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Tyre inflation pressure.
Your A2B
features heavy duty bicycle inner
tubes to help avoid flat tyres. However,
bicycle tyres usually lose pressure
over time. Insufficiently inflated tyres
can fail prematurely, meaning you
must expend more strength (pedalling
and motor power) to move your A2B
forwards. A too low tyre pressure
decreases the possible range per
battery charge. The recommended tyre pressure for the front and
rear wheel is 2.8 bar.
Quick-release lever.
Ensure that
the quick-release lever on your front
wheel is adjusted correctly and sits
tightly. If the quick-release lever is
not adjusted and secured sufficiently,
the front wheel can come off during
the ride resulting in serious injuries or
even death and/or property damage.
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Stem and handlebar.
Make
absolutely certain that the screws
in your handlebar clamp (see 3.5)
and your stem (see 3.6) have
been tightened with the specified
torque.
Each of the 4 Allen screws A for
the handlebar attachment must be
tightened with 5 Nm.
Battery.
Before beginning
your ride, check the display
to ensure that the battery has
been sufficiently charged for the
planned route.
If you don't understand any aspect of the use and care of your
A2B, contact your A2B specialist dealer.
