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Thank you for the trust granted and congratulations for your optimal choice. With
this manual, we intend to give you the necessary information for a correct use
and a suitable maintenance.
Page 1: ...1 ENGLISH Thank you for the trust granted and congratulations for your optimal choice With this manual we intend to give you the necessary information for a correct use and a suitable maintenance...
Page 2: ...rect way It is also advisable to use kneepads shinpads and other protections for the back Do not manipulate the vehicle all maintenance operations must be made by an authorised professional The motorb...
Page 3: ...guarantee 2 4 Wearing elements such as batteries chain drives pinions crown tyres and brake pads have by nature a useful life that is much lower than the guarantee period Beta Trueba reserves the rig...
Page 4: ...1 CHAPTER 1 KNOWLEDGE OF THE VEHICLE 1 1 Identification 5 1 2 Power switch 6 1 3 Technical information 7 2 CHAPTER 2 OPERATION AND USE 2 1 Control and maintenance 8 2 2 Battery charging 11 2 3 Rear s...
Page 5: ...5 ENGLISH Chapter 1 Knowledge of the vehicle 1 1 Identification On the driving pipe of your vehicle you have the identification number...
Page 6: ...art the throttle control thinking that the motorbike is stopped A responsible adult must control the switch to avoid the vehicle being used without its supervision Positions of the switch of 36V versi...
Page 7: ...system in oil bath Back shock absorber Adjustable moto shock absorber of air and spring Brakes Disc with hydraulic control Motor Electric 0 75 kw for 36v versi n 1 35 kw for 48v version Capacity of b...
Page 8: ...c grease for chains For the maintenance of the chain it is also pertinent to periodically control its tightening To tighten or loosen the chain Loosen nut A Act on B register tighten to detension or l...
Page 9: ...osen the nut B C y D tighten the A nut and tighten the B C y D nuts again 2 1 3 Regulation of brakes The front and rear brakes are disc brakes with hydraulic control To adjust leveler position it is e...
Page 10: ...ol the status of the front and back brake pads it is enough to observe the end of the pads which must show as a minimum a Ferodo of 0 5mm If it is less than 0 5 mm you must go to an official Beta True...
Page 11: ...batteries do not take any more charge they must be taken to the corresponding municipal recycling centre To recharge batteries follow these steps Make sure that the motorbike has the ignition in off...
Page 12: ...o not manipulate the batterhy or any motorbike terminal Keep the battery dry at all times dipping or spraying it with w ter chemicals or any fluid is forbidden After charging immediately remove the ch...
Page 13: ...13 ENGLISH 2 3 Rear shock Unscrew the top A of picture and by means of a manual air stain inflate the shock absorver ATENCION Do not exceed 50 psi A B...
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Page 15: ...15 ESPA OL Gracias por la confianza otorgada y felicitaciones por su ptima elecci n Con este manual pretendemos darle la informaci n necesaria para un correcto uso y un adecuado mantenimiento...
Page 16: ...botas y guantes son elementos de protecci n imprescindibles para poder utilizar este veh culo de forma correcta Es aconsejable tambi n el uso de rodilleras espinilleras y otras protecciones para la e...
Page 17: ...quedan excluidos de garant a 1 3 Los destinados a servicio de alquiler quedan excluidos de garant a 1 4 Los elementos de desgaste como bater as cadena de transmisi n pi n corona neum ticos y pastillas...
Page 18: ...CONOCIMIENTO DEL VEH CULO 1 1 Identificaci n 19 1 2 Interruptor de encendido 20 1 3 Informaci n t cnica 21 2 CAP TULO 2 FUNCIONAMIENTO Y UTILIZACI N 2 1 Control y mantenimiento 22 2 2 Carga bater as 2...
Page 19: ...19 ESPA OL Cap tulo 1 conocimiento del veh culo 1 1 Identificaci n En la pipa de direcci n de su veh culo se encuentra el n de identificaci n...
Page 20: ...dose que la moto esta parada Un adulto responsable debe controlar el encendido para evitar que se utilice el veh culo sin su tutela Posiciones interruptor para el modelo de 36V A Desconectado B Conect...
Page 21: ...ado en aceite Amortiguador trasero Mono amortiguador de aire regulable con muelle compresi n regulable Frenos A disco con mando hidr ulico Motor El ctrico 0 75 kw Para la de 36v y 1 35 kw Para la de 4...
Page 22: ...la despu s de cada uso mediante grasa espec fica para cadenas Para el mantenimiento de la cadena es oportuno tambi n controlar peri dicamente su tensado Para tensar o destensar la cadena Aflojar la tu...
Page 23: ...y D apretar la tuerca A y volver a apretar los B C y D 2 1 3 Regulaci n frenos El freno posterior es de disco con pinza hidr ulica Si se quiere regular la posici n de la palanca intervenir sobre la tu...
Page 24: ...tado de las pastillas de freno anterior y posterior basta con observar la extremidad de las pastillas que deber n presentar como m nimo un ferodo de 0 5mm En el caso que sea inferior debe dirigirse a...
Page 25: ...m s carga deben llevarse al centro de reciclaje municipal correspondiente Para recargar las bater as siga los siguientes pasos Aseg rese que la moto tenga en contacto apagado Conecte el cargador a su...
Page 26: ...g n terminal de la moto Mantener la bater a seca en todo momento prohibido sumergir o rociar con agua productos qu micos o cualquier fluido Tras la carga retire inmediatamente el cargador Mantenga la...
Page 27: ...diante una mancha de aire manual especial para amortiguadores hinche el amortiguador ATENCION no exceda los 50 psi Si quiere regular la compresi n a trav s del muelle debe aflojar la contratuerca B y...
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