Chike e-cargo, Operating Instructions Manual

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Operation
Loosen the angle-adjustment bolts 1
two to three turns to adjust the angle
of the stem. This allows to adapt the
distance between saddle and handlebars
to your needs. Finally tighten the bolts
1 with a torque of 14-15 Nm.
Changing the angle of the stem in
generally also requires to rotate the
handlebars. To this end loosen the bolts
of the handlebar clamp bracket 2 and
rotate the handlebars to the desired
position. Take care that the handlebars
are centered and that the clamping
bracket of the stem is positioned in the
clamping area of the handlebars. Then
tighten the bolts 2 with a torque of 5-6
Nm.
After adjusting the stem and handlebars
make sure that the handlebars can be
turned to the right and left steering limit
(about 40° in each direction). To this end
place your hands on the handlebar grips
and put your fingers around the brake
levers. This way you make sure that in
all steering positions, there is enough
clearance for your hands. Please also
check, that in all steering positions the
brake hoses, shift cables and electric
wires (pedelec version) are neither
kinked nor stressed nor clamped.
Electric drive system
D
The pedelec version of
b a
is
equipped with the electric drive system
STEPS by Shimano. The motor has a
power of 250 Watt and assists you when
pedalling up to a maximum speed of 25
km/h.
The internal gear hub of your pedelec
b a
is electrically shifted. the following
sections provide a short overview of the
electric drive system.
Please also carefully read
the original instructions of
your Shimano STEPS E6000
drive system which are provided with
your
b a
. They provide you the
necessary information to safely use
your pedelec-
b a
.
Components
The electric drive
system consists of several components
(fig. 8, p. 24).
The drive unit or motor is a so called
mid-mount motor ( 2 , fig. 8, p. 24). It is
positioned at the crank set.
The cycle computer ( 3 , fig. 8, p. 24
and fig. 9, p. 25) is located in the centre
of the handlebars at the stem. It displays
various information like speed, remaining
battery range etc. and serves to switch
on the electric system as well as the
lighting
The battery ( 1 , fig. 8, p. 24 and
fig. 10, p. 25) is mounted on the down
tube.
There are two switches ( 4 and 5 ,
fig. 8, p. 24 and fig. 11, p. 25) located
at the right and left hand side of the
handlebars. With the switch on the left
hand side you can choose the assist level
and change the display mode. The switch
on the right hand side is used to shift
gears and to switch between manual
gear shift mode and automatic gear shift
mode.
Attach and detach the cycle
computer
To attach the cycle
computer slide it backwards onto the