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Page 1: ... EEItr E EEIIHEEI Fofcfing ElectricBicycleOwner sManual M rdel CTI B 300 ...

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Page 20: ...RESPOIiISIBLE FOF ElcyclcAeecmbly ll lURY DAIIAGE OF FAI UFETHATRESULTS FROil FAULW ASSEIIBLYOF TIAIITTTEI ANCE AFTEFSHIPPI IG ll loranyreason yor r mustass mble thebicyde carefulyfollow th essorylbly instructions making sureallnutc bolts and PROPER FBAIIERT screws aresecurety tight nsd RI9ERHUSTBEABLETOSTRAODLE BICYCLE WTH ATLEAST 1 CLEAFANCE ABOVETHEHORIZONTAL BANOOPTUEE gUFBfEELECTF9DBIVEA embl...

Page 21: ...lnspection Maintenance 1 9 Figure 2 Detemining Bic1rcleFrerne Size ...

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Page 25: ...Figures andPictures 23 Brake Frml Front Fork Figure 3 FronlWheelAndForks FronlFork NutType Figure4 FrontFort andNutType ...

Page 26: ... Igbase Brakecable Rear canlilcvcr brakc Brake pgd Centil vetatm Brakecable Front rellector Flont cantileverbrake Brake oad Caniileverann Figure 8 FrontWheelCantilever BrakeSystem Figure5 HandlebarAndThrottle Figure7 RearWheelCantilever BrakeSystem ...

Page 27: ...FiguresandPictures 25 l I Figure 9 PedalAndCrankAssembly Bearing Locking MlustableCup Figure 10 Pedallnstallation AndRemovat Figure11 Bottom Bracket AndCrankSpindle Axle Exploded View FixedCup ...

Page 28: ...Figuresa 26 Figure13 RearDerailleur Figure12 SaddleAndAdiustment Fasteners ...

Page 29: ...Figures andPictures 27 CableJunction bag Motorcabl s Propulsion unil bracket Propulsion unit quid releese Motor Figure16 E Folder Propulsion Unlt Batterypowercable Figure17 E Folder Battery Pack ...

Page 30: ...g andcord P C Board P r E Sengor Figure 18 Battery Charger Figure20 OptionalElectric WorkoutAdaptor PedalTonueEnabler Thrcad d Hub 28 Cha erplug andcord Rcsr g6ara Optktnal Magn6t Figure 19 E Folder Propulsion Unit RearView ...

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Page 32: ...thoriz d tbaler lt is v6ryitnPotttant lor youto maintain o Hubtool youreleclricbicydeinpropetworkingorder Toolr Asa bio cleown r youshouldhaw I toolkitforadiusting maintaining andrepairing thecornponents of ourbicyde The tollowingisa listof lools lhatwoulJbe require t to Pcdotm adfuctments andrepairs ofyourbicycle Someofthetoolsare forcamrionbiq clemainlenanc andrg9air such89a lirg pr mp whileoth ...

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Page 34: ...yourE Fordel unass h lremeis fully aNprqedyld ed FRATIIE FOLTING 1 Aligncrank armsina horizontal posfion 2 Foldpedals perpedalinstructions 3 Foldhandlebar perhandlebar tnstrLEtions 4 Follow tnmo assombly inslruction8 in r vsr8e oKbr 5 through 1 FOLItll G IAI DLEBAR ASSEITIBLY PivotLockLev r LsverLock LatchBanel Latch Groorre Flgwe26 1 Release pivotlocklwsr lroml verlock 2 Foldhandlebar upwardalign...

Page 35: ...lhth lewr lock Frgure 31 tflgurc30 6 Pullonplwt locklevarto c heck securityof leror lock Gaution N6wr ri h or qeate tlr E fuI P unla tl l rndteoc t prwt asembly ispropedyclosedend lod d HAIIDLEBAR FOLONG Feverae eachstepol loldinghandlebar assembly 6 thrcugh1 SEATASSETBLY 1 Putseatqubkrebaeelatchontheframcto r Ls8 po itbn 2 Inssnseatpo6tlntotheframe sqcFlgure32 FigureP il FWre 31 Figure29 Figure28...

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Page 39: ...hefork Flotata thehandlebar toa comforlable position 2 Tlghten th stem quir release until thc stom is lighl Mak sure the handlebals are aligned properly so that they are perpsndicularto tfie direclion of lhe front wheel 3 Ctleck tightness by holrlhg lhe front who l b twe n your legs and trying to turn the handlebars with tour hantls There shotrldbe no slipping Figurc42 Donol rult thr herdl rr boyo...

Page 40: ...tions for maintaining thefrmt brakesystemarette samefor Thethreads onthep dabaredochriseonth rightpedaland therearbrakesystem countercqckwi ontheleftPedal Bl k ctHo tdtlr 1 Loosen thepedalwitha pedslwrench 2 Examine tie threaG onthepedalspindleandcfrrk the Toremovetheblc rcle wtteelfor repairs sucfias a flat orlo replacethe pedalsforwcaror damage Replace a wornor damaged brakepadswitenrvsm lhe bra...

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Page 45: ...very EwrY 6 monthsor 2 ytars 250miles B r a k e s X X X X W h e e l s X X X X Tirss x Fl R Tubes X R R S h i l t e r x X X X Headsot X x Botlornbrrcket crankiet andpedals X X C a b l e s X X X R Controls X X X Banerypack X X x Propr rlsionUnit X X X Charger X x X Service F Repair or replace asneeded ...

Page 46: ...torque enabl r option Handl bar mounted on amandvariable sp ed thumb throttl Range Extender Dual12 volt 1O mp hoursealed recplableleadacidbattery packmounted ina Range Extender rearluggage rack TIGwetded Hi Ten quickrelease folding frame withstamped roaddropouts brazed on rackmounts cable andpropulsion system fittings Steel matching paanted Hi Ten Unicrown CPMTBstye 560mmwidth with30mmrise CPfoldi...

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