto to aa centre centre location; place the the ball of your onfoot the pedal if your knee Move the pedal location; place ball offoot your on the pedal if your knee is slightly bent the saddle is at the correct height. is slightly bent the saddle is at the correct height. your knee is slightly bent the saddle is at the correct height. IfIfyou adjust the thesaddle saddleheight, height,follow follow instructions overleaf. youneed need to adjust thethe instructions overleaf. If you need to adjust the saddle height, follow the instructions overleaf. After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] Close the quick release by firmly Close the quick release by firmly pushing on the Close the quick release by release firmly lever, Close the quick release byquick firmly pushing on the lever, the so quick that it release lies flatrelease against pushing the quick pushing on theonquick release lever,lever, so that it lies frame. flat against the soitthat liesagainst flat against so that lies itflat the the frame.frame. frame. After Sales Support Check that the saddle cannot move once the quick release is closed. If it does move, tighten the adjusting nut Check that the saddle cannot move untilthat you need to use the palm of your Check the saddle cannot move once thethe quick release is lever. closed. If it Check that thequick saddle cannot move hand to close release Check that the saddle cannot move once thedoes quick release is closed. If it nut move, tighten theisadjusting once the quick release closed. once the quick release is closed. If it If it does move, tighten the adjusting nut until you need to use the palm of move, tighten adjusting doesdoes move, tighten the the adjusting nutnut until you need to to use palm of release your hand close the quick you need tothe use the palm of untiluntil you need to use the palm of lever. your hand to close the quick release your hand to close the quick release [email protected] 0871 911 your 7003hand to close the quick release lever.lever. lever. User Guide 12 12 12 Adjusting the saddle travel Adjusting the saddle travelAdjusting the saddle travel Locate Locatethe thesaddle saddleadjustment adjustment screw screw located the underneath located on theon underneath of the Locate the saddle adjustment loosenloosen the screw by turning ofsaddle; the saddle; the screw by a screw located on the underneath Hex key anti-clockwise. turning a Hex key anti-clockwise. Now saddle is loose it can Nowthat thatthe the saddle is loose it can be be moved horizontally, forward or moved horizontally, forward or backwards improve your reach to theit can 12 be Nowtothat the saddle is loose backwards to improve your reach to handlebars. moved horizontally, forward or of the saddle; loosen the screw by Adjusting the saddlebackwards travel to improve your reach to turning a Hex key anti-clockwise. the handlebars. the handlebars. User Guide Attaching and removing the battery Attaching and removing the battery Attaching and removing the battery the to battery Place thebattery battery inintothe thethe battery PlacePlace the battery in to battery cradle, located on the tube. cradle, located ondown thedown down cradle, located on the tube.tube. • Please note that the right side pedal is a standard thread, but the left side pedal is a reverse thread so will need to be turned anticlockwise to tighten. • You may need to use a spanner to Once ititisisininthe thedesired desired position, Once position, useuse a a 5mm Hex Hexkey keytototighten tightenthethe adjustment 5mm adjustment Locateby saddle adjustment screw turning ititclockwise. screw bythe turning clockwise. Oncelocated it is in on thethe desired position, use a screw underneath Hex keyloosen to tighten the adjustment of5mm the saddle; the screw by screw abyHex turning it clockwise. turning key anti-clockwise. After Sales Support tighten fully. Now that the saddle is loose it can be moved horizontally, forward or backwards to improve your reach to the handlebars. 0871 911 7003 [email protected] Secure thethe battery in place with the Secure battery in place Secure the battery in place withwith the the securing strap. securing strap. securing strap. To remove the battery, follow the steps in reverse order. To remove the battery, follow the steps in reverse order. To remove the battery, follow the steps in reverse order. Attaching the pedals • Simply screw the pedals into the cranks. 13 13 13 Operation Operation Before riding aerobike check the following Operation Before riding youryour aerobike check that that the following stepssteps havehave beenbeen completed in accordance these instructions in assembly the assembly section. completed in accordance withwith these instructions in the section. Before riding your aerobike check that the following steps have been completed in accordance with these instructions Point to check in the assembly section. Yes. If not see page Point to check Yes. If not see page The wheels are mounted properly The wheels are mounted properly Point to check Yes If not see page The brakes work correctly The brakes work correctly The wheels are mounted properly 23 The seat is in correct the correct position The seat is in the position The brakes work correctly 27 The saddle is comfortable The saddle is comfortable The seat is in the correct position 11 The bolts, nuts and screws are tightened The bolts, nuts and screws are tightened The saddle is comfortable 12 The pedals are firmly attached The pedals arescrews firmlyare attached The bolts, nuts and tightened 34 The air pressure in the tyres are correct The air pressure in the tyres are correct The pedals are firmly attached 12 The battery is charged and attached Theairbattery charged The pressureisin the tyresand are attached correct 17 The battery is charged and attached After Sales Support 13 0871 911 7003 [email protected] User Guide 14 User Guide 1515 14 Charging the battery Charging the battery Brake control Brake Control The battery will need charging regularly and can be done so by using the charging cable included with your aerobike. Always fully charge the battery before storing. For optimum performance we recommend that you store the battery The battery will need charging regularly andindoors. can be done so by using the charging cable The battery will needAlways charging and can be donestoring. so by using the included with your aerobike. fullyregularly charge the battery before For optimum Toperformance check the level ofincluded batterythat power remaining simple press the button as seen charging with aerobike. Always fully charge the battery wecable recommend youyour store the battery indoors. before Forand optimum performance wepress recommend the image above the green lights will indicate thethat battery power. Toincheck thestoring. level of battery power remaining simple the button asyou seenstore in thethe image above and the green lights willbattery indicateindoors. the battery power. The brakelever leveractivates activates rear brake; the right lever activates the The left left brake thethe rear brake; the right brakebrake lever activates the front brake. front brake. You should regularly check your brakes to make sure that they are working The To battery take approximately 3 hoursremaining to fully charge. checkwill the level of battery power simple press the button as seen correctly. The battery will take approximately3 hours to fully charge. Turning your aerobike On indicate and Offthe battery power. in the image above and the green lights will Turning your aerobike On and Off The battery will take approximately3 hours to fully charge. Turning your aerobike On and Off You should regularly check your brakes to make sure that they are working correctly. Always use both brakes together. The aerobike is fitted with a switch that will automatically cut power to the motor when the brake lever is pulled. Always use both brakes together. To turnthe the battery off simply press the red onthethe top of the To turn battery on oron offor simply press the red button on button the top of battery. battery. To turn the battery on or off simply press the red button on the top of the battery. After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] Inflating the tyres User Guide 16 Maintenance Always ensure that the battery is removed from the bike before performing any works. 17 17 17 Before starting to inflate your tyres check that the pump is in17the correct m User Guide Inflating the tyres Inflating the tyres Inflating the fortyres your tyre valve. Before starting to inflate your tyres check that the pump is in the correct mode Before starting to inflate your tyres check pump in the correct mode Inflating the tyres Before starting to inflate your tyres thatthat thethe pump is inisthe correct mode for check your tyre valve. for your tyre valve. forcheck your tyrethe valve. Before starting to inflate your tyres that pump is in the correct mode for your tyre valve. General maintenance (Also see Bike Maintenance Schedule Chart on page 35) • Check the pressure and profile of both tyres. • Check the brakes for wear and adjust or replace them as necessary. • Check the wheels for buckles or damage and have them repaired immediately by your local bicycle shop. • Periodically check that the handlebars are secure and do not move out of alignment with the front wheel. If they do, align and tighten them correctly following the instructions on page 9. • Check the wheel rims for wear. The wear indicator are black lines that run around the wheel rim. If the wear indicator lines become invisible, the rim should be replaced. Wheel rims should regularly cleaned to prevent grit and dirt build up. Excessive wear may result in failure and serious injury. • Lubricate the chain at least once a month to keep it running smoothly. Ensure each link of the chain is lubricated and briefly work the lubricant into the chain by turning the pedals. Then wipe off any excess using a paper towel or an old cloth. General 3-in-1 oil is suitable, but there are also a number of bike specific lubricants on the market. The chain should also be cleaned as often as possible (see Cleaning section below). Remove thecap. valve Remove thethe valve cap. Remove valve Remove valve Remove thethe valve cap.cap. cap. Briefly down valve to Briefly press downpress on the valveon to the make Briefly press down on the valve to make Briefly press down on valve to make sure that thethe valve Briefly down on the valve todoesn’t make sure that the valve doesn’t stick and surepress that the valve doesn’t stick and to to stick an sure the valve doesn’t stick and remove any loose dirt. sure thatthat the valve doesn’t and to todirt. remove any loosestick dirt. remove any loose remove loose remove anyany loose dirt.dirt. • Other moving parts should also be lubricated regularly; such as the moving parts of the brake calipers and cables. Be careful to not lubricate the brake pads or wheel rims. • Always use genuine replacement parts. • Periodically check the frame and forks for any damage caused by intensive use or impacts. Any kind of structural damage could cause weakness to the frame. If you are ever unsure, please consult your local bike shop. Cleaning Clean your bike by removing dirt with a soft bristled brush and then washing in warm water. Regularly cleaning your bike will lengthen the lifespan of your aerobike. Be careful not to use too much water near the battery area. After cleaning your bike dry thoroughly with a soft clean cloth. Clean the chain using bike specific degreaser being careful not to get any on any other component of the frame. Ensure to re-lubricate the chain after cleaning. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines when using degreaser and lubricants. After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] Pull out the end of the bicycle pump out the end ofend theof bicycle pump and pushdown to start the pump Remove the pump and replace the valve Pull out the the bicycle PullPull outPull theout end the pump theof end of bicycle theinflating bicycle pump Remove the pump and replace pushdown todo start inflating the tyre, continue so the tyre and pushdown to start inflating the andand pushdown toto start inflating the and pushdown tountil start inflating the cap. Remove the pump and replaceand replace the valve Remove thecap. pump and replace Remove the pump tyre, continue to doso sountil until the tyre tyre, continue to do the tyre has reached the desired tyre pressure. tyre, continue to do so until tyre, continue to dothe sotyre until the tyre the valve cap. has reached the desired tyre pressure. the valve cap. the valve cap. has reached the desired tyre pressure. Do not inflate the tyre beyond the has reached the desired tyre pressure. has tyre pressure. Do notreached inflate thethe tyredesired beyond the inflate the tyre beyond thefind maximum tyre pressure. (You will Do Do notnot inflate tyre beyond the maximum tyre pressure. (You will find Do notthe inflate the tyre beyond the maximum tyre pressure. (You will find this information printed on the this information printed on the sidewall maximum tyre pressure. (You will find maximum tyre pressure. (You will find of theof tyre). information printed sidewall theprinted tyre). thisthis information on on thethe this of information sidewall tyre). printed on the sidewall of thethe tyre). [email protected] 0871 911 7003 After Sales Support sidewall of the tyre). Removing the front wheel Removing the front wheel Removing the front wheel User Guide 19 18 18 User Guide 18 19 19 Removing the rear wheel Removing the front wheel Removing the rear wheel Removing the rear wheel Removing the front wheel n Detach the brakes, which are Place the frame upside down on a located at the top front forks, flat surface and disconnect the n Detach the brakes, which are from the front wheel rim by Place the frame upside down on a power cable. located at the top front forks, flat surface and disconnect the closing the brake arms with your from the front wheel rim by power cable. n nthumb and index finger and lifting Detach the brakes, which are Detach thebrakes, brakes, which are located Place the frame upside down on a Detach the which are Place frame upside down closing the brake arms with yourPlace thethe frame upside down onona a at the top front forks, from the front flat surface and disconnect the power located at top the top front forks, out the brake cable, if forks, there is not flatflat located at the front surface and disconnect the thumb and index finger surface and disconnect the wheel rim by closing the brake armsand lifting cable. from the front wheel rim by from front wheel rim byadjusters enough play; loosen the withthe your thumb and index finger power cable. out the brake cable, if and there is not power cable. closing thebrake brake arms with lifting out the cable, if there isyour not closing the brake arms with your at the handlebars. enough play; loosen the adjusters enough play; loosen the adjusters at the thumb and index finger lifting thumb and index finger andand lifting at the handlebars. handlebars. out brake the brake cable, if there is not out the cable, if there is not enough loosen adjusters enough play;play; loosen the the adjusters at handlebars. the handlebars. at the Unscrew the bolt using a spanner. Unscrew the bolt using a Unscrew the bolt using a spanner. spanner. Unscrew the bolt using a Unscrew the bolt using a spanner. After Sales Support spanner. Remove the wheel. Remove the wheel. Remove the wheel. Remove the wheel. Remove the wheel. [email protected] 0871 911 7003 n Detach thebrakes, brakes, which are located at the top front from the Detach the which are Detach the which are located at brakes, the top front forks, fromforks, the front wheel rimfront by Place the frame upside d Detach the brakes, which are located at the top front forks, from the front closing the arms with your thumb and index finger and lifting out the brake cable, wheel rimbrake by closing the brake arms with your thumb and index finger and located at the top front forks, flat surface rim closingplay; theloosen brakethe arms with your thumb and index and and disconne ifwheel there is notby enough adjusters at the handlebars. Placefinger the frame lifting out the brake cable, if there is not enough play; loosen the adjusters at from the front wheel rim by power cable. upside down on a flat surface. lifting out the brake cable, if there is not enough play; loosen the adjusters at the handlebars. Place the frame downwith on ayour flat surface. closing theupside brake arms the handlebars. Place the frame upside down on a flat surface. thumb and index finger and lifting out the brake cable, if there is not enough play; loosen the adjusters at the handlebars. Loosen the Loosen the bolts boltson oneither eitherside sideofof Slidethe thewheel wheel backwards off frame the Loosen theby bolts on either side of the Slide backwards off the the wheel turning antiSlide the wheel backwards off the the wheel by turning antiwheel by turning anti-clockwise. Slide to remove. frame to remove. clockwise. Slide the wheel forward frame to remove. clockwise. Slide the the wheel forward as farwheel as youforward can as far as youframe can towards towards loosen the the chain. as far asthe you cantotowards the Unscrew the bolt using a frame to loosen the chain. Remove the wheel. frame to loosen thespanner. chain. After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] Replacing the inner tube Replacing the inner tube Replacing the inner tube Replacing the inner tube User Guide 20 20 20 20 21 User Guide 2121 20 21 21 To replace theinner innertube tube you will need a 700C x 35/43C inner tube. You will Replacing the To the inner tube you will need aa700C x x35/43C will Toreplace replace the inner tube you will need innertube. tube.You You will To replace the inner tube you will need a700C 700C x 35/43C 35/43Cinner inner tube. 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Check the inside of the outer tyre for sharp objects that may have damaged sharp objects that may have damaged the inner tube and remove them. Be !the Check inside of theof outer tyre for Check the remove inside the outer innerthe tube and them. Be tyre careful not for to injure yourself. objects that may have tyre for ! Check the inside of the outer sharp objects that may have damaged careful not tosharp injure yourself. Remove the inner tube from Remove the inner tube from between the outer tyre rim. between the outer tyre rim. Remove inner from Remove thethe inner tubetube from between the outer tyre rim. Remove the innertyre tube from between the outer rim. Remove the wheel from your Remove the wheel from your Remove the wheel Remove the wheel Remove the wheel fromfrom your your aerobike aerobike then remove the valve aerobike then remove aerobike then then remove the remove valve cap.the aerobike then remove thevalve valve cap. cap. cap. cap. damaged the inner tube and between the outer tyre rim. the sharp inner tube and that remove them. objects may haveBedamaged remove them. Be careful not to careful to injure yourself. injure yourself. the not inner tube and remove them. Be Push ahex hex key into thevalve valve Push a hex key intointo the the valve and push Push key Push Pushaaahex hexkey keyinto intothe thevalve valve down let alldown of thetoairlet out. andtopush all of the careful not to injure yourself. and and push down let the andpush pushdown downtoto tolet letallall allofof ofthe the air out. You may need to push air out. You may need toto air out. You may need push air out.need You may need topush push You may to push down on the down on the tyre to help down on toto down on the tyre help tyre to help remove the air, whilst still down onthe thetyre tyre tohelp help remove the air, whilst still pushing down on the tyrestill valve. remove the remove theair, air, whilst still remove air,whilst stillvalve. pushing the down onwhilst the tyre pushing down on the tyre pushing valve. pushingdown downon onthe thetyre tyrevalve. valve. Partially inflate the inner tube to make it Partially easier toinflate install. the inner tube Push a tyre lever in underneath the Push the inner tube valve in, Push a tyre lever in the underneath the outer tyre. Push tyre lever Push a tyre lever in underneath the Push a tyre lever in underneath the Push the tubevalve valvein,in, Push a tyre lever in underneath the outer Push the inner inner tube towards towards the tyre. Push the inner tube valve in, outer tyre. Push thethe tyre lever Push the inner tube valve in, upwards to pull outer tyre over tyre. Push the Push tyre lever to pull the tyre. the tyre. outer tyre. the tyre towards outer tyre. Push theupwards tyrelever lever upwards to pull the outer tyre over all towards towardsthe thetyre. tyre. the outer tyre the wheel Run the wheel rim. Run therim. tyre lever upwards totoover pull the outer tyre over upwards pull the outer tyre over the wheel rim. the tyre the tyre lever all theRun way round thelever tyre. all wayrim. round the tyre. the wheel Run the tyre thethe wheel rim. Run the tyrelever leverall all the way round the tyre. the theway wayround roundthe thetyre. tyre. [email protected] 0871 911 7003 After Sales Support Partially inflate the inner tube Partially inflate the inner tube Partially inner tube Afterinflate Salesthe Support Insert the inner tube at the valve Insert the inner tube the valve the location, pulling theatvalve Insert the inner tube at thethrough valve location, hole inpulling the rim.the valve through the location, pulling the valve through the hole in the rim. hole in the rim. Insert the inner tube at the valve location, pulling the valve through the hole in the rim. Insert [email protected] inner tube at the valve location, pulling the valve through the hole in the rim. 0871 911 7003 Replacing the inner tube Attaching the rear wheel Attaching the rear Attaching thewheel rear wheel Start by placing the frame upside down on a flat surface, resting on the saddle 23 Userto Guide 23 and handlebars, need to put something down onsurface, the floor by you placing the frame upside down on a flat resting the saddle Start byStart placing themay frame upside down on a flat surface, resting onprevent theonsaddle Attaching the rear wheel down on the floor to prevent the aerobike getting scratched. and handlebars, youneed mayto need put something and handlebars, you may putto something down on the floor to prevent 22 To replace the inner tube you will need a 700C x 35/43C inner tube. You will also find it easier if you have a tyre lever tool, these can be purchased 22 User Guide from 22 your local bike shop, if you will be changing the tyre at the same time you will 22 need a 700x35C tyre. Replacing the inner tube (continued) Attaching the rear wheel the aerobike getting scratched. Start by placing the frame upside down on a flat surface, resting on the saddle the aerobike Disconnect the getting battery scratched. and the brakes. Starthandlebars, by placing the frame upside onsomething a flat surface, resting saddle and and you may needdown to put down on on thethe floor to prevent Disconnect the battery the brakes. handlebars, you may need toand put something down on the floor to prevent the Disconnect the battery and the brakes. the aerobike getting scratched. aerobike getting scratched. Disconnect the battery and the brakes. Use the tyre lever to push the edge Feed the rest of the inner tube around the inside of the tyre, of the outer tyre under the wheel Remove the wheelevenly from your Usethe the tyre lever to push the edge Push hexlever key into the valve Feed the inner tubeevenly Use Feed therest restof ofthe the inner tube Use theatyre to push the edge of tyre lever to push the edge Feed the rest of the inner tube rim, all the way round the tyre. be careful not to twist or pinch the aerobike then remove the valve around the inside the tyre, be careful outer tyre undertothe outer tyre under the wheel and push down letwheel all ofrim, theall evenly around the of inside of the tyre, of thethe Make sure that the chain is resting on of the the outer evenly around theorinside of the tyre, cap.to twist not pinch inner the innertube. tube. way tyre roundunder the tyre.the wheel Slot the rear sprocket into the out. You may the need to push rim, allairthe way round tyre. be careful not to twist or pinch the the outside of the rear fork. Make sure that the chain is resting on rear wheel fork, making sure rim, all down the way round the tyre. be careful not to twist or pinch the on the tyre to help Make sure that chain is resting on inner tube. Slot the rear into the Make surethe that the chain is resting Disconnect the battery and the brakes. on Slot the rear sprocket into sprocket the rear Slot the rear sprocket into the Slot the rear sprocket into the the outside of the rear fork. nner tube. that is on the same side asonthe remove the air, whilst still Make sure that the resting on wheelitfork, making sure fork, that it is the sure the outside of the rear fork. rear wheel making the outside of thechain rearisfork. rear wheel fork, making sure rear wheel fork, making sure the outside of the rear fork. same side as the pedal sprocket. pushing down on the tyre valve. pedal sprocket. that it is on the same side as the thatititisis on on the as as thethe that thesame sameside side sprocket. pedalpedal sprocket. pedal sprocket. Push tyre lever Inflate theainner tube in tounderneath the correct the Inflate the inner inner tube to the Push the inner tube valve in, tube tocorrect the correct outerand tyre. Push Inflate the pressure tyre lever pressure secure with thethe valve and secure with the valvethe cap. towards tyre. pressure and secure with the valve upwards to pull the outer tyre over Refit the wheel to the aerobike. cap. nflate the inner tube to the correct the wheel rim. Run the tyre lever all cap. ressure and secure with the valve Refit the wheel to the aerobike. the way round the tyre. ap. Refit the wheel to the aerobike. efit the wheel to the aerobike. After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] Slide the wheel back into place, Slide the wheel back into place, Slide the wheel back into keeping Replace the chain onto the rear wheel keeping it pushed forward onplace, theon keeping it pushed forward the Replace the chain onto theare Slide the wheel back into place, Replace the chain it pushed forward on the rear fork, this will sprocket, making sure theonto teeththe rear fork, this will reduce the Slide the wheel back into place, rear fork, this will reduce thesprockets, rear wheel sprocket, reduce theit distance between the linedrear up. wheel sprocket, making keeping pushed forward on the Replace the making chain onto the making it easier to attach the chain. distance between the on sprockets, distance between the sprockets, keepingrear it pushed forward the sure thethe teeth are lined up. sure the teeth are lined up. fork, this will reduce the Replace chain onto themaking rear wheel sprocket, making it easier to attach the making it easier to attach the rear fork, thisSales will reduce thesprockets, distance between the 0871 911 7003 rear wheel sprocket, making After Support [email protected] the teeth are lined up. chain. chain. distance between the sprockets, making it easier to attach the sure the teeth are lined up. makingchain. it easier to attach the User Guide 24 Attaching the rear wheel (continued) 24 Remove the rubber cap from the 24right hand Attaching the front wheel and loosen the nuts 24 nut Attaching the front wheel 24 Remove the rubber from the and washersAttaching on either side of thecap the front wheel loosen the nuts motor. Thereright is nohand neednut to and remove and washers on either side of the them completely. motor. There is no need to remove them completely. Remove rubber Remove the rubber capthe from the cap from the hand nut right hand nut right and loosen theand nutsloosen the nuts and washers onthe either side of the and washers on either side of There is no need to remove motor. There ismotor. no need to remove them completely. them completely. Rotate the pedals slowly and Rotate pedalspedals slowly and Rotate slowly lineRotate upthe the teeth feed thelineand thethe pedalsto slowly and up the lineteeth up the teeth to feed the slackened chainthe on to slackened chain on toto thefeed line toupfeed thetheteeth tate the pedals slowly and slackened chain on to the the sprocket. sprocket. slackened chain on to the e up the teeth to feed the sprocket. sprocket. ckened chain on to the ocket. Remove the rubber cap from the right hand nut and loosen the nuts and washerscap on either Remove the rubber from side the of the motor. There Remove the rubber capcompletely. from the is no to remove them right hand nut andneed loosen the nuts Slide the rear wheel Slide the rear wheel Slide thebackwards, rearsure wheel backwards, making that Slide the rear wheel backwards, making sure that making sure that the on chain stays onsure the that thethe chain stays the backwards, making right hand nut and loosen the nuts Slide rear wheel and washers on either side of the the chain stays the the tension on sprockets, this on creates and washers on either side of the this creates the thecreates chain stays onthat the backwards, making thesprockets, chain.this motor. There is no need to remove sprockets, thesure motor. There is no need to remove onchain. the chain. sprockets, tension on the thetension chain stays on this the creates the them completely. them completely. tension on the chain. sprockets, this creates the tension on the chain. Tighten the nuts using a spanner. Tighten the nuts using a spanner. Tighten the nuts using a spanner. Tighten nuts using a spanner. Tighten the nuts using the a spanner. Tighten the bolts ensuring the chain Tighten the bolts ensuring the has no slack and theensuring wheel is aligned Tighten the bolts the chain has no slack and the straight. chain ishas no slack and the wheel aligned straight. wheel is aligned straight. Tighten the bolts ensuring the Turn the aerobike the correct way up Turn the aerobike the correct way and re attach and adjust the brakes. Turn the aerobike the correct way up and re attach and adjust the You will also need to reconnect the up and re attach and adjust the battery. brakes. You will also need to Tighten the nuts using a spanner. brakes. You will also need the to correct Turn the aerobike way reconnect the battery. Tightenthe the nutscable. usingThe a spanner. Connect power arrows on Slot the axel of the front wheel into 25 User Guide the front forks. Ensuring the lip of Slot the axel of the inside washer closest to the the front wheel into thegap front forks. Ensuring the lip of motor fills the of the forks. the inside washer closest to the motor fills the gap of the forks. axel of the front wheel into Slot the axel ofSlot thethe front wheel into front forks. the lip of the front forks.the Ensuring the lipEnsuring of the closest inside washer the inside washer to the closest to the gap of the forks. motor fills the motor gap of fills the the forks. Slot the axel of the front wheel into the front forks. Ensuring the lip of the inside Slot the axel of to the front wheeltheinto washer closest Slot the motor the axelfills of thegap front wheel into the front forks. Ensuring the lip of of the forks. the front forks. Ensuring the lip of the inside washer closest to the the inside washer closest to the motor fills the gap of the forks. motor fills the gap of the forks. Replace the rubber cap over the right hand nut. Replace the rubber cap over the right hand nut. Replace the rubber cap over the right hand nut. Replace rubber Replace the rubber capthe over the cap over the right hand nut.right hand nut. Replace the rubber cap over the Replace rubber cap over the Please note: nut. may be the an additional right hand chain has no slack and the reconnect the re battery. Please note:There There may be an up and attach and adjust the to point towards each washer that hooks into hand the outside right nut. of the Tighten theeach nutssection using aneed spanner. additional washer that hooks into wheel is aligned straight. Youthe willcorrect also need to other. front forks. ighten the bolts ensuring the Turn thebrakes. aerobike way Please note: There the outside of the front forks. may be an Tighten the nuts using a spanner. theadjust battery. washer that hooks into hain hasAfter no slack andSupport the [email protected] [email protected] 0871 911 7003 0871 911 7003 additional up and rereconnect attach and the Sales After Sales Support the outside of the front forks. wheel is aligned straight. brakes. You will also need to reconnect the battery. 25 26 25 Assembling the brakes User Guide Adjusting the brakes Adjusting the brakes 26 Assembling the brakes These instructions apply to both front and rear brakes, remember to check Assembling the brakes These instructions to bothasfront and rear brakes, remember to check them regularly apply and adjust necessary. Adjusting the brakes User Guide 26 26 2726 Adjusting the brakes Adjusting the brakes them regularly andapply adjust as necessary. These instructions to both front and rear brakes, remember to check them regularly and adjust as necessary. 25 Assembling the brakes These instructions apply to both front and rear brakes, remember to check them regularly and adjust as necessary. Locate thethe rear brake arms Locate rear brake armsarms and brake Pull the cable across and hook and Pullbrake the brake cable across Locate the rear brake Pull the brake cable across and cable at the top of the forks. the thinner part of the cable through the andand brake cable at the hook the thinner part of part the cable brake cable at top theof top of hook the thinner of the cable gap in the cable holder. You may need to thethe forks. through the rubber gapthe incable the pull back thethrough black cover forks. gapcable in the cable to doholder. this. You may need pull back holder. You maytoneed to pull back the black rubber cable cover to do the black rubber cable cover to do this. this. Push the black rubber cable cover across, so that it is flush against the cable holder. Locate the rear brake arms 0871 911 7003 After Sales Support Push the black rubber cable and brake cable at the top of cover across, so that it is flush Push the black rubber cable the forks. against the cable holder. cover across, so that it is flush Pull the brake cable across and [email protected] hook the thinner part of the cable through the gap in the cable Locate the barrel adjuster ring where Locate the barrel adjuster ring where Locate thecable barrel adjuster ringbrake wherelever the brake the the brake cable entersenters the brake lever Locate the barrel adjuster ring where Locate the barrel adjuster ring where thethe brake cable enters the brakethe lever on handlebars. Unscrew ring by on the handlebars. Unscrew the ring by thethe brake cable enters brake lever on handlebars. Unscrew the ring by the brake cable enters thethe brake lever turning it anti clockwise. turning it anti clockwise. turning anti clockwise. onhandlebars. theithandlebars. Unscrew on the Unscrew thethe ringring byby turning it anti clockwise. turning it anti clockwise. Unscrew the barrel adjuster Unscrew the barrel adjuster bolt bybolt by a ¼atturn at a This time.will This will reduce aUnscrew ¼ turn time. reduce theathe barrel adjuster bolt by a ¼by Unscrew adjuster bolt by Unscrew thebarrel barrel adjuster bolt the level of travel in the brake the of travel in the brake turnlevel at a time. This will reduce the level turnatataatime. time.This This will reduce a a¼¼turn reduce of travel in the brake lever. Make lever. Make sure that thesure brake lever. Make sure that the brake the level of travel in the brake the level of travel in the brake that the brake no longer travels allway lever nolever longer travels all the leverlever. no longer travels all the way Make surehandlebars. that the the brake brake the way back tosure the lever. Make that back to the handlebars. backlever to the handlebars. nolonger longertravels travels all all the the way lever no way back to the handlebars. back to the handlebars. While holding the bolt in place, tighten Make that thethe slotslot the Makesure sure that inbolt the and bolt Make sure thatin the slot in the bolt While holding the bolt in place, tighten While boltit in place, tighten the ring holding securely the so that is against the ring are not facing upwards or forwards, Make sure that the slot in the bolt and ring notare facing upwards or While holding the bolt in place, tighten andare ring not facing upwards or brake lever mount. as this will allow water and dirt to enter the ring securely so that it is against the the ring securely so that it is against the and ring are notthe facing upwards or Make sure that slot in the bolt forwards, as thisas will allow and and the ring securely soin that it is against forwards, this will water allow water Whilelever holding the bolt place, tightenthe more easily. brake mount. brake lever mount. forwards, as this will allow water and ring are noteasily. facing upwards or brake lever mount. dirtand todirt enter to more enter more easily. the ring securely so that it is against the dirt to enter more easily. forwards, as this will allow water and brake lever mount. dirt to enter more easily. After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] pads hit the wheel at time; the same time; if this doesn’t Assembling the brakes r brakeYour padsbrake should hit should the wheel rim at therim same if this doesn’t happen then youto will needthem. to adjust them. 27 pen then you will need adjust These instructions apply to both front and rear brakes, remember to check User Guide 28 them regularly and adjust as necessary. Adjusting brake travel Adjusting brake travel our brake pads should hit the wheel rim at the same time; if this doesn’t Your brake pads should hit the wheel rim at the same time; if this doesn’t happen then happen then you will need to adjust them. you will need to adjust them. sure that there is not an excess ke sureMake that there is not an excess of brake cablethe between brake spring adjuster rake cable between brake the brakeLocate theLocate brake the spring adjuster arms. If therecable, is excess cable, follow screws at theofbottom of the s. If there is excess follow screws at the bottom the Make sure that there is not an excess the instructions in this manual to brake arm that is moving towards instructions in cable this between manual of brake theto brake arms. brake arm that is moving towards If therebrake is excesscable. cable, follow the is no the wheel rim theYou slowest. You adjust If there the wheel rim the slowest. ust brake cable. If there is no Locate the rear brake arms Pull the brake cable across and instructions in thisis manual to adjust brake Locate the brake spring adjuster screws Make sure thatcontinue there not an excess excess, to follow the will need a Phillips head ess, continue follow the Phillips head cable. Ifto there is no excess, at the a bottom of the brake arm thatpart of the cable and brake cable at thecontinue top ofto will need hook the thinner of brake cable between the brake Locate the brake spring adjuster follow the instructions onpage. this page. is moving towards the wheel rim the instructions on this screwdriver for this. ructions onforks. this page. screwdriver for this. the through the gap in the cable slowest.at You willbottom need a Phillips head arms. If there is excess cable, follow screws the of the screwdriver holder. for this. You may need to pull back he instructions in this manual to brake arm that is moving towards the black rubber cable cover to do the wheel rim the slowest. You adjust brake cable. If there is no this. excess, continue to follow the will need a Phillips head nstructions on this page. screwdriver for this. Turn the screw slightly clockwise to it, until the gaps are equal onto tighten it, Turn thetighten screw slightly clockwise screw slightly clockwise to tighten either side and the brake pads touchit, until the gaps are equal on side rim simultaneously. You either may need to and the The brakes on either side of the wheel gaps are the equal on either side and the Theappear brakes on either side of the loosen the screw the opposite brake rim should now symmetrical brake pads touch theonrim simultaneously. You The brakes on either side of the ds touch arm thebyrim simultaneously. turning it anti-clockwise toYou do this. when applied. wheel rim should now appear may need to loosen the screw on the opposite wheel rim should now appear Push black cable d to loosen thethe screw onrubber the opposite symmetrical when applied. brake arm by Sales turning it anti-clockwise to do this. [email protected] 0871 911 7003 symmetrical when applied. After Support cover across, so that to it isdo flush m by turning it anti-clockwise this. he screw slightly clockwise to tighten it, against the cable holder. he gaps are equal on either side and the User Guide 29 Adjusting the brake cable Minor adjustments can be made at the brake levers, but you may need to tighten at the cable as the brakes wear down. The brakes should be adjusted, so that when the brake arms are pulled to the halfway travel position, the whole of the brake pads’ surface rests against the wheel rim. Using a hex key, loosen the brake adjuster screw until you can move the brake cable. If you need to loosen the brake cable, push the brake cable through a little, if you need to tighten the brake cable pull the brake cable through a little. Make sure that the brake cable is not too loose and securely re-tighten the brake adjuster screw. Be careful not to overtighten as this could fray the cable. If there is now excess brake cable sticking out, you will need to tuck this behind the brake arm. Hook the excess into the slot located on the rear of the brake arm, so that it is secure. After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] Assembling the brakes 25 mbling the brakes 17 User Guide Inflating the tyres These instructions apply to both front and rear brakes, remember to check 29 30 them regularly and adjust as necessary. ont and rear brakes, remember to check Aligning the brake pads Aligning the brake pads Before starting to inflate your tyres check that the pump is in the correct mode ssary. The brake pads on your bike should befor accurately aligned against the wheel your tyre valve. The brake pads on your bike should be accurately aligned against the wheel rim. rim. User Guide 31 Aligning the brake pads (continued) 25 Close the brake arms using your thumb and index finger and then put the brake brake cable across and cablePull backthe in place. Assembling brakes Locate the rear brakethe arms andthe brake cable at the the thinner part of the cable Briefly down on tofront make These press instructions apply tovalve both andtop rearofbrakes, remember tohook check Close the brake arms using your Remove theusing valve cap. Close the brake arms your thumb Loosen the the brake pad fixing screws. Loosen brake pad fixing screws. the forks. through the gap in the cable them regularly and adjust asstick necessary. sure that the valve doesn’t and to Replacing the brake pads thumb and index finger and lift Pull the brake cable across and and index finger and lift out the brake holder. You may need to pull back cable. out thehook brake cable. remove any loose dirt. the thinner part of the cable You can judge the wear of your brake pads by the appearance of the grooves, if the the black cover pads are worn down to the bottom of therubber grooves,cable you will needto to do replace them through the gap in the cable immediately with a new set ofthis. linear pull brake pads. holder. You may need to pull back the black rubber cable cover to do this. Pull out the end of the bicycle pump Straighten the braketo pad and inflating make sure the Hold the brake pad in the correct and pushdown start Straighten the brake pad and make that it is at the right height, so that the position against the wheel and and replace Remove the rim pump Hold the brake pad in the correct Push the black rubber cable tyre, continue to do so until the tyre sure that it isrests at the righttheheight, whole surface against wheel so retighten the screws. Close the brake arms using your thumb & Loosen the brake pad fixing screws. the valve cap. position against the wheel rim and rim when brake arms are closed. index finger and lift out the brake cable. has reached the desired tyre pressure. that thethe whole surface rests against Locate the rear brake cover arms across, so that it is flush Pull the brake cable across and retighten the screws. the not wheel rim when the brake arms Do inflate the tyre beyond the and brake cable at theagainst top of the cable holder. hook the thinner part of the cable [email protected] [email protected] 0871find 911 7003 0871 911 7003 After Salestyre Support After Sales Support are closed. maximum pressure. (You will the forks. through the gap in the cable this information printed on the holder. You may need to pull back sidewall of the tyre). the black rubber cable cover to do User Guide User Guide 32 31 31 33 Technical specification Description of parts 25 Assembling the brakes These instructions apply to both front and rear brakes, remember to check them regularly and adjust as necessary. Remove old pad. brake pad. Insert Insert thebrake new pad; brakescrew pad; screw the new Remove the oldthe brake the new the new Remove the old brake pad. Make sure Insert the new brake pad; screw the brake pads into brakenew pads into place. Make toany keep any Make tosure keep to keepsure any screws and washers. brake pads intoplace. place. and washers. screwsscrews and washers. Hold the brake pad so that it’s whole surface wheel rim and Locate therests rearagainst brakethe arms re-tighten. and brake cable thesotop Hold theat brake pad soit’s that it’s Hold the brake pad thatof thewhole forks.whole rests against surfacesurface rests against the the rim and re-tighten. wheel wheel rim and re-tighten. After Sales Support Close the brake arms using your thumb and index finger and put the brake Pull the brake cable across Close the brake armsand using Close the brake arms using cable back in place. hook thinner offinger the cable your thumb and index finger yourthe thumb andpart index through the gap in the cable and the brake cable back and put theput brake cable back holder. You may need to pull back in place. in place. the black rubber cable cover to do this. 0871 911 7003 [email protected] Mudguards If you would like to order mudguards for your aerobike, please call our dedicated customer service team on 0871 911 7003 and quote the product reference code D9986 After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] Motor 40Nm User Guide User Guide 34 Technical specifications Tightening torques Sports 20 inch 8Nm Aluminium (in Newton Meters) Frame City Size 20 inch Handlebars Frame Construction Aluminium Handlebar stem Bike Weight (not incl 8Nm Saddle 15Nm battery) 16kg 16kg Motor 30Nm Brake Type Linear Pull/V-Brake Linear Pull/V-Brake Rear wheel 20Nm Wheel Size 28 inch / 700c 28 inch / 700c Tyre Type Hybrid Hybrid Technical specifications Motor 250W 250W Sports City Warranty 1 Year 20 inch 1 Year Frame Size 20 inch Frame Construction Aluminium 30 miles Aluminium Range 30 miles Bike Weight (not incl battery) Charge Time 16kg 3 hours 16kg 3 hours Brake Type Linear Pull/V-Brake Battery Type Linear Pull/V-Brake Lithium Ion Lithium Ion Wheel Size 28 inch / 700c 28 inch / 700c Voltage 36V 36V Tyre Type Hybrid Hybrid Amp Hours 5.8Ah 5.8Ah Motor 250W 250W Detachable 1 Year Yes Yes Warranty 1 Year Battery Weight 1.3kg 1.3kg Range 30 miles 30 miles Charge Time 3 hours 3 hours Battery Type Lithium Ion Lithium Ion Product VIN number Voltage 36V 36V Amp Hours 5.8Ah 5.8Ah Your aerobike will be issued with its own personal VIN number; you Detachable Yes Yes Battery Weightlocated on the 1.3kg 1.3kg underside of your bike between the pedal cranks. 35 Motor The 250W motor is attached to the hub of the front wheel. Sensors next to the pedals will detect when you are pedalling and the motor will start. When you stop pedalling, the motor will stop. The motor is purely for pedal assist and will not operate without the pedals being in motion. The motor is rated at 250W and has a maximum speed of 25km/h, (15.5mph). If your speed exceeds 25km/h, the motor will stop assisting, but you are still able to pedal at your own pace. When you speed decreases again, the motor will start to assist automatically as long as you are pedalling. SRAM Automatix Gears The aerobike is fitted with a two speed, SRAM Automatix gearing system; these are located on the hub of the rear wheel. The gears will automatically change depending on your current speed. There is no need, and therefore no facility, to manually change gears. will find it Product VIN number Your aerobike will be issued with its own personal VIN number; you will find it located on the underside of your bike between the pedal cranks. After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] User Guide User Guide 36 Bike Maintenance Schedule Chart Plug Wiring The chart below gives examples of a typical maintenance routine for your aerobike. Timescales will depend on usage, mileage and terrain. These safety instructions should be read carefully and kept in safe place for future reference. Every Ride (Basic Monthly Safety Check) (or 400 miles) Check tyre pressure Clean frame with a cloth. Inspect frame and components for signs of wear, cracks or other damage Check tyre tread for wear and debris Six Monthly (or 2000 miles) Clean and wax the frame to protect the finish Clean the chain with Check tyres for a degreaser and re- wear, rotting or lubricate chain and cracks sprockets Check that any Check for loose quick release parts spokes are tight and secure Yearly (or 4000 miles) Check all bearing systems such as headset and pedals Check wheels carefully for any signs of wear such as worn sidewalls and cracks Check cables and cable housings for breaks, cracks, fraying or corrosion 37 35 Plug Wiring This appliance is fitted with a plug that complies with BS 1363. Only high quality 13A (square pin) plugs that comply with this standard should be fitted. Wires are coloured as follows: Brown – Live Blue – Neutral Yellow & Green – Earth If the appliance is fitted with a 2-core cable it is double insulated and will not have the yellow and green earth wire. IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT WIRES ARE ATTACHED ONLY TO THEIR DESIGNATED POSITIONS IN THE PLUG Check wheels run Check bolts are all Check for worn smooth and straight ight and secure brake pads and (handlebars, wheels, handlebar grips Check brakes work, Lubricate brake and Check for any chain pedal pivot point or sprocket wear touch the rim (not the tyres) and that the pads are not worn Check that chain is lubricated and not dry Lubricate brake cables and check for fraying and rusting Ensure battery is fully charged If the battery has not been used, fully charge to prolong life. After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 Fuses must be replaced with the same rating as the original; please refer to the fuse rating stated on the plug for this information. Only genuine fuses compliant with BS 1362 should be use [email protected] After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] User Guide User Guide 38 39 Notes After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] After Sales Support 0871 911 7003 [email protected] Electric Bike D9908, D9909, D9979, D9980, D9981, D9982, D9983 and D9984 For correct usage, please read these instructions carefully before use and keep in a safe place for future reference.