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Recommended Torque Values

8

Hardware Location

Torque Required (Nm)

Handlebar

18-20

Stem

18-20

Saddle

18-20

Front Wheel

16-25

Rear Wheel

35-40

Bottom Bracket Parts

35-55

Pedals

35

Hardware Location

Torque Required (Nm)

Disk Mounting Bolts

6

Disk Caliper Mount

10

Crank Bolts

40

Rear Derailleur Cable Pinch

6

Front Derailleur Clamp

7

Saddle Post Clamp

7

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Summary of Contents for WALKER

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Page 2: ...WALKER STEP THRU Owner s Manual...

Page 3: ...Checklist 4 Assembly Instructions 6 Recommended Torque Values 8 Display Features 9 Routine Operation 11 Driving Range 12 Parking Storage and Transport 13 Basic Battery Charging Tips 14 Bicycle Care 1...

Page 4: ...ecause it is impossible to anticipate every situation or condition which can occur while riding this manual makes no representations about the safe use of bicycles under all conditions There are risks...

Page 5: ...um Display LCD Display Brake Tektro Aries 180mm Brakes Derailleur Shimano 7 Speed Charger US Standard 3 0A Smart Quick Charger Speed 20 MPH Freewheel Shimano 7 Speed Pedal Assist Intelligent 5 level P...

Page 6: ...12 19 18 17 13 14 16 15 Handle 11 LED Head Light On Off 12 Front Fork LCD Display 13 Front Brake Shimano Shifter 14 Tire Throttle 15 Pedal Brake Lever 16 Controller LED Rear Light 17 Derailleur Rear R...

Page 7: ...ars Wheels and Tires Ensure tires are in lated to within the recommended limits displayed on the tire sidewalls Ensure tires have tread and have no BULGES OR EXCESSIVE WEAR Ensure rims run true and ha...

Page 8: ...and brake levers are attached to the handlebar securely Ensure all brake and shift cables are properly lubricated Motor Drive Assembly and Throttle Ensure the hub motor is spinning smoothly and the m...

Page 9: ...he brake rotor side of the wheel and then push the quick release skewer through the hub Keep two cone springs pointed towards the wheel hub Tighten the thumb nut until the quick release lever is held...

Page 10: ...s centered over the hole in the seat tube Insert the seat post into the slot adjust the saddle height to a suitable height and tighten the adjustment nut Step 7 Adjust the seat position forwards or ba...

Page 11: ...18 20 Stem 18 20 Saddle 18 20 Front Wheel 16 25 Rear Wheel 35 40 Bottom Bracket Parts 35 55 Pedals 35 Hardware Location Torque Required Nm Disk Mounting Bolts 6 Disk Caliper Mount 10 Crank Bolts 40 R...

Page 12: ...Riding Time Trip Odometer Maximum Speed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 The image shows the various features and information displayed on the display Battery Indicator Power Indicator Up Mode Switch Down Speed Unit Sp...

Page 13: ...tor The battery level indicator on the display will show the current battery energy remaining The light on the top of the battery will lash to remind you when the power is too low 5 Pedal Assist Level...

Page 14: ...SET1 Single Mileage Setting You can press DOWN key to reset SET2 Maximum Speed Setting SET4 Choice of Miles KM H or MPH Error Code Definition Error Code Definition 9 Abnormal Communication 23 Motor P...

Page 15: ...leration number of starts and stops and ambient air temperatures Tire pressure and terrain are also important variables to consider We suggest that you select a lower pedal assist level when you first...

Page 16: ...proceed to park the bike in a dry location afterwards to allow all the systems to dry out Much like a regular bike use in wet conditions mandates a more regular maintenance schedule to ensure your bik...

Page 17: ...s full Always charge in dry locations and indoors awayfrom direct sunlight dirt or debris Do not cover up the charger when plugged in or charging it air cools and needs to be left in an open space Do...

Page 18: ...als If exposed to rain dry your bicycle afterwards and apply anti rust treatment to chain and other unpainted steel surfaces 6 Riding on the beach or in coastal areas exposes your bicycle to salt whic...

Page 19: ...r damaged motor plug wire 4 Damaged motor 1 Repair and or reconnect 2 Tighten or replace 3 Secure orreplace 4 Repair or replace Reduced range 1 Low tire pressure 2 Low or faulty battery 3 Driving with...

Page 20: ...andle bar grips are not damaged and properly installed Loose or damaged grips can cause you to lose control andfall Do not use this product with standard bicycle trailers stands or bicycle racks Conta...

Page 21: ...KER Bike lithium ion batteries are warranted to be free from manufacturing defects in materials and or workmanship for a 2 year period from the date of original purchase The battery warranty does not...

Page 22: ...cables and housing grips WALKER Bike will not be liable and or responsible for any damage failure or loss caused by any unauthorized service or use of unauthorized parts In no event shall WALKER Bike...

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