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Page 2: ...nd a bicycle As a Faraday rider you are now an ambassador Not just for our brand but also for our vision of a more sensible and sustainable world chock full of cyclists who desire a healthier and more...
Page 3: ...WARRANTY P 61 VIII ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS P 63 IX TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS P 75 Stay informed If you have any questions need technical support or need replacement parts take responsibility for your safet...
Page 4: ...ocation belt or chain drive controller front light front rack sold separately 8 speed hub motor d e f g h i j k selector shifter power button rear light charge port l m FARADAY 101 same on all models...
Page 5: ...vice repairs or maintenance We ll help you out as much as we can but a professional at your local bicycle shop may also be able to refer you to classes clinics or books on bicycle use service repair o...
Page 6: ...you familiar with its operation See Kickstand on p 52 Once you re ready mount your bike and push off It s important to be familiar with the braking and shifting actions of the bicycle See Brakes p 15...
Page 7: ...section It could save your life If you re new to bicycling navigating city streets and bike paths may seem a little daunting For the safest and most enjoyable ride remember a few guidelines 1 Obey the...
Page 8: ...aws Some places require special safety equipment or devices Please acquire these devices before riding your bicycle PREPARATION Take precautions by wearing the right clothing and packing a few essenti...
Page 9: ...torque is critical All fasteners have torque specifications set by the manufacturer A calibrated torque wrench is the only method that will ensure components are properly fastened Have your licensed b...
Page 10: ...about 3 seconds until the lights shut off and then press Power again to re start If the trouble persists please contact Faraday and we ll get you back on the road as quickly as possible RIDING OPERATI...
Page 11: ...Since braking force is only applied to the bicycle your body will have the tendency to fly forward off your bike To avoid this practice shifting your body toward the rear of the bike to transfer weig...
Page 12: ...trol of the bicycle Try to shift into a good starting gear ratio every time you are stopped Once you become confident with shifting try to anticipate changes in grade or conditions Shift to a lower ge...
Page 13: ...o stop sending power to the motor when your bike reaches 20MPH Don t worry you can freely pedal as hard and as fast as you want Once your Faraday s speed drops below 20MPH the motor automatically re e...
Page 14: ...ons Always check that your built in front headlight and rear taillight are operating as intended and that they are unobstructed by clothes and luggage To help you be seen wear bright reflective clothi...
Page 15: ...in they will work for most people If you choose to alter your bicycle in any way you do so at your own risk Before purchasing or installing any component confirm that it is compatible and safe to use...
Page 16: ...pecial tools Always have a licensed bicycle mechanic make the adjustments on your bicycle or if you have the experience skill and tools have a licensed professional check your work before riding If yo...
Page 17: ...f the saddle s position is wrong prolonged riding may be uncomfortable or result in injury WARNING If your saddle causes you pain numbness or other discomfort listen to your body and stop riding until...
Page 18: ...e seatpost parts detach Adjust the angle and position until you are happy and retighten the clamp bolt to its recommended torque See Torque Specifiations on p 75 or refer to the manufacturer s instruc...
Page 19: ...If there is radial play in the stem or play in the handlebars in relation to the stem tighten the bolts to their designated torque See Torque Specifications on p 75 before riding CONTROLS BRAKE LEVER...
Page 20: ...is imperative for your safety that you check the functionality of your brakes every time you ride To make sure they are working properly refer to the Basic Safety Check on pg 12 or ask your licensed b...
Page 21: ...lt in mechanical failure Have a licensed bicycle mechanic check your wheels if you re unsure Always check that the wheels are properly secured to the frame They are designed to sit in slots or dropout...
Page 22: ...if it is centered then squeeze the front brake lever to confirm the brakes are operating correctly TO REMOVE YOUR FRONT WHEEL 1 Turn your bike off confirm that the headlight and taillight are off Disc...
Page 23: ...epair stand so that the rear wheel is elevated from the ground Then upshift the gears until the shifting cable has the most slack 2 Disengage the shifter cable from the hub Refer to the manufacturer s...
Page 24: ...ycles There are many different models available Check that the pump head is compatible with the valves on your inner tubes A floor pump with a built in pressure gauge will help you correctly measure y...
Page 25: ...orteur stem The stem faceplate is uniquely designed as a convenient home for your built in headlight therefore the faceplate is only compatible with the Porteur stem All replacement handlebars must be...
Page 26: ...larger chainring PRO TIP Ask your local bicycle shop or contact Faraday for suggestions of different sprocket and chainring sizes available and best suited for your style of riding Bottom Bracket A ty...
Page 27: ...ting Service Your battery s expected lifespan is 500 complete charge cycles or approximately 10k miles of full pedal assist riding If your battery or the charging mechanism doesn t seem to be operatin...
Page 28: ...optional accessory that can easily be installed Transform your bike into the ultimate grocery getter or picnic table Refer to the Front Rack installation manual for more information PRO TIP If you wa...
Page 29: ...ing your kickstand Be careful when loading your bike with the kickstand deployed your cargo may cause the bike to tip over NEVER allow your child to climb into an installed child seat while the kickst...
Page 30: ...rformance PLEASE BE SURE TO REVIEW the overview on adjusting your Faraday s disc brakes and have your brakes regularly serviced by a shop if you do not feel comfortable making the required adjustments...
Page 31: ...and functionality of your Faraday when cleaning Only use mild soapy water Use too much degreaser and bearings may wear out faster Acetone based cleaners may strip the paint NEVER use a power washer or...
Page 32: ...for a specified period of time this is no guarantee that the product will last the term of the warranty Product life is often related to the kind of riding you do and to the treatment to which you sub...
Page 33: ...CT WARNING If your bicycle has sustained damage from an impact the components and frame may be compromised Even if it is not visually obvious the stress from the collision may cause your bicycle to ca...
Page 34: ...hat has been properly assembled and fine tuned by a qualified bicycle mechanic We HIGHLY recommend that you take your Faraday to your local bicycle shop for full assembly as well as regular maintenanc...
Page 35: ...t side up and open the top flap 2 Reach in and pull the bicycle out of the box carefully lifting the frame by the toptube Take extra care not to drop anything Place it on a solid working surface like...
Page 36: ...the braking surface of the rotor Oils in your fingers may compromise the brake performance D STEM HANDLEBAR ASSEMBLY AND CONTROL CABLES 1 Locate and remove any packaging and zip ties from the stem an...
Page 37: ...ot be visible now it should be seated inside the steerer tube You will need to leave at least a one inch loop of headlight cable to allow the wheel to fully turn without binding Figures D 5 D 6 8 Inst...
Page 38: ...of the wheel is oriented correctly and the motor cable is connected and routed around the outside of the fender strut Figures E 5 E 8 5 Spin the front wheel to confirm that it is properly secured and...
Page 39: ...pth inspection of the brakes brake cables and housing and brake calipers Are the brakes properly adjusted If not adjust them as necessary 5 Test the shifting function of the bike and make any necessar...
Page 40: ...sunset together TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS PRO TIP Some companies have not specified torque for certain components or parts in such cases we have given an approximation or the minimum requirements For exac...
Page 41: ...m 27 44 in lb Shift Lever Twist Grip Type 1 5 Nm 2 5 Nm 13 22 in lb Selector Bolts 1 5 Nm 13 in lb Handlebar Grip Bolts Minimal torque needed to stop any grip rotation or movement DISC BRAKE SYSTEM Co...
Page 42: ...ust have one last request stay in touch We d love to hear all about your experiences and adventures with your Faraday You can reach us on our social channels HAPPY RIDING 360 Langton St San Francisco...
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