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1-855-GRN-RYDE

(1-855-476-7933)

www.greenlightcycle.com

USER MANUAL - URBAN RYDER™

PARTS IDENTIFICATION DIAGRAM

Parts Identi

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1. Tektro® Front Disc Brake
2. Tire Valve Stem
3. Front Suspension
4. Front Fender
5. Front Light
6. Brake Levers
7. King Meter® LCD Display
8. Bell
9. Thumb Thro  le
10. Shi   Lever
11. Handlebar
12. Frame
13. Seat Post
14. Quick Release Seat Lock
15. Seat
16. Ba  ery Key

17. Ba ery
18. Rear Fender
19. Rear Brake Calliper
20. Tektro® Rear Disc Brake
21. Shimano ® Freewheel
22. Hub Motor by 8FUN
23. Shimano® Derailleur
24. Tires
25. Spokes
26. Rims
27. Kickstand
28. Chain
29. Controller box
30. Chain Wheel and Crank
31. Pedals
32. Front Brake Calliper

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Summary of Contents for Urban Ryder

Page 1: ... on and controls have read the User Manual are responsible for your own personal safety and accept Green Light Cycle Ltd s terms and agree to be bound by them Do not operate or ride any Power Assisted Bicycle unless you are already a competent bicycle rider The bike can quickly reach high speeds and cau on must be exercised when opera ng the Urban Ryder Carefully read this manual even if you are a...

Page 2: ...eter Setting 15 Backlight Brightness 15 Exit Settings 15 Normal Operation of E Bike 15 Power OFF 15 Speed Display 15 Pedal Assist Level Throttle Power Oﬀ On Selection 16 King Meter Display Backlight Bike Headlight 16 Distance Time Display 16 Battery Capacity 16 Display Malfunction Codes 17 Button Battery Replacement 17 Pedal Assist Thumb Throttle 17 Braking System 17 Urban Ryder Operation Pre Ride...

Page 3: ... 8 Bell 9 Thumb Thro le 10 Shi Lever 11 Handlebar 12 Frame 13 Seat Post 14 Quick Release Seat Lock 15 Seat 16 Ba ery Key 17 Ba ery 18 Rear Fender 19 Rear Brake Calliper 20 Tektro Rear Disc Brake 21 Shimano Freewheel 22 Hub Motor by 8FUN 23 Shimano Derailleur 24 Tires 25 Spokes 26 Rims 27 Kickstand 28 Chain 29 Controller box 30 Chain Wheel and Crank 31 Pedals 32 Front Brake Calliper 18 19 20 15 9 1...

Page 4: ...ery 48 Volts 13 Ah 2 x Ba ery Keys 1 x 120 Volt Charger 1 x Seat 1 x Tool Kit 5 x Hex Wrenches 2 mm 3 mm 4 mm 5 mm 6 mm 3 x Wrenches double sided 8 mm 10 mm 13 mm 15 mm 14 mm 17 mm 1 x Screwdriver double sided star slot configura on 1 x King Meter Owner s Manual 1 x Shimano Gear and Tektro Brake Data Sheets 1 x Green Light Cycle Owner s Manual Now that you have your bike out of the box and unpacke...

Page 5: ...k Release Levers are safe and convenient when adjusted properly Before riding your bicycle you must understand how they work and how to use them properly to prevent serious injury or death from a fall Quick Release Levers use a cam ac on to clamp the front wheel in place Due to their adjustable nature it is cri cal that you understand how they work their proper use and how much force is needed to ...

Page 6: ...de Fig 2 3 Tighten the round nut onto the rod so the rod threads are almost flush with the outside of the nut Be careful not to cross the threads and ghten by hand only Place the Quick Release Lever in the open posi on Have someone hold and li the bike by the handlebars to posi on the front wheel into the forks Make sure that you line up the brake disc with the brake calliper when inser ng the fro...

Page 7: ...an make the diﬀerence between safe clamping force and unsafe clamping force Install the front fender with the supplied bolts in the front forks and at the headlight Fig 2 7 3 Pedal Installa on Note L and R L le R right is stamped on the threaded ends of the pedals Fig 3 1 The pedals have opposite thread direc ons and must go on a specific side of the bike Le and right side of the bike is determine...

Page 8: ...e locked posi on Grab the seat by the saddle with both hands to a empt to rotate the seat If you are unable to force the seat out of alignment with the frame the clamp is ght enough If the seat moves out of alignment with the frame increase the tension on the adjus ng nut approximately a 1 4 turn and try again The seat height can be adjusted from 34 to 38 5 inches 863 mm 977 mm from the ground or ...

Page 9: ...rom the bike Remove the seat to slide the ba ery straight up and out of the ba ery slide using one hand on the folding handle and the other hand to hold the bike steady Install the ba ery in the reverse order of removal Ensure the top of the controller box where the base of the ba ery rests is clear of any dirt or debris Align the ba ery base so that it inserts into the ba ery slide and with the h...

Page 10: ... into a grounded ELECTRICAL circuit The ba ery can be used in any weather between 1 C to 38 C Extreme heat or extreme cold can shorten the ba ery range Try to avoid fully discharging the ba ery It may be possible a er the ba ery is discharged to turn oﬀ the bike wait a few seconds and turn it back on to get a small amount of power This pulsing turning oﬀ and on will permanently damage the ba ery L...

Page 11: ...ng Never enclose the charger or put anything Fig 7 4 Battery Charged Green LED Fig 7 5 Battery Charging Red LED on top of it when charging The charger must be well ven lated If the charger emits a peculiar smell or the temperature is too high stop charging immediately Do not drop or damage the charger Avoid any contact with water when charging your ba ery If a plug or socket gets wet dry it comple...

Page 12: ...n wet condi ons Do not submerse the ba ery in water Extending the Life of Your Ba ery To help extend the life of the ba ery assist the bike as much as possible A few ps to prolong the ba ery life during certain condi ons are as follows Always turn your ba ery key OFF a er each use as the electrical system will s ll draw minute power from your ba ery Charge the ba ery frequently If possible before ...

Page 13: ...e 30 Bu on with up down arrows and mode bu on controls the E Bike s power ON OFF programming the display and se ngs 8 Power Up Your E Bike To turn on the bike ba ery turn the key on the ba ery to the ON posi on clockwise 1 8 turn un l you hear the click and the key stops Fig 8 1 The ba ery power is now turned on Fig 8 2 Keep Break Lever Depressed WARNING DO NOT illuminate the King Meter if you are...

Page 14: ...isplay lights up hold the UP and DOWN arrows at the same me for 3 seconds the LCD will display the default se ng mode Time Se ng A er entering into the se ng mode first set the hour by using the up and down arrows Press the MODE bu on to confirm the se ng Next set the minutes using the UP and DOWN arrows Press the MODE bu on to confirm the se ng Top Riding Speed The default se ng on the top riding...

Page 15: ...e Before you turn on the ba ery power to ride the bike sit on the bike seat and assume a comfortable posi on to ride forward With the key in the ON posi on press the Mode bu on and the display will illuminate The motor is now powered Keep one hand brake depressed a er turning on the King Meter un l you are ready to ride forward When the King Meter is turned on display illuminated holding or pressi...

Page 16: ...ON King Meter Display Backlight Bike Headlight To turn the backlight and bike headlight ON and OFF hold the UP Arrow and MODE bu on together for 3 seconds Fig 11 2 Use this feature at night or in low light condi ons to illuminate the display and your headlight for safe riding Distance Time Display When the King Meter is illuminated it will display the odometer se ng ODO which is the total distance...

Page 17: ...imately 2 years A er replacing the ba ery you may need to reset the me 12 Pedal Assist Thumb Thro le With the King Meter illuminated and ASSIST set from Level 1 to 5 the thumb thro le is ac ve Fig 12 1 When pressed downward the bike will drive forward The thumb thro le delivers up to 100 of the motor power depending on how much the lever is depressed The Pedal Assist func on watches the rota on of...

Page 18: ...of Power Assisted Bicycle Controls Bell Signals to traﬃc you are there Pedals Drive the bike forward Headlight LED light controlled by pressing the Mode and Up Arrow bu ons at the same me Bike Keys Turns the ba ery electrical supply oﬀ on to the bicycle controls and locks the ba ery in place on the bike King Meter Controls the Pedal Assist speed level records trip informa on controls the headlight...

Page 19: ...ide should be in an area without traﬃc or other hazards We suggest that you ride the bike as a bicycle with no power assist turned on set ASSIST to 0 to familiarize yourself with the bike s extra weight and slow handling and stopping Test the bike s braking ability to determine your stopping distances Once you become confident in your riding and braking ability set the assist level to the lowest s...

Page 20: ...k brake calliper is s cking closed Check ba ery is charged Wire is loose or disconnected at light LED s in headlight are defec ve Check the wall receptacle move to another and retest Ba ery is fully charged Charger fuse may be burnt King Meter is illuminated does not display speed King Meter is illuminated motor will not start Thumb Thro le failure Pedal Assist works Thumb thro le works Pedal Assi...

Page 21: ...re s suggest spokes only Tires Check res for cuts or punctures and wear Tire pressure should be adjusted as per the sidewall specifica ons Chain The chain should run smoothly when clean and lubricated Lubricate the chain regularly at least every 3 months or a er a wet ride Brakes WARNING Disc brake calipers rotors and pads get EXTREMELY HOT when used SERIOUS INJURY could result from contact with a...

Page 22: ...opy of your key on file or have a way of reproducing your exact keys If you lose your set of keys you may require a locksmith to replace the complete locking mechanisms Loca ng Your Serial Number Frame Serial Number The serial number can be found at the lowest part of the frame between where the crank arms are connected Fig 13 1 on the underside of the frame Fig 13 2 The serial number begins with ...

Page 23: ...his warranty The company will not be responsible for any breakdown or losses direct incidental or consequen al damages including without limita on damages for personal injury property damage or economic losses losses direct or indirect arising in contract or in tort from any cause whatsoever including failure to follow the Urban Ryder User Manual instruc ons specifically careless handling corrosio...

Page 24: ... in your manual for your own records To ini ate your warranty please submit the following informa on online at www greenlightcycle com product registra on or mail a copy of this page to Urban Ryder Warranty Registration Green Light Cycle Ltd 6909 Antrim Ave Burnaby BC V5J 4M5 PERSONAL INFORMATION First Name Last Name Address City Province Country Postal Code Phone Email PURCHASING INFORMATION Comp...

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