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Page 2: ...2 PRINTSPEC EN_ODE 2010v1 2010 MIDLAND INTERNATIONAL INC...

Page 3: ...on de l quipement des vitesses trop rapides pour son niveau de connais sance ou pour les conditions de la route ALWAYS Wear proper riding gear Avoid un paved surfaces as they may seriously affect hand...

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Page 5: ...ered structurally modified neglected improperly maintained or used for racing Improper or infrequent battery charging see battery section The warranty begins on the original date of purchase This warr...

Page 6: ...NO WARRANTY COVERAGE WILL BE ALLOWED UNLESS YOUR ECOPED IS REGISTERED WITH ECOPED AND THE UPC LABEL HAS BEEN PROVIDED The bicycle s serial number is located under the seat adjacent to the removable b...

Page 7: ...claim You can also find a list of authorized ECOPED ser vice centers listed on the website www ecoped ca When requesting warranty service you must have your copy of the Warranty Registration form and...

Page 8: ...t Controls 2 1 Left Handlebar 2 2 Right Handlebar 2 3 Ignition 2 4 Display Unit 2 5 Wheels 2 6 Tires 2 7 Motor 2 8 Battery 2 9 Lighting 15 16 17 17 18 18 18 19 21 3 Inspection 3 1 Inpsection Before Ri...

Page 9: ...9 5 Maintenance 5 1 Battery Maintenance 5 2 Battery Recycling 5 3 Lubrication 5 4 Tires 5 5 Brakes 5 6 Storage 5 7 ECOPED Cleaning 29 30 30 30 30 30 31 6 Specifications 33 7 Notes 34...

Page 10: ...perating your ECOPED without proper instruction could be hazard ous to the operator The risk of injury may increase greatly if you are not trained to operate the ECOPED properly under different situat...

Page 11: ...ED Avoid riding on uneven surfaces Do not ride with clothing or extremities in close proximity to the drive chain or any moving parts Always use both brakes at the same time when stopping Never accele...

Page 12: ...luence of alcohol or drugs Do not operate the bicycle if tires are not within the recom mended pressures Take extra caution and follow installation instructions when modifying your ECOPED with factory...

Page 13: ...decals and other warnings on the ECOPED carefully If any of the decals shown in this manual differ from the decals on your ECOPED always read and follow the instructions of the decals on the bicycle I...

Page 14: ...approved bicycle helmet can help prevent a serious head injury Goggles are also an important safety compnent of your safety gear When travelling on your ECOPED insects and airborne debris may become a...

Page 15: ...ake Lever Use for engaging or disengaging the rear brake 2 Left Grip 3 Intensity Switch By toggling between the two modes you can increase or decrease your headlight intensity 4 Signal Switch By slidi...

Page 16: ...ezing the lever towards the grip Release the lever to disengage the brake 2 Right Grip The throttle grip Twisting the throttle grip towards you will speed up the ECOPED Twisting it away from you will...

Page 17: ...o the ON position 2 4 DISPLAY UNIT Be careful when reviewing indicators speed and battery gauges as you must always keep your eyes on the road Make sure to study your controls before riding The batter...

Page 18: ...surfaces The tires on your ECOPED run on air tubes which ensure maximum protection against sharp debris on the road Keep your tires inflated to 28 34PSI When treads become worn replace your tires wit...

Page 19: ...cal structure of the battery it must be handled with caution and care Make sure to follow the directions listed in this manual WARNING This product contains lead and lead compounds chemicals known to...

Page 20: ...input is the connector that looks similar to most home appliance connectors The input plug must be connected to the wall outlet when charging and the rectangular output connects to the ECOPED CAUTION...

Page 21: ...your battery after every use as per the procedure outlined above and do not allow it to fully discharge as this may permanently damage the battery Avoid frequently removing the battery for charg ing a...

Page 22: ...it will click back into its initial position 2 9 2 HEADLIGHTS To turn your headlights on simply slide the headlight switch to the appropriate position as seen in the diagram below The back light for y...

Page 23: ...COPED before operating increases the risk of an accident or equipment damage Always inspect your ECOPED each time before riding and make sure it is in a safe operating condition When performing an ins...

Page 24: ...ur ECOPED is loud and must not be tested indoors as this may cause hearing damage LIGHTS Check the headlights by turning them on and off THROTTLE Check the throttle response by turning your ECOPED off...

Page 25: ...low to ensure you a safe ride on your electric bicycle 4 1 WEATHER Operating your ECOPED in wet weather conditions may pose a sub stantial risk and is not recommended Try to limit your use when rain a...

Page 26: ...rip to handle well on tarmac covered with light gravel CAUTION Tarmac roads covered with heavy gravel or entirely consisting of gravel must not be ridden on Doing so will put your safety and your ECOP...

Page 27: ...limbing a steep slope always pedal with the as sistance of a motor WARNING Travelling too slow up the hill will cause loss of balance which may result in serious injury 4 5 PEDALING Your ECOPED is equ...

Page 28: ...us injuries 4 8 BRAKING Your ECOPED is equipped with drum brakes at both rear and front When braking gradually squeeze the right lever until the bicycle comes to a complete stop The right lever engage...

Page 29: ...tion step on the little foot pedal and force the bicycle forward while keeping your weight on the pedal Never sit on your ECOPED when it is parked with the double stand deployed as this may permanentl...

Page 30: ...med biweekly To tighten a loose break unscrew the bold located at the end of the lever and tighten it by screwing the nut into the opposite direction Make sure to not over tighten the brakes as this w...

Page 31: ...sure to remove the battery from your ECOPED Avoid placing any heavy objects or stacking any thing on top of the bicycle The outer body of the bicycle is made of hard plastic which may crack under hea...

Page 32: ...start cleaning make sure that the key is removed from the ignition Use a wet cloth to clean out and remove any unwanted debris such as dirt dust and grass If you notice any debris stuck in the chain d...

Page 33: ...Load Capacity 125Kg Constant Driving Distance 40 50km Max Climbing Ability 16 degrees Charging TIme 6 8 hours Maximum Speed 32km h 0 30km h Acceleration 4 12 seconds Minimum Operating Temperature 10 F...

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