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1. Saddle

2. Seat Post

3. Quick Release Seat Clamp

4. Battery

5. Power Cable

6. Rear Hub Motor

7. Fender

8. Rim

9. Tyre

10. Rear Derailleur

11. Stem

12. Head Set

13. Handlebar

14. Gear Shifter

15. Brake Lever

16. Fork

17. Disc Brake Pads

18. Disc Brake Rotor

19. Quick Release Front Hub Axle

20. Bottom Bracket

21. Crank Set

22. Chain

23. Pedal

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Summary of Contents for Bike One 2021

Page 1: ...1 Hermansen E bikes Owners Manual Hermansen Bike One Single speed e bike Hermansen Bike Ten 10 speed e bike August 2021 ...

Page 2: ...2 Bike One ...

Page 3: ...3 Bike Ten ...

Page 4: ...ou are ever unsure of how to maintain your e bike please consult a qualified bike mechanic for expert advice We recommend having your e bike inspected and serviced by a qualified bike mechanic regularly Please keep the manual in a safe place for future reference We continuously update and improve our e bikes and we may provide supplementary pages in the future to ensure you have the most up to dat...

Page 5: ...8 Before your first ride 9 9 Before every ride quick check 10 10 Quick releases 13 11 Riding position 13 12 Braking system 16 13 Gear 17 14 Chain 17 15 Wheels and tyres 18 16 Carrying cargo 18 17 Transporting your e bike 19 18 Electrical system 19 19 Battery range and precautions 20 20 Service and maintenance 21 21 Torque settings 22 22 Warranty 24 ...

Page 6: ...Rear Hub Motor 7 Fender 8 Rim 9 Tyre 10 Rear Derailleur 11 Stem 12 Head Set 13 Handlebar 14 Gear Shifter 15 Brake Lever 16 Fork 17 Disc Brake Pads 18 Disc Brake Rotor 19 Quick Release Front Hub Axle 20 Bottom Bracket 21 Crank Set 22 Chain 23 Pedal 1 2 4 3 7 6 5 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 22 19 23 21 ...

Page 7: ...ility if any errors or inaccuracies appear within Please regularly visit our website www hermansencph com and check the download section to view and download the latest version of the manual Note that the first assembly and adjustment of your bike and subsequent service and maintenance requires special tools and technical expertise If you are uncomfortable performing any of the listed tasks please...

Page 8: ...age to the bike risk injury and void your warranty on the e bike Pay attention to the maximum permissible total weight total weight of fully assembled EPAC rider equipment and luggage which is 110 kg If you carry cargo or extra weight make sure the bike is stable and is within the maximum permissible total weight DANGER If luggage is not properly handled and secured sudden shifts in load while rid...

Page 9: ...rn or pass Think about your own visibility and avoid entering vehicle blind spots Make sure your lights are working properly Reflectors should be clean unbroken and mounted correctly Use a bell horn or your voice to indicate your intention to pass and do so in advance so as not to startle the rider you are passing Make sure you always wear appropriate clothing for example bright colours and reflec...

Page 10: ...tyres Check the tight fit of quick releases and all important bolts and nuts Check the tyre air pressure You will find the required air pressure at the sidewall of the tyres Do not exceed the minimum and maximum air pressure Make sure that tyres and rims are free from damages cracks and deformations DANGER A worn or damaged Rim may fail without warning and cause the rider to crash Gear Shifter app...

Page 11: ...n severe accidents Check the tight fit of quick releases thru axles and bolts even if you parked your e bike only shortly at an unattended place Do not ride your e bike with untightened quick releases Brakes Check the brake system for tightness or bent cable housings before every ride Vigorously pull the brake lever The levers should stop just before reaching the handlebar Test your brakes by stan...

Page 12: ...ble Check all control Cables and Housings for rust kinks and fraying They should be replaced if damaged ATTENTION The Chain endures huge tension forces from pedalling making it important to regularly check it DANGER If the Rear Derailleur is malfunctioning do not use the highest and lowest gears of the Rear Cassette since the Chain or Wheel may get jammed which can cause damage to the e bike or in...

Page 13: ...the lever no longer rotates it is clamped properly Check the tightness of the wheel lift the wheel several inches off of the ground and give the top of the tyre a little whack A securely fixed wheel should remain in the frame When tightened on Wheels the Quick Release should emboss the Fork Dropouts DANGER Quick Releases are very convenient but many accidents occur because of misuse Improper adjus...

Page 14: ... not the case position the saddle lower DANGER Do not raise the Seat post above the minimum insertion line etched on the post Doing so may result in post frame failure and serious injury If proper saddle height cannot be achieved without raising the post above this line you need a longer Seat post Because the battery mount is fixed to the seat post and the battery cable has a certain length it mig...

Page 15: ...and handlebar adjustment The height of the handlebar affects the pressure on your hands and your back posture and has a substantial impact on your ride comfort The advantages of an upright seating position are less strain on the wrist arms and neck The disadvantage is a higher load on the saddle Outstretched seating position advantages are less load in the saddle more efficient power transfer more...

Page 16: ...ust be bedded in for optimum braking performance and low wear Bedding in your brakes is the process of preparing new disc rotors or pads for heavy use by transferring material from brake pads to the rotor through a careful heating cooling cycle which results in smoother brake operation and improved braking power The bed in process also sculpts the pad and rotor so that they mirror each other which...

Page 17: ...adjustments can cause serious mechanical damage Should you have any problems with the gear please contact an experienced bike mechanic After a crash accident or transport damage you should get the gear checked by a specialist 14 Chain Chains are wear parts but the rider can affect their service life Make sure you regularly grease the chain particularly before riding in the rain Chains of derailleu...

Page 18: ...ands are located between the inner tube and rim must be replaced immediately In extreme cases damage to the tyres can result in the inner tube bursting suddenly causing a crash 16 Carrying cargo Hermansen Copenhagen offers a custom designed front rack as a piece of add on equipment for the e bike The maximum approved load capacity of the Hermansen Copenhagen front rack is 10 kg Ensure that when ca...

Page 19: ...be transported on trains and public transportation like conventional bicycles Please check with the rail or public transport operator for specific requirements Some operators require you to pre book a space and buy a separate ticket for the pedelec Some allow travel with your pedelec only during off peak hours Some require a cover to be placed on the pedelec Airplane Batteries used on pedelecs are...

Page 20: ...ery must neither be charged nor used For more information about the electrical system please consult the Electrical System Manual that was provided with your e bike The manual can also be found at our website www hermansencph com in the download section For any enquiries about the electrical system please get in touch by email support hermansencph com or by phone 45 26362637 19 Battery range and p...

Page 21: ... the battery to humid environments or water Do not put excessive pressure on the battery Do not put the battery in metal powder or ionized environment If you re going to stop using the bike for more than a month charge the battery before storage Charge the battery at least every three months to keep the battery capacity Never fully drain the battery and never leave it uncharged for a prolonged per...

Page 22: ... lever stroke and position to the rim Check pad thickness and tightening torque Replace if worn Replace if worn Brake cable housings Visual check for tightness Rims Check wall thickness wear indicator inspect for cracks replace if necessary At the latest after the second set of brake pads replace if worn Chain derailleur gear Check and lubricate if required Check wear and replace if necessary If d...

Page 23: ... Caliper Mount 55 70 6 2 7 9 63 81 Wheels Compoment Ibf In Newton Meters Nm Kgf cm Free Hub Body 305 434 34 5 49 352 499 Cassette Sprocket Lockring 260 434 29 4 49 299 499 Rear Axel Nuts 222 5 25 255 Drivetrain Compoment Ibf In Newton Meters Nm Kgf cm Pedal into Crank 307 34 7 353 Crank Bolt Spline and Square Spindels 300 395 33 9 44 6 345 454 Bottom Bracket External Shell 610 700 40 50 702 805 Bo...

Page 24: ...is a wearing part The electronic components within are subject to the statutory warranty of two years We guarantee that the battery still has a capacity of 60 after two years or 500 charge cycles depending on which occurs first Damage caused by for example wear failure to maintain and care for the e bike crashes excessive strain caused by excess loads incorrect assembly and handling tuning or any ...

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