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Maintenance and Inspection

i. Squeeze the spokes together to check the spoke tension. Spokes should flex slightly and return to their 
original position.
See your local bike shop for wheel truing and spoke replacements if necessary. Tighten any loose spokes with a 
spoke wrench.
b. Check forks for damage and air pressure (if applicable).
i. The fork legs should move freely. Check the seals where the stanchions enter the lower legs of the forks. 
These seals can wear over time, and if not kept clean can damage the fork stanchions as well.
c. Check cassette and chainring for wear/damage.
i. Ensure the chain flows freely around the front chainring and each gear in the rear. Inspect the teeth in the 
front chainring as well as each individual cog in the rear. It is typical for grease and dirt to build up along the 
sides of the chainring, cassette cogs, and pully wheels on the rear derailleur.
ii. Use a bicycle degreaser or chain cleaner and a brush to clean and degrease the chain and drivetrain 
components. Re-Lube with bicycle specific chain lube, and wipe off excess.

5- General Safety Tips
a. The user assumes the responsibility for the risk of injury or death as a result of riding or using  products. It is 
the responsibility of the user to know and obey all local laws, rules, and regulations regarding the use of electric 
assisted bicycles.
b. Always wear an appropriate helmet when riding. 
c. Your bike is designed for use by persons 16 years of age and older. Always follow local laws and regulations 
regarding age restrictions and the use of electric bicycles.

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Summary of Contents for GONPED

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL 2022 GONPED E BIKES GONPED E BIKE OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...ek the assistance of your local bike shop with assembly The E BIKES are designed for all terrian riding but also for regular on road riding Please do obey all laws and regulations regarding Electric A...

Page 3: ...responsibility of the rider As with all mechanical components the bicycle is subjected to wear and high stresses Different materials and components may react to wear or stress fatigue in different way...

Page 4: ...anytime the bike is stored or is left unattended to prevent unauthorized use or accidental engagement of the motor Keep out of reach of children Failure to remove the battery may result in serious inj...

Page 5: ...ike shop about brake options and adjustments according to your specific needs Disc brakes come with sharp edges that can cut you make sure you or any other people take extra caution when touching it i...

Page 6: ...e ride Never ride a bike with damages or deffects get it repaired or turn to local bike shops for repair Tire inflation Make sure to check tire pressures using a tire pressure gauge The tires should b...

Page 7: ...If it s bent too much you need to raise the saddle If you have to rock your hips to reach or can t easily reach you must lower the saddle Ensure that the saddle is straight and level Seat and seat po...

Page 8: ...wear Over time and due to use the frame and its components can fail The environment and type of riding the bike is subjected to can greatly reduce its useful lifespan If proper care and maintenance ar...

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Page 10: ...kes com 2 Remove all bubble wrap and other packaging materials and place them back in the box 1 You will need 6mm Hex key 1 Pls remove the bike from the box carefully a Remove the front wheel and fron...

Page 11: ...left and right to fix the front wheel 4 Installing the handlebar a Using a 6mm Hex key remove the 4 screws from the front of the stem and remove the bracket b Place the handlebar on the stem then put...

Page 12: ...r R on them indicating Left and Right b Put a small dab of grease on the threads of each pedal before inserting into the crank c The right side is threaded normally and the left is reverse threaded Th...

Page 13: ...en t used the bike for a few months b To charge the battery remove the rubber plug from the side of the bike Plug the charger into the power outlet and wait until the light on the charging unit is ill...

Page 14: ...rials and surfaces iv During normal use you can charge it after every ride regardless of battery level there is no battery memory and therefore consistent charging won t damage the battery v The charg...

Page 15: ...tery in a cool place colder than 65 F For best results do not store for longer than 4 months without cycling the battery use it to de charge then re charge to 20 2 Powering the Unit On a Make sure the...

Page 16: ...rrect side of the roadway with flow of traffic 6 Always wear bright color and reflective clothing 7 Ride single file if riding with others 8 Obey all traffic laws and regulations and traffic signals 9...

Page 17: ...damage b Check the brakes ensure brakes have adequate power and appropriate amount of brake pad remaining c Check that wheels are straight and turning freely Ensure spokes are consistently tight d Ch...

Page 18: ...th in the front chainring as well as each individual cog in the rear It is typical for grease and dirt to build up along the sides of the chainring cassette cogs and pully wheels on the rear derailleu...

Page 19: ...dden situations as well as respect and obey the local laws governing bicycle and electric bicycle use e If you have an impairment or disability consult your physician before riding any bicycle f Turn...

Page 20: ...3 Replace batteries4 Inflate tires to recommended pressure5 Adjust brakes and or rim 4 Bicycle has intermittent power 1 Loose connectors2 Loose fuse3 Damaged wires 1 Check all connectors2 Check fuse c...

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