Kuberg Freerider 2016, Owner'S Manual

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OWNER’S MANUAL
BEFORE FIRST RIDE
NOTE:
If you purchased your KUBERG motorcycle at a local dealer your motorcycle may be fully adjusted and
ready to ride. If you purchased your KUBERG still in the original packing, please carefully follow the in-
structions below and any supplemental instructions in order to complete the assembly and adjustment
of your KUBERG.
UNPACKING AND ASSEMBLY
WARNING:
Failure to properly assemble and adjust your bike prior to use may result in an accident, resulting
in death, serious injury and/or damage to property. If you are uncertain about any aspect of the
assembly and adjustment of your bike, seek help from a qualified mechanic or KUBERG Customer
Service.
1
Remove your KUBERG Freerider from the box.
2
Place the motorcycle on a solid and level surface.
3
Remove all the packing materials.
4
Using the supplied Allen wrench (Allen Key), make sure the steering stem is in the forward
facing position and tighten the top and side bolts securely and evenly. Secure the handle-
bars tightly in the steering stem. Double check tightness and alignment.
5
Adjust the brake lever positions to suit the rider.
FIRST SETUP
1
Check the tire pressure of both tires and confirm that they are properly inflated. The opti-
mal tire pressure for the Kuberg Freerider is 35 – 50 PSI (2.4 – 3.4 bar) for general use and
should never exceed 50 PSI (3.4 bar).
2
Unpack the charger from its box and charge the batteries, being sure to follow the correct
charging procedure. Go to page xxx to find detailed charging instructions.
3
Compress each brake lever. The lever should not compress completely to the handlebar.
Each individual brake should hold the bike securely when you push the motorcycle against
the brake. If your brake needs adjustment, follow the instructions on page xxx. For novice
riders, adjust the front brake so it will not lock the front wheel easily. All riders should be
aware which lever operates which brake.
4
Check the chain for tightness and lubrication.
5
Set the power and torque settings to an adequate level for the rider’s experience and riding
skills. Go to page xxx to find detailed instructions concerning how to set speed limits and
different riding modes.