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7.1  Tyre pressure 

 

Tyre pressure affects the range and the comfort of your bike. We recommend that 
your tyres always be properly inflated. You are advised to regularly check tyre 
pressure.  
Recommended pressure: 

4.5 Bar front and rear 

 
 

8      Maintenance 

 

 

8.1  Servicing your bike 

 

We advise you to take your bike to the vendor for regular inspections. The first 
service should take place at 3 months, the second after one year, and then 
annually. Regular inspections can avoid long-term damage as well as needless 
expense. 
Of  course,  and  effort  is  also  required  on  your  part  to  keep  your  bike  in  top 
condition for as long as possible. Here are some tips to do just that. 

 

 

8.2  General maintenance 

 

 Inspect the tyre pressure and tread. 

 Inspect wear on brakes, perform full adjustments periodically. 

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 Clean the pedal sensor with a sponge and warm water if it becomes dirty. 

 Oil the chain. 

 

If you notice a problem with a spoke, immediately take the bike to the 
vendor for repairs. 

 

 

 
 

8.3 Cleaning 

 

To clean your bike, use a brush to remove dirt and then wash with hot water. Your 
bike will be perfectly clean. Regular cleaning makes your bike last longer. Be 
careful not to use too much water around the battery. Take care not to let dirt 
accumulate between the magnetic washer and the sensor (near the pedal’s axis on 
the right side of the bike). 
Never use a high pressure hose! 
After cleaning, dry your bike using a soft cloth. 

 
8.4  Lubrication 

 
In addition to regular cleaning, it is best to lubricate the bikes gears at the same 
time in order to prevent corrosion and make it easier to change gears. We advise 
you to lubricate your chain using the grease available from the vendor.  
 

Summary of Contents for B'ebike 9

Page 1: ...B ebike 9 User Manual...

Page 2: ...opping or just for fun the wind will always be at your back Thanks to the reliable durable and easy to use electric assistance effort gives way to fun It is very likely that you have never owned an el...

Page 3: ...tery 3 Assisted pedalling 3 1 What is assisted pedalling 3 2 All you need to know about assisted pedalling 4 Seat 4 1 Desired seat height 4 2 Adjusting the seat 5 Lights 5 1 Turning the lights on and...

Page 4: ...lighting 5 Battery level indicator 2 SET 6 Speed 3 Up 7 Assistance programme 1 6 4 Down 8 Menu display 9 Menu icons 1 2 Menus Press SET button 2 and then use the arrow buttons buttons 3 and 4 to selec...

Page 5: ...use the motor but you can still use the screen Don t forget that using the most powerful assistance drains the battery quicker than the lighter assistance 1 4 Powerlaunch function Use the Powerlaunch...

Page 6: ...can only use the control panel when the battery is connected to the bike PLEASE NOTE When the battery is turned off when using the bike or is you use the bike without a battery arbitrary values may b...

Page 7: ...battery in water Dispose of the battery properly Avoid letting the battery drain completely full drain or you may damage the battery rendering the warranty void To prolong the battery s life it is imp...

Page 8: ...be charged for 7 hours First connect the charger to the battery The socket for teh charger is found on the right of the battery Plug the charger into a power socket When charging the charger s LED wi...

Page 9: ...ironment as electricity is a clean form of energy At the end of its lifetime you battery should like all other batteries be recycled Your battery will be less effective in cold weather In ideal condit...

Page 10: ...to get going from a standstill When the electric assistance is deactivated there is very little additional resistance This means that you can always use the bike as a normal bike even without the bat...

Page 11: ...ting on the pedal in the bottom position Fig 1 Feel free to ask the sales assistant for advice 4 2 Adjusting the seat You can adjust the height of the seat by loosening the hex screw on the neck of th...

Page 12: ...he brake to the half way point Fig 1 the complete surface of the brake pads is in contact with the wheel Fig 2 Fig 1 Fig 2 6 2 Adjusting the brakes If you feel like your brakes are not tight enough yo...

Page 13: ...finger to squeeze the brakes and detach the brake cable Fig5 You now have enough room to loosen the brake pad attachment bolts Fig 6 Don t forget to properly adjust the brakes once you have adjusted...

Page 14: ...wear on brakes perform full adjustments periodically 3 Clean the pedal sensor with a sponge and warm water if it becomes dirty 4 Oil the chain 5 If you notice a problem with a spoke immediately take...

Page 15: ...maintenance 8 6 Regular inspections Check the following Is the battery charged Do the brakes work properly Are the brake pads bolts and screws tightened properly Are the cables undamaged Are the brake...

Page 16: ...e hose to clean the bike Too powerful a spray may damage the bikes electrics This voids the warranty Improper use of the bike places you and those around you in danger Furthermore the warranty is void...

Page 17: ...Note the number down as it may be of use to you in the future Serial number Groupe OXYLANE 4 bd de Mons 59665 Villeneuve d Ascq...

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