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X
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I. Rear wheel
J. Rear mudguard
K. Bike rack
L. Saddle and seat post
M. Left brake lever
N. Steering
O. Gear shifter
P. Bicycle bell
Q. Right brake lever
R. Brake/gear cables
S. Front mudguard
T. Front rim brake
U. Front wheel
V. Front fork
W. Frame
X. Drivetrain
Y. Rear rim brake
Speed sensor (G)
• The speed sensor is integrated with the motor and
the front wheel hub, and senses the speed of the wheel.
• The actual speed is shown on the display when
the electrical system is turned on.
Front light (E)
• The lights are powered by the battery, and can be used
regardless of whether the bicycle is stationary or when
you are cycling with or without motorised assistance.
• The glass of the light unit also functions as a reflector.
Rear light (B)
• The lights are powered by the battery and can be used
regardless of whether the bicycle is stationary or when
you are cycling with or without motorised assistance.
• The glass of the light unit also functions as a reflector.
Other parts of the bicycle
Frame (W)
W1
W3
W4
W5
W2
W6
W7
W8
W9
W10
W1. Head tube
W2. Down tube
W3. Scratch protection
W4. Seat tube
W5. Battery release button
W6. Bike rack stay
W7. Threaded fixing for installing a lock (lock sold separately).
W8. Rear fork
W9. Chainstay
W10. Stand
Saddle and seat post (L)
• The seat comprises a saddle and a seat post, which is
the part of the cycle that bears the greatest part of your
weight.
• The seat post connects the saddle to the frame and
allows you to adjust the height of the saddle.
• The position of the saddle on the seat post can be
adjusted in all directions.
• The position of the saddle is important to make the act
of cycling comfortable, safe and efficient.
L4
L5
L3
L2
L1
L1. Saddle seat area
L2. Saddle rails
L3. Seat post
L4. Seat post clamp
L5. Saddle clamp
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