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CHAIN

CHAIN

CHAIN

CHAIN    

The chain

The chain

The chain

The chain 

transfers power from the pedals to the rear wheel and is one of the most highly stressed 

components on the bicycle. 

This is why care of the chain deserves 

This is why care of the chain deserves 

This is why care of the chain deserves 

This is why care of the chain deserves special

special

special

special    attention

attention

attention

attention! 

It is very important 

to  keep  the  chain  clean  and  lubricated.  Before  lubricating  the  chain  you  must  clean  it  thoroughly.  Any 
sand or small particles that adhere to the chain as you ride the bike rapidly reduce its service life. Correct 
and regular maintenance substantially extends the service life of the sprockets, chainset, and front and 
rear  derailleurs.  Under  stress  the  chain  stretches  over  time  and  needs  to  be  replaced.  If  you  do  not 
replace the chain in time, the chainset and cogwheels may be damaged. This is why you have to have 
the chain measured regularly by your mechanic! 

Adjustment and

Adjustment and

Adjustment and

Adjustment and    installation/

installation/

installation/

installation/removal

removal

removal

removal    

The chain is kept correctly tensioned by the derailleur. 

The  chain  has  special  connecting  pins  which  should  only  be  disconnected  and  connected  by  a 

specialised  worker  using  a  special  tool.  However,  if  you  use  a  high-quality  chain  tool  you  can  also 
replace the chain yourself. 

    

 

It  is  true  that  even  the  highest-quality  chains  always  have  a  limited 

service life and usability. The chain should be replaced when it can be 
lifted  more  than  5  mm  above  the  chainset  (see  pic.).  The  best  way  to 
establish the wear on the chain is to use a workshop gauge, which can 
be purchased from specialised shops, to check the chain spacing. 

Chain wear can be monitored regularly using this gauge and the chain can be replaced at the right 

time, i.e., not prematurely or too late. If the chain spacing exceeds the maximum permitted limit, the 
other  parts  of  the  gear  system,  i.e.,  particularly  the  sprockets  and  chainset,  can  suffer  excess  wear. 
This is why

This is why

This is why

This is why    the chain should be inspected regularly and immediately replaced if necessary

the chain should be inspected regularly and immediately replaced if necessary

the chain should be inspected regularly and immediately replaced if necessary

the chain should be inspected regularly and immediately replaced if necessary.

    

Chain care

Chain care

Chain care

Chain care    

The  chain  should  be  lubricated  approximately  once  a  month  under  normal  cycling  conditions.  If  the 

bike is used more often, it should then be lubricated approximately every 200 km. When cycling under 
difficult  conditions  (rain,  dust,  mud)  the  chain  should  undergo  maintenance  much  more  often,  possibly 
every time the bicycle is used! 

There are a number of lubrication products intended for application to bicycle chains available on the 

market. Proceed as follows when lubricating the chain: 

1.

 

Wipe off all excess lubricant residue from the surface of the chain with a dry cloth. Dirt will adhere 
to this residue with negative impact on the service life of the chain, and of course there is the risk 
of getting your clothes and also the bike itself dirty. 

2.

 

Apply  the  lubricant  in  small  doses,  but  evenly  over  the  entire  chain,  to  the  inner  surface  of  the 
chain pins. The sides of the chain should remain dry and clean. 

3.

 

After applying the lubricant remove any excess that adheres to the surface of the chain using a 
dry  cloth  while  turning  the  pedals  counter-clockwise.  Only  lubricant  that  remains  inside  the 
elements and not on their surface benefits the chain. 

Special chain cleaning devices can be purchased from specialised shops (so-called chain washers), 

which are capable of removing the dirt from even very dirty chains, and restoring them to their original 
condition, thereby extending their service life. Investing in such a device is certainly worth it for people 
who cycle often in difficult conditions.  

During  normal  use,  not  under  extreme  conditions  (rain,  dust,  mud),  the  average  service  life  of  the 

chain is approximately 1,000 to 2,000 kilometres, but this varies in individual cases. 

WARNING

WARNING

WARNING

WARNING::::    

Always  use 

Always  use 

Always  use 

Always  use  a 

a  chain  intended  for  the 

chain  intended  for  the 

chain  intended  for  the 

chain  intended  for  the  relevant  type  of  gear  system

relevant  type  of  gear  system

relevant  type  of  gear  system

relevant  type  of  gear  system,  if  in  doubt  contact  a  specialised 

,  if  in  doubt  contact  a  specialised 

,  if  in  doubt  contact  a  specialised 

,  if  in  doubt  contact  a  specialised 

servicing facility

servicing facility

servicing facility

servicing facility....

    

Summary of Contents for MTF

Page 1: ...MANUALE d USO Bicicletta Elettrica MTF Line www bsvillage com...

Page 2: ...TION ELECTRICAL SECTION ELECTRICAL SECTION ELECTRICAL SECTION 10 10 10 10 REMOVING THE BATTERY FROM THE E BIKE 10 CHARGING THE BATTERY 10 MAINTENANCE OF THE E MAINTENANCE OF THE E MAINTENANCE OF THE E...

Page 3: ...ropel the bike using the control button or accelerator but only up to the maximum permitted speed i e 6 km h i e for assistance when pushing the bike The maximum speed of the e bike with assistance fr...

Page 4: ...odels equipped with a BOSCH motor will start providing assistance when the pedals are turned by approx 1 8 of a rotation The motor will disconnect 1 2 s after pedalling ceases The e bike also includes...

Page 5: ...style It Riding style It Riding style It Riding style It depends on depends on depends on depends on which cycling mode you have set which cycling mode you have set which cycling mode you have set whi...

Page 6: ...Bottom bracket 19 Front derailleur 20 Stand 21 Rear frame set 22 Chain 23 Rear derailleur 24 Rear fork 25 Rear light reflector 26 Carrier 27 Rear brake 28 Saddle 29 Seat post 30 Saddle tube 31 Motor i...

Page 7: ...ling unlike bottles with a screw cap when going on a cycle trip or longer journey because your body must receive the fluids it needs while it is performing WARNING When using the e bike on public road...

Page 8: ...ment Gear Gear Gear Gear s s s system ystem ystem ystem You have a gear changer on the handlebars which is used to control the rear derailleur Do not try to change gears when you are not pedalling for...

Page 9: ...lus trailer must not exceed 120 kg The manufacturer is not liable for any damage incurred as a result of use of the trailer in a manner not recommended by the manufacturer Such use is always at the us...

Page 10: ...the key Battery o Battery o Battery o Battery on the luggage carrier or located n the luggage carrier or located n the luggage carrier or located n the luggage carrier or located horizontally horizont...

Page 11: ...ratory system Ensure a supply of fresh air and seek medical aid if you suffer any difficulties Safet Safet Safet Safety y y y instructions instructions instructions instructions for the charger for th...

Page 12: ...nts which you are unable to perform perfectly repairs or adjustments which you are unable to perform perfectly repairs or adjustments which you are unable to perform perfectly repairs or adjustments w...

Page 13: ...stment Brake adjustment Brake adjustment 1 Press the brake shoe against the rim and tighten the retaining screw socket screw 2 After releasing the brake shoe the B and C distance between the brake sho...

Page 14: ...tance when you press If there is no resistance when you press If there is no resistance when you press If there is no resistance when you press the the the the brake lever immediately stop using the b...

Page 15: ...re to the left in to the picture to the left in to the picture to the left in to the picture to the left in or or or ord d d der to avoid increased w er to avoid increased w er to avoid increased w er...

Page 16: ...e gear so that the chain rests on the smallest chainset and the biggest sprocket 2 Turn the regulating screw so that the guide pulley is located directly under the biggest sprocket and cannot move any...

Page 17: ...secured it may fall out o If the wheel is incorrectly secured it may fall out o If the wheel is incorrectly secured it may fall out of the fork when f the fork when f the fork when f the fork when you...

Page 18: ...efects In case of any defects proceed in the following recommended manner 1 Before you start removing the wheel first of all check that the valve is not leaking In order to perform this inspection pum...

Page 19: ...issible tyre pressure is usually specified in bar kilopascal kPa or PSI The optimum range or minimum tyre pressure is sometimes prescribed on the tyre See below for the conversion rate between the dif...

Page 20: ...nd and when braking Friction as a result of braking causes wear of the rims As soon as the wear on the rim reaches certain limit values the rim may start to deform under the pressure of the tyre If in...

Page 21: ...immediately replaced if necessary the chain should be inspected regularly and immediately replaced if necessary the chain should be inspected regularly and immediately replaced if necessary Chain car...

Page 22: ...d always be checked to make sure they are the frame and fork should always be checked to make sure they are not damaged If you find any damage not damaged If you find any damage not damaged If you fin...

Page 23: ...ade made from aluminium alloy or other light materials with a steel stem from aluminium alloy or other light materials with a steel stem from aluminium alloy or other light materials with a steel stem...

Page 24: ...from the head tube past the mark for Never withdraw the stem from the head tube past the mark for Never withdraw the stem from the head tube past the mark for maximum extension see pic this could lea...

Page 25: ...material material material material leading to its destruction leading to its destruction leading to its destruction leading to its destruction If the If the If the If the bottom bracket bottom brack...

Page 26: ...better for cycling downhill lowered better for cycling downhill lowered centre centre centre centre of gravity If you mark your normal height and of gravity If you mark your normal height and of gravi...

Page 27: ...link Chain wheel screw 34 44 35 50 8 11 Bottom bracket Sealed cartridge in a shell Bowl and retaining ring 49 69 49 78 Pedals Axle 34 Shoes Case screws Pin 5 8 4 Brakes Securing screw for attachment t...

Page 28: ...t wetting it with water first otherwise you will scrape the paint and the surfaces of components Lubrication Lubrication Lubrication Lubrication Pay attention to all moving parts of the bike particula...

Page 29: ...ar or material fatigu eact to wear or material fatigu eact to wear or material fatigu eact to wear or material fatigue in va e in va e in va e in various ways If the rious ways If the rious ways If th...

Page 30: ...es weigh more than normal bikes s weigh more than normal bikes s weigh more than normal bikes s weigh more than normal bikes STORAGE OF THE STORAGE OF THE STORAGE OF THE STORAGE OF THE E E E E BIKE BI...

Page 31: ...just wheel bearing play or clean and lubricate The pedals only move with difficulty The chain chainset sprockets or gears are not lubricated sufficiently Clean and lubricate the relevant components Th...

Page 32: ...eplace the brake shoes or pads only use the correct type The rim brake discs shoes or pads are dirty or greasy Clean the rims and other parts of the brake system There is no charge in the battery The...

Page 33: ...sistance The battery may be too old Replace battery The motor does not respond even when the system is switched on Defective battery cable Have the electrical wiring tested The switch on the brake lev...

Page 34: ...y for the purpose for which it was manufactured and for which it is intended When applying the warranty the customer will present the complete clean bike the confirmed original of the warranty certifi...

Page 35: ...rear Brakes gear shift mechanism front and rear Brakes gear shift mechanism front and rear Brakes gear shift mechanism front and rear derailleurs derailleurs derailleurs derailleurs The warranty cove...

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