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Recommended

Torque

Values

Hardware

Location

Torque

Required

(Nm)

Handlebar

18-20

Stem

18-20

Saddle

18-20

Front

Wheel

(For

Bikes

with

Bolt

on

Front

Wheel)

16-25

Rear

Wheel

35-40

Bottom

Bracket

Parts

35-55

Pedals

35

Disk

Mounting

Bolts

6

Disk

Caliper

Mount

10

Crank

Bolts

40

Rear

Derailleur

Cable

Pinch

6

Front

Derailleur

Clamp

7

7

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Summary of Contents for CU 500

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual CU 500...

Page 2: ...information Any person operating this bicycle should carefully read and fully understand the entire contents of the owner s manual prior to riding the bicycle If you are a parent or guardian you are...

Page 3: ...all parts are in good condition and adjusted properly prior to riding your bicycle Contact your customer service representative in the event you have difficulty or questions INTRODUCTION Your bicycle...

Page 4: ...lay Interface 12 Settings 13 Battery Capacity Motor Output USB Charging 14 Walk Mode Lighting Pedal Assistance 15 SAFETY CHECKLIST 16 17 OPERATION Sidestand Pedal Assist Level Selection 18 Pedal Assis...

Page 5: ...ist Shimano 7 Speed 40 Miles Intelligent 5 Level Pedal Assist Shimano Tourney Half Twist Throttle 27 5 x 2 4 5 6 Hours 62 Ibs 5 2 6 4 300 Ibs Battery Motor Display Derailleur Max Speed Estimated Range...

Page 6: ...Maximum Load Capactiy 300 LBS Wheelbase 46 5 inch Seat Height Total Length 34 Inches 74 inch Tires 27 5 X 2 4 Handlebar Reach 28 inch Motor 500W 5 Product Specifications...

Page 7: ...and understand your intended actions Turn on your lights even during daylight hours to become more visibile Know Your Limits Ride within the boundaries of your own skill at all times Do not ride unde...

Page 8: ...Handlebar 18 20 Stem 18 20 Saddle 18 20 Front Wheel For Bikes with Bolt on Front Wheel 16 25 Rear Wheel 35 40 Bottom Bracket Parts 35 55 Pedals 35 Disk Mounting Bolts 6 Disk Caliper Mount 10 Crank Bol...

Page 9: ...l Display Rear Brake Handle Grip Throttle Front Brake Handle Grip Gear Selector 8 Bicycle Layout Seat LED Rear Light LED Head Light Front Fork Motor Tire Rear Derailleur Motor Controller Pedal Front B...

Page 10: ...ave run through all safety checks you may now proceed to set up and operate the vehicle Familiarize yourself with all controls and settings prior to operation Increase Decrease Left Grip Front Brake L...

Page 11: ...ed to set up and operate the vehicle Familiarize yourself with all controls and settings prior to operation Fork Pre Load Adjuster Fork Rebound Adjuster Lockout WARNING Failure to familiarize yourself...

Page 12: ...urrent Motor Output Power Max Speed Trip Odometer Battery Capacity Remaining Pedal Assist Level USB Charging Activated Setting Mode Activated Error Code Displayed Lighting Activated Walk Mode Activate...

Page 13: ...ctric bike is not used for more than 10 minutes the E bike will automatically power off DISPLAY INTERFACE When the E bike is turned on the meter displays the total mileage odometer by default Short pr...

Page 14: ...nd hold the and buttons simultaneously to confirm and exit if you do not wish to continue to adjust other settings 13 Press the button to change between Imperial and Metric Units KM H will display met...

Page 15: ...communicating to the user that they should cease power assisted operation immediately and charge the battery as soon as possible Digital Display Operation MOTOR POWER OUTPUT The current power output...

Page 16: ...re walk mode LIGHTING ON OFF Press and Hold the Increase button for 2 seconds The dash backlight will turn on the front headlight will illuminate Press and Hold the Increase button for 2 seconds again...

Page 17: ...steering o Ensure the handlebar is set correctly in relation to the forks and the direction of travel Chain o Ensure the chain is lubricated clean and runs smoothly o Extra care and frequent cleaning...

Page 18: ...e the Shock mounting bolts are secure and to torque specification o Ensure the headlight is securely mounted and fully functional o Ensure the tailight is functional and brake light flashes when brake...

Page 19: ...nd power level 5 is the maximum level of pedal assist power The motor power provided using throttle only operation is the same regardless of power level setting Operating your E Bike at higher power l...

Page 20: ...1 or higher and you are pedaling your bicycle your E Bike will provide pedal assistance via the motor When the E Bike power is on and the power level is set to 0 or the power is off the motor will no...

Page 21: ...current gear selection is indicated by the numbered dial on the switch contols Extend your fingers over the brake lever Pull lever toward the grip to actuate brake The brake lever will slow the vehic...

Page 22: ...crease the amount of force required to compress the spring making the suspension less firm Your E Bike has shock and fork preload adjustment capability Bicycle Operation SUSPENSION PRELOAD ADJUSTMENT...

Page 23: ...after compression Your E Bike has fork rebound adjustment capability with 8 levels of adjustment and a fork lockout setting where the fork will not compress at all _ Front Fork Rebound Dampening Adjus...

Page 24: ...the key Failure to remove the key before riding may damage the key and or lock Check that the battery has been properly secured to the bike before each use by pulling upward on the battery to ensure...

Page 25: ...e the charging light on the DC charger While charging the LED light on the charger will remain red in color During charging the charger may become warm to the touch Charging normally takes 6 9hours ho...

Page 26: ...r Extending Range and Battery Life Do not climb hills steeper than 15 grade Avoid throttle only operation Pedal to assist the motor when climbing hills and accelerating from a stop Avoid sudden starts...

Page 27: ...econnect 2 Tighten or replace 3 Secure or replace 4 Repair or replace Reduced range 1 Low tire pressure 2 Low or faulty battery 3 Driving with too many hills headwind braking and or excessive load 4 B...

Page 28: ...y necessary repairs After a fault occurs the electric bike will not function normally It is highly suggested that you take your e bike to a skilled technician for diagnosis and repair Troubleshooting...

Page 29: ...E Bike on a rack that is not designed for the size and weight of the bike Wide tires as used on your E Bike cannot fit into all bike racks please select an appropriate rack for the width of tires on y...

Page 30: ...ike The following bulleted list provides important tips for the safe operation of your E Bike when carrying cargo Plan your route accordingly as hill climbing ability steering and braking are all impa...

Page 31: ...r water 7 If the hub and bottom bracket bearings have been submerged in water they should be removed and re greased This will prevent accelerated bearing deterioration 8 If the paint has become scratc...

Page 32: ...brake free play adjust or replace Inspect fork mount torque inspect for fluid leaks Inspect shock mount torque inspect for fluid leaks Inspect throttle operation lubricate Inspect mounting torque lubr...

Page 33: ...Maintenance Log Mileage Date Maintenance Performed Mileage Date Maintenance Performed 32...

Page 34: ...GENUINESCOOTERS COM 2700 W Grand Ave Chicago IL USA...

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