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         NOTE

Regular and properly implemented care measures serve to maintain the value of FREERIDE X2 HUB and 
are important prerequisites for the recognition of warranty claims.
Corrosion due to lack of care or winter operation is not guaranteed!!!

-Paint, rubber and plastic parts shall not be treated with aggressive or penetrating cleaning or solvents. 
This can lead to damage.
-Do not use a pressure jet for cleaning!
-The high water pressure can cause severe damage to electronics, tires, warehouses, seals.
-Use a soft, moist cloth to wash.
-Do not wipe dirt with dry cloth, as otherwise scratches in the paint
arise.

Care

The electric scooter should be maintained regularly and if necessary with commercial, pH -neutral and 
non -aggressive preservatives and care. Treat parts at risk of corrosion regularly with preservatives and 
care products, but especially in winter.

16. Instructions

17. Technical data

16

Model
Motor
Battery

Range per charge
Max speed

N.W/G.W
Max load

Frame material
Dimension(LxWxH)

Tire size
Headlight
Taillight
Number plate light
Horn
Mirror
Speedometer
Suspension
Brake system

Charge time

FREERIDE X2 HUB

2500W dual motor (F/R)

60V 20Ah lithium battery

8-11hours

55km

45km/h

Hight-tensile steel for battery box,Alloy for front and rear arm-swing

1300 x 640 x 1280mm

44.8/49.8KGS

95KGS

90/65-6.5 e-mark approval

LED 12V e-mark approval
LED 12V e-mark approval
LED 12V e-mark approval

12V e-mark approval

e-mark approval

LCD digital display

Single shock / dual shock  (F/R)

Disc brake (F/R)

Summary of Contents for X2 HUB

Page 1: ...INTRODUCTION E SCOOTER ELEKTRO ROLLER Photo and equipment variations FREERIDE X2 HUB Manual FREERIDE X2 HUB ...

Page 2: ...issioning 7 1 Connect battery and controller 7 2 Mount seat 7 3 Mount licence plate and plate light 7 4 Fold 7 5 Sidebar 7 6 Ignition 7 7 Horn Light Mirror 8 Battery 8 1 Fuse 8 2 Battery capacity Type 8 3 Use of batteries 8 4 Charging device 8 5 Charging 8 6 Maintenance and instructions for charging batteries 9 Tacho 10 Starting and driving 11 Brakes 12 Tyres and wheels 13 Guarantee conditions 14 ...

Page 3: ...sing the device Symbols used Important information for your safety is specially marked Please follow these instructions to avoid injuries and damage to your FREERIDE X2 HUB Warning Warn of health hazards and indicate possible injury hazards NOTE Indicates possible hazard to FREERIDE X2 HUB or other objects Non compliance may lead to the conclusion of guarantees NOTE Highlights tips and information...

Page 4: ...s risk by using different safety standards such as wearing a helmet goggles gloves elbow and knee protectors and appropriate footwear Do not use the scooter on smooth oily or unpasteurised surfaces Do not drive under the influence of alcohol and or drugs Avoid uneven substrates impact holes cracks in the pavement and other obstacles If wet note the increased risk of slipping and falling The device...

Page 5: ...ect position as picture then tighten all M8X25 scews 2 Place the handlebar to clamp bottom and attach clamp cap as picture adjust correct angle and tighten all screws M8X20 3 Open holder of the display as picture onto handlebar adjust correct position and tighten all screws on the holder NOTE Push the handlebars gently into the vertical position until you feel that the mechanism is pressed make su...

Page 6: ...troller device Please disconnect the battery plug while you replace or take out fuse Please make sure the fuse insert the end of safe valve or it may cause the broken of fuse and safety valve after short driving 7 2 Mount seat Insert the seat post to bottom tube as Don t forget put seat safe PIN as safe PIN was insert as NOTE XT90 for rear motor controller XT60 for front motor controller 3 2 1 ...

Page 7: ... force can be adjusted by adjusting the nut to the quick lever Warning An unscrewed quick release lever can be opened again This could allow the saddle to slide down during the ride Heavy falls can be the result 7 3 Mount licence plate and plate light Find licence plate and screws for fixing tighten two screws see arrow a as follow picture shows You will find the light for licence plate on rear fo...

Page 8: ...s down making sure you do not hurt yourself Turn the handlebars over until you feel the mechanism is pressed In order to make scooter locked as foldable make sure insert safe PIN at position 7 5 Sidebar Attention in the case of unplugged main stands the current is completely interrupted by a safety switch as picture This is for your safety and is mandatory for road traffic authorisation The roller...

Page 9: ...ht mirror onto correct position NOTE Remember to take out key of steering lock whether steering lock is open or close otherwise keys will be easy lost 8 Battery 8 NOTE EEC street models without lights button front and rear light must keep long bright status while ignition key is power on as new EEC transport rules The EEC STREET models are equiped Lithium batteries with water proof box NOTE Import...

Page 10: ...New batteries must always be fully charged the first five times The more you charge your batteries the better They save batteries if they are not discharged below 20 residual capacity Never charge batter ies at minus degrees let the batteries at minus degrees warm up to room temperature before charging them This considerably prolongs the service life 8 4 Charging device In order to prevent risks o...

Page 11: ...tom of the vehicle The status display on the charger will be red to indicate that the charging process has started If you switch the display to green you can remove the charger from the scooter You can use the scooter now Don t recommend to charge the batteries all over of nights Don t recommend to charge the batteries over 12 hours Recommend to disconnect the charger when you go out in a long tim...

Page 12: ...s closed e g in winter Always recharge your battery every three months at the latest When the vehicle is restarted after a longer service life e g after a winter break the battery should be connected to the charger for a complete charging Duration of charge The battery is fully charged with the supplied charger with 2 0 A charging power in approximately eight hours The battery should be fully char...

Page 13: ...ode 4 ODO TRIP 4 Motor mode adjustment Power shows max speed 45km h with two motor walking ECO shows half of speed with one motor working and Walk a symbol of walking man on screen shows walk speed around 6km h Mode can be changed by pressing UP or DOWN button NOTE Manufacturer already setted all functions and data please DO NOT change anything uncorrect setting could lead to serious error if happ...

Page 14: ... the engine in the short term when the brake lever is pressed Attention The front brake can react very directly Practice braking on a flat and dry surface to familiarize yourself with the braking system The brake path depends on the driver s weight weather and surface A quiet of the brakes is nothing to worry about The brake lining should then be applied slightly In the case of hard quality brake ...

Page 15: ...turer 2 By installing spare parts in the context of a warranty case the warranty period running from delivery of of the vehicle to the customer shall not be extended 3 The warranty shall be without prejudice to wear and tear arising from normal use as well as wear and tear resulting from improper handling and use Oxidation and corrosion are caused by environmental influences and do not constitute ...

Page 16: ...connectors have a wavelength contact The brake arches are not correctly adjusted and release the brake contact The engine ran hot Batteries have reached the end of their life or poor polarity among themselves These should be replaced by a new battery pack The charger is no longer functioning properly The connection cable from the charging box to the control unit is no longer properly connected The...

Page 17: ...ained regularly and if necessary with commercial pH neutral and non aggressive preservatives and care Treat parts at risk of corrosion regularly with preservatives and care products but especially in winter 16 Instructions 17 Technical data 16 Model Motor Battery Range per charge Max speed N W G W Max load Frame material Dimension LxWxH Tire size Headlight Taillight Number plate light Horn Mirror ...

Page 18: ...or correct seat if applicable adjusting and greasing Point 2 Brake system functional test if applicable Adjust check brake linings see paragraph 1 Check tyre air pressure and if necessary correct test drive after maintenance Control of operational safety Load battery with the supplied charger Check and adjust cable trains Check and tighten buffer bearings Point 3 The two brake linings should then ...

Page 19: ...19 Service 18 If you have any questions or need spare parts and accessories please contact your dealer or our online store at the following ...

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