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Warranty Information 

The Juicybike warranty is clear and simple: 

 

 

Main parts have a 

warranty

 of one year. This covers mechanical and 

electrical parts: including frame, forks, seat, motor, controller, battery and 

charger.

 

 

 

The 

warranty is subject to proper care for and reasonable use of the bikes 

 

 

Bulbs, brakepads, inner tubes, tyres, chain, cables, etc –are regarded as 
consumables

 - When replacements are required these can be purchased 

from your local cycle shop. 

 

Returns Policy (UK)

  

We hope you will be pleased with your purchase. Should you wish to return anything bought 
from us, we will be happy to refund or exchange a product provided it is in fully resaleable 
condition. Returns should be made within a reasonable time (usually 14 days) and in original, 
undamaged packaging. If we find that the product has not been returned to us in fully 
resaleable condition, we reserve the right to refuse a refund on the item, or deduct a 
reasonable amount of the original selling price from the refund. 
 

 

Any refund will cover the cost of the goods, but will exclude the non-refundable delivery 
charge. The cost and risk of returning goods is the responsibility of the customer. The 
customer should arrange their own shipping back to Juicybike and ensure that the parcel is 
adequately insured. 

Faulty Goods 

a) Faulty goods notified to us WITHIN 14 days of delivery will be collected, repaired 

or replaced, and redelivered free of charge. Note: At our discretion we may decide to issue a 
full refund instead of providing a repair or replacement. 

b) Faulty goods notified to us AFTER 14 days and within the warranty period are to 

be returned to Juicybike at the expense and risk of the customer. The customer should 
arrange their own shipping back to Juicybike and ensure that the parcel is adequately 
insured. Goods that are repaired or replaced under warranty will be re-delivered free of 
charge. Note: At our discretion we may decide to issue a refund instead of providing a repair 
or replacement.  

Terms and Conditions 

Refunds are dependant on the condition of the goods received back. Damaged or incomplete 
goods will not be refunded in full. Goods damaged as a result of misuse will be subject to a 
repair and redelivery charge. The customer will be advised of all chargeable repairs before 
such work commences. 

Repairs or replacements will be made free of charge within the warranty period, only 

where the fault is not caused by misuse of the product or through normal wear and tear. 
Goods damaged as a result of misuse will be subject to a repair and redelivery charges.  The 
customer will be advised of all chargeable repairs before such work commences. 

 

Summary of Contents for Electric bicycle

Page 1: ...juicybike User Manual Enjoy your new Juicybike and get the best from it Please take time to read this guide to ensure top performance from your bike and battery...

Page 2: ...s Quick start Delivery inspection Assembly Before riding Riding your e bike Bike storage and maintenance Lithium Polymer Battery care Warranty and returns policy Parts and servicing Technical specific...

Page 3: ...e ready to ride here s how to switch it on 1 Switch on the battery turn the key all the way to the right position 3 2 Switch on the display hold down the M button not needed on some displays 3 If you...

Page 4: ...ance the motor gives you when you pedal Walking assistance Our latest displays offer a low speed cruise setting for use only when walking alongside your bike To activate deactivate hold down the butto...

Page 5: ...hing on lights The rear light has its own battery and switch Before riding you should first read the section below Riding your e bike Switch on the front light by pushing the button for a couple of se...

Page 6: ...wrapped and protected when first put into the carton You should try to preserve the wrapping materials and the carton itself just in case you need to return the bike to us via a courier Tools Needed A...

Page 7: ...ly start with another component The Classic handlebars fit into the tube at the top of the front forks Tighten in two places through the hole exposed when tilted forward and underneath the adjustable...

Page 8: ...taches both the lamp and the top of the mudguard Pass the lamp cable through the bracket and attach to the two spade connectors Tighten the lamp using the screw at the side Tighten the two screws hold...

Page 9: ...Use the nut to pre tighten the mechanism into the recess NOT the lever 3 Fully tighten the mechanism finishing with the lever upright just beyond parallel to the forks behind the fork blade and be as...

Page 10: ...either in the bike or taken out of the bike Turn the key fully anti clockwise to unlock the battery from the bike When fully charged the light on the charger changes from red to green You should then...

Page 11: ...through the spokes you will see the inner pad adjuster This moves the inner pad closer to the disk rotor Every few months By loosening the whole calliper 1a and 1b the outer pad can be moved closer to...

Page 12: ...th the cogs Looking from the back of the bike line up the chain using the adjuster First select and line up the chain with gear 1 and then check again using the highest gear Turn the adjuster clockwis...

Page 13: ...tment is correct Brakes Test front and rear brakes whilst rolling the bike forwards both wheels should stop completely Test that there more than a finger s width between the grip and the brake lever w...

Page 14: ...in the wheels or chain Wear an approved safety helmet Riding your e bike After mounting the bicycle turn on the main switch the power display light will come on indicating power is connected Release...

Page 15: ...confidence before trying to ride on busier roads Buy a copy of the Highway Code most newsagents sell it Cycle training courses for adults and young people are run nationally For more information call...

Page 16: ...eck the tyre pressure make sure it is enough at least 40 LBs Sq Inch and preferably 50 Low tyre pressure will make the bike less efficient and damage the tyres Brake adjustment 1 Check the right brake...

Page 17: ...use the charger supplied with the bike Before charging check that the rated input voltage matches the voltage level for your country For the UK it is 240V 50 AC Don t open the charger case for any re...

Page 18: ...ybike and ensure that the parcel is adequately insured Faulty Goods a Faulty goods notified to us WITHIN 14 days of delivery will be collected repaired or replaced and redelivered free of charge Note...

Page 19: ...ish guidelines about what purchasers of electric bikes should expect from suppliers and Juicy Bike are proud to adopt that Code of Conduct as a leading UK supplier You can find the BEBA website at www...

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