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Electric Bicycle Specifications:
General

1. Dimension: L. x W. x H.

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2000 × 240 × 1255 mm

2. Wheel base distance

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1180 mm

3. Weight

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33.2 kg

4. Maxi. loading

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120 kg

5. Maxi. speed

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≤25 km/h

6. Maxi riding distance

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PAS≥80 km

7. Consumption max

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<250W

Battery Pack

1. Battery cell

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Li-ion

2. Volume

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36V/20Ah

3. Voltage

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36V

Motor

1. Motor

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Brushless Centre Motor

2. Power

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250W

3. Voltage

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36V

4. Rated Speed(RPM)

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92

5. Torque

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80Nm

Controller

1. Low voltage protection

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31V ±0.5V

2. Max current protection

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20 A ±1A

Battery Charger

1.

Input voltage

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AC 100V-240V

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1.8A 47-63Hz

2.

Output voltage

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DC 42.0V 2.0A

3.

Charging time

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5-6 hours

4.

Rated Voltage

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DC 42.0V 2.0A

Frame

1. Material

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Alloy

2. Size

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29”

3. Height

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432mm-483mm

Suspension

1. Material

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Alloy

2. Size

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29”

Brake

1.

Model

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Hydraulic Disc Brake

2.

Lever Material

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Alloy

SECTION FIVE:

COMPONENTS CONTINUED

Wheels:

Summary of Contents for 220322ODY-17

Page 1: ...ELECTRIC BICYCLE OWNER ORIGINAL INSTRUCTION AVARIS LTD Group First House Mead Way Padiham BB12 7NG Lancashire United Kingdom Model number 220322ODY 17 220322ODY 19...

Page 2: ...ing Safety C Wet Weather Riding D Night Riding Section Three Bicycle Fit Sizing A Pedals B Stand over height C Saddle position D Attach Adjust the Handlebar Section Four Introduction to Components A P...

Page 3: ...ce of your electric bicycle reduces risk of injury This Manual contains many Warnings and Cautions concerning the consequences of failing to maintain or inspect your electric bicycle and to follow saf...

Page 4: ...at such as sunshine fire or similar Different types of batteries should not be mixed e g new or used other battery manufacturers The battery must be installed correctly according to the polarity If th...

Page 5: ...ansit Take note of any cables brake cables gear cables that may be hidden by the protective packaging so that when you remove the packaging you not do not kink or snag them 3 Once you are clear on the...

Page 6: ...h Mechanical Safety Check You should always routinely check the condition of your bicycle before every ride Nuts bolts straps Make sure nothing is loose and all fittings are secure and torqued accordi...

Page 7: ...further info Test the brakes at slow speed putting your weight toward the rear and gently applying the brakes Good practice is to start by applying the rear brake first then the front brake not too l...

Page 8: ...pping 10 Never ride with headphones on They can mask traffic sounds and emergency vehicle sirens whilst also distracting you from what s going on around you The headphone wires can also tangle in the...

Page 9: ...securely mounted Whilst riding at dawn dusk or at night time Ride slowly Avoid dark areas and areas of heavy or fast moving traffic Avoid road hazards If possible ride on familiar routes Observe loca...

Page 10: ...ted at the top of the seat tube fig 1 With your leg fully extended and your foot on the pedal whilst the crank is in the vertical position six o clock there should only be a slight bending at the knee...

Page 11: ...attery pack Li ion 36V 20Ah for a 29 MTB bike The battery can be used at temperatures between 20 degrees and 50 degrees Battery storage is between 20 and 25 degrees Battery Charger When charging the b...

Page 12: ...o so could result in brake failure Check the hydraulic hoses for kinks in the line or damage to the hose A leaking system will also lead to brake failure Seek professional advice and replace any damag...

Page 13: ...tor Brushless Centre Motor 2 Power 250W 3 Voltage 36V 4 Rated Speed RPM 92 5 Torque 80Nm Controller 1 Low voltage protection 31V 0 5V 2 Max current protection 20 A 1A Battery Charger 1 Input voltage A...

Page 14: ...nother The smaller sprockets on the rear cassette produce higher gear ratios Pedalling in a higher gear requires greater effort but takes you a greater distance with each revolution of the pedal crank...

Page 15: ...require no special tools or knowledge beyond what is presented in this manual The following are examples of the type of services you should perform yourself All other service maintenance and repair s...

Page 16: ...l Safety Check Section 1 don t ride the bike Have a professional check the brakes 13 If the chain won t shift smoothly and quietly from gear to gear the derailleur is out of adjustment Again it could...

Page 17: ...perform the repair In order to benefit from this warranty the purchase invoice and a warranty claim including the delivery charges will be borne by the customer WARNING A crash or other impact can put...

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