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electric motorcycles

KUBERG

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electric motorcycles

KUBERG

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UNPACKING AND ASSEMBLY

7.  Compress each brake lever in turn. The 

lever should not compress completely to 
the  bar  Each  individual  brake  should 
hold  the  bike  securely  when  you  push 
the  KUBERG  against  the  brake.  If  your 
brake  needs  adjustment,  follow  the 
instructions  on  page  20.  For  beginning 
riders adjust the front brake so it will not 
lock  the  wheel  easily.  Learning  riders 
should  be  aware  which  lever  operates 
which brake.

8.  For  maximum  battery  life,  always  fully 

charge  before  operating  your  KUBERG 
for  the  first  time.  (See  page  23  for 
charging instructions).

9.  While  your  batteries  are  charging, 

please  Read  Your  Owner's  Manual 
completely.

unpacking and assembly

switch plate

WARNING! 

Failure to properly assemble and adjust your bike prior to use may 

result in an accident resulting in death, serious injury and/or property damage. If 
you are uncertain about any aspect of the assembly and adjustment of your 
bike, seek help from a qualified mechanic or the KUBERG Customer Service 
Department.

WARNING!

  There  are  no  user  serviceable  elements  incorporated  into  the 

motor, motor controller, batteries, battery charger, throttle, or wiring harness of 
your KUBERG electric bike. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DISASSEMBLE OR ADJUST ANY 
OF THESE COMPONENTS. Doing so may cause extensive damage to these com-
ponents, will void your warranty, and may cause a hazardous condition. If you 
cannot  resolve  a  problem  using  this  owner's  manual,  contact  your  KUBERG 
authorized  dealer,  or  call  the  KUBERG  Customer  Service  Department  for 
assistance.

NOTE! 

If you purchased your KUBERG at a local retailer your motorcycle may be 

fully adjusted and ready to ride. If you purchased your KUBERG in the carton, ple-
ase carefully follow the instructions below and any supplemental instructions to 
finish the assembly and adjustment of your KUBERG.

1.  Remove your KUBERG from the box.
2.  Lower kickstand and place your KUBERG 

on a solid & level surface.

3.  Remove all the packing materials.
4.  Using the supplied Allen wrench, make 

sure the steering stem is in the forward 
facing position and tighten the top and 
side  bolts  securely  and  evenly.  Secure 
the  handlebars  tightly  in  the  steering 
stem.  Double  check  tightness  and 
alignment.  Adjust  the  brake  lever 
positions to suit the rider.

5.  Check  tire  pressure  of  both  tires  and 

confirm they are properly inflated to 30-
40 psi.

6.  Unpack charger from its box and charge 

the  batteries  while  thoroughly  reading 
the complete owner's manual. (See the 
Charging Instructions on pages 23).

Now your KUBERG is fully assembled, adjusted and checked. Once the batteries 
are fully charged, your KUBERG will be ready to ride safely.

SWITCH PLATE

The 'switch plate' is under the seat area and is the location for several important items, as 
follows:

Power switch

Power switch is

 

located on the right hand side

 

of the handle bars. 

Always switch the bike into Off position when stopped or parked.

Potentiometer

The 'speed dial' potentiometer allows the responsible adult to 
set the speed anywhere from 0 mph to maximum. The position 
of the speed dial is deliberately awkward to get to, and should 
only be altered by a responsible adult. A screwdriver can be 
used for any changes. It is important that all people are away 
from the bike during this operation. When you are changing 
the settings make sure the side-stand is down. After making a 
change, push the bike against the side-stand to raise the rear 
wheel. With the power on, turn the twist-grip throttle fully 
open to check the top speed. Bear in mind that the dial is not 
completely linear. Do not guess the settings. Always check 
before allowing the rider back on the bike.

Charger Port

When it's time to recharge the bike, the battery charger 
connector attaches to this port. Before attaching, ensure that 
the power is switched to the off position. Please refer to the 
battery and charging section (page 23) of this manual for more 
information

.

Magnetic kill switch

The magnetic kill switch is a safety switch that is located on 

the left hand side of the handlebar and will not allow the bike 

to operate when the red plug is not attached to it. Always put 

the lanyard on the left wrist of the rider and fasten it properly 

before each ride. Make sure that the rider has this lanyard on 

his wrist all the time he is on his bike. Make sure the Rider 

always wear certified off road helmet and goggles.

Please Note:

 All pictures are of pre-production prototypes, so could differ from the final 

production motorcycles.

owner´s manual

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Page 1: ...ERG Inc 2815 Mission Street Santa Cruz California 95060 USA Email kuberg kuberg com Phone 1 831 724 2793 Contact your dealer EU KUBERG s r o Zengrova 630 83 Ostrava Vitkovice 703 00 Czech Republic Email kuberg kuberg com Fax 420 596 628 898 www kuberg com KUBERG TM OWNER S MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...NG 26 RIDING INSTRUCTIONS SAFETY TIPS 27 Stationary learning 27 First ride 28 Learning to stand up 28 VISIT THE KUBERG WEB SITE FOR YOUR COUNTRY 29 LIMITED WARRANTY 30 2 electric motorcycles KUBERG electric motorcycles KUBERG owner s manual 31 limited warranty ther express or implied by law or otherwise including but not limited to any warranties for merchantability and or fitness for any particul...

Page 3: ... this to happen and can make the learning process very gra tifying for both the children and the adults Thanks again for purchasing a KUBERG and we hope you and your child will enjoy the ride Michal Kubanek President KUBERG Inc 30 electric motorcycles KUBERG limited warranty KUBERG Electric Dirt Bikes are warranted to the original retail purchaser to be free from defects in materials and workmansh...

Page 4: ...ycles KUBERG electric motorcycles KUBERG 29 riding instructions safety tips NOTE A common error in our view is to put children on motorcycles that are too big If the motorcycle is too large for the child they will have no leverage on the bike and be unable to develop techniques To develop correct technique the rider is better off being too big than too small correct position 4 When the rider is re...

Page 5: ...tection are necessary The venue must be flat open and safe with no obstacles of any kind The motorcycle must be set up correctly with the speed dial set to walking pace or lower 1 Ensure the power is turned off 2 While an adult supports the bike and while the side stand is down the rider can get on the bike 3 The rider now can reach back with their left foot and put the side stand to the up positi...

Page 6: ...arning riders please use these tips and instructions The riders will get the most enjoyment if they feel safe and in con trol Do not be tempted to start the riders too quickly Make sure the speed is slow to begin For first time riders this should be walking pace Stationary learning 1 Ensure the key switch is in the off position 2 Lift the motorcycle on to a stand or block so the back wheel is an i...

Page 7: ...he bike on a stand or block so both wheels are above the ground c Plug in the magnetic plug into magnetic kill switch and switch the power switch to On position d Insert a screwdriver through the speed dial hole making sure it is seated correctly e With your left hand on the screwdriver clear of the wheel and tire turn the throttle with your right hand to its fully open position f Turn the speed d...

Page 8: ... ride Pretend that you re a pilot doing a walk around of his airplane before taking off The pilot knows that his life depends on the airworthiness of his airplane the rider s life depends on the preparedness of your bike Please have your bike checked by a qualified electric motorcycles KUBERG 25 battery owner s manual owner s manual CAUTION Avoid any contact with water or other fluids while chargi...

Page 9: ...e any other battery charger you will void the warranty you may damage the batteries and you could cause a fire that would result in property damage and possible injury or death IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT CHARGING THE BATTERIES It normally takes four to six hours to fully charge your batteries from a fully discharged condition Fully charge the batteries for at least twelve hours before using your KUBERG...

Page 10: ...properly use charge and store this battery will void the warranty and may cause a hazardous situation DO NOT use this battery with any other vehicle or appliance Use of this battery with any other product will void the warranty and may create a hazardous condition that could cause a fire resulting in severe injury or death and property damage If you have any questions about this battery or its usa...

Page 11: ... cable will not slip by pulling hard on the lever a number of times WARNING KUBERG brakes are adjustable Beginning riders should have the front brake bac ked off somewhat so it does not bite too suddenly As the rider gets better the brake can be tightened up for a quicker action FRONT BRAKE ADJUSTMENT KUBERG CROSS and TRIAL E 1 Using an Allen wrench loosen the brake cable fixing bolt 2 With the wh...

Page 12: ...ides together and release the cable end from the mount 4 Loosen the axle bolts and lower the wheel away from the front forks 5 To re install the wheel reverse the above procedure and ensure the wheel is aligned correctly and the axle bolts are tight 6 Spin the wheel to ensure it is centered and spins freely REAR WHEEL REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION 1 Ensure power is switched off 2 Lift the bike onto a b...

Page 13: ...G Keep your KUBERG clean and dry Clean using the recommended procedure Check all components for tightness and adjustment including handlebars levers axles cha in brakes Check the speed dial potentiometer setting Check the tires for proper inflation Also inspect the tires for damage CLEANING Cleaning and maintaining your KUBERG correctly will provide a more enjoyable ownership and riding experience...

Page 14: ...ic chain guard It is direct drive with no gears With the motor mounted in the swing arm sus pension movement has no effect on tension However the chain does need to be checked and adjusted regular ly especially when the bike is new The chain must be checked before every ride and adjusted as necessary There should be very little slack in the chain Adjustment is done as follows 1 Ensure power is tur...

Page 15: ...not guess at changes Always check before the rider gets back on WARNING The power must be switched to the off position before attaching and plugging in the charger CHARGE INDICATOR The battery charge indicator is located on the throttle assembly and shows the state of the batteries The indi cator lights can be checked at any time to determine if the main power is off or on Always turn the power sw...

Page 16: ... the handlebars tightly in the steering stem Double check tightness and alignment Adjust the brake lever positions to suit the rider 5 Check tire pressure of both tires and confirm they are properly inflated to 30 40 psi 6 Unpack charger from its box and charge the batteries while thoroughly reading the complete owner s manual See the Charging Instructions on pages 23 Now your KUBERG is fully asse...

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