2018
USER MANUAL AND WARRANTY
Page 1: ...2018 USER MANUAL AND WARRANTY ...
Page 2: ...hicle on public roads LEGEND EBIKES also comply with the legislation in force both nationally and at European level 1 Motor assist is provided only when pedalling 2 Pedal assist is limited to 25 km h 3 The nominal power provided by the assist is 250 W maximum Royal Decree 2822 1998 Directive 2002 24 EC Directive 2004 108 EC Directive 2006 42 EC Attention Messages written in this format contain ins...
Page 3: ...e 16 MAINTENANCE Page 17 WARRANTY Page 19 PRELIMINARY SAFETY CHECKS Page 4 5 ROAD SAFETY Page 6 USE IN RAIN Page 7 NIGHT USE Page 7 SETTING THE SADDLE HEIGHT Page 10 ASSEMBLING THE PEDALS Page 11 CHARGING THE BATTERY Page 12 TURNING ON THE BIKE Page 13 BATTERY Page 17 MOTOR Page 18 ELECTRONICS Page 18 COVERAGE AND TERMS Page 19 APPLICATION Page 20 EXCLUSION Page 20 CONTENTS 3 ...
Page 4: ...e the grips are in good condition 7 Rack Make sure it is securely attached to the bike 8 Charger Use only the original charger to charge the battery If the battery is not used for a long period of time store it in a cool dry place and charge it at least once every two months Read this manual completely and familiarise yourself with it before using your LEGEND ETNA 2018 electric bicycle for the fir...
Page 5: ...d contact the point of sale where you purchased your Legend ebikes and if possible our technical service Never tamper with the warranty seal of the components or it will be voided If you purchased your LEGEND electric bicycle in an online store the bike will be sent semi assembled We recommend that you go to a bike shop or professional workshop where they can adjust the derailleurs and the brakes ...
Page 6: ...nes They mask traffic sounds and emergency vehicle sirens distracting you from concentrating on what is happening around you In addition the wires can become entangled in moving parts of the bicycle which can cause loss of control 7 Never carry anything which obstructs your view or could affect control of the bike 8 Never hold on to another vehicle to go faster 9 Do not exceed the maximum weight l...
Page 7: ... Rain affects traction braking and the visibility of the cyclist and other road users who share the road The risk of accident increases dramatically in these conditions Be especially careful when driving your bicycle in extreme rain Note that damage that occurs to the electrical system due to contact with water shall be considered as damage due to misuse and therefore will not be covered by warran...
Page 8: ...ickstand 11 Chain 12 Derailleur 13 Rear wheel 14 Motor 15 Rear mudguard 16 Saddle 17 Quick fastening 18 Controller Internal 19 Folding hinge 20 Battery Internal 21 Reverso USB 1 Iwoc 2 Handlebars 3 Brake levers 4 Folding hinge 5 Brake caliper 6 Hydraulic disk 7 Front wheel 920mm BUCYCLE PARTS 8 ...
Page 9: ...Bluetooth SCI by Ebikemotion HIGO IP67 Waterproof 32 pulses BB integrated speed sensor Real time BB integrated torque sensor AL 6061 T6 Plegable Hydraulic disc Shimano M315 Shimano Deore RD M610 30 Velocidades Shimano Deore FD M610 B Rockshox XC30 Kind Shock A5 RE 21 5 Kgs Onyx Black Titanium Grey 60 100 Km 36V 14Ah Panasonic Velo PLUSH VL 3389 SCU Smart Control Unit SCI Smart Control Interface Ra...
Page 10: ...d height The quick release system allows this operation to be carried out as many times as necessary without any effort The fixation must be firmly closed Loosen the quick release Tighten the quick release Setthesaddletothedesiredheight 1 2 3 It is important to ensure that the stem does not extend beyond the minimum insertion mark 10 ...
Page 11: ...re you have selected the right pedal for its crank we place the right pedal on the right crank indicated with the letter R right and the left pedal on the left crank indicated with the letter L left Check that the holes are free of obstacles and if possible add some grease Always screw the pedals onto the crank in the direction of pedaling Try not to force the screw as it could damage the threads ...
Page 12: ... 4 To disconnect the charger it is recommended first to disconnect the battery and then the power socket 5 With the battery fully charged the charging time is between 6 to 8 hours and will always be dependent on the use given to the bicycle 6 Electricity consumption in each battery charge is from 374 to 504Wh depending on battery model 7 Do not cover the charger or the battery during the charging ...
Page 13: ...when not using your Legend Etna for long periods of time To start the electrical system of your bicycle turn it on with the left middle button of the iWoc To do this press the power button for 2 seconds Download and consult the Ebikemotion system manuals for detailed information on how they work You can find them on our website www legendebikes com 13 ...
Page 14: ...me 1 2 3 Make sure that the hinge is fully closed and that the locking lever is correctly aligned before securing it with the latch Properly adjusted the lever closing force should be 4 8 KG or 8 8 17 6 LB Improper adjustment may damage the frame If you detect any clearances in any of the seal parts please contact qualified personnel 14 ...
Page 15: ...BATTERY REMOVAL BATTERY REMOVAL Unfold the frame by following the steps above Turn the key 180º You can now remove the battery 1 2 3 15 ...
Page 16: ... the bicycle Try them at low speed putting your weight toward the rear and squeezing the brake levers gently Excessive application of the front brake can throw you over the handlebars 2 Braking too hard can lock the wheel causing a loss of control or even a fall 3 If your bike has suspension familiarise yourself with its response when applying the brakes and weight changes 4 Check the handling and...
Page 17: ...roducts such as alcohol or turpentine An air compressor can be of great help 2 Check the condition of the tyres to ensure that they have no cuts cracks or embedded objects such as rocks glass or sticks 3 Brake pads must be close to the disk but not touching it when activating the brake lever with little force the brake must act instantly The pads must be perfectly adjusted to avoid uneven braking ...
Page 18: ... area It is very important to consider the following points 1 When used against a headwind or on a slope try to help the motor by applying more force on pedalling This will prevent the motor and or battery from heating up 2 In rainy conditions the bicycle should not be used on land where the water level covers the motor or controller 1 Do not immerse in water 2 Do not hit or open it NOTE In the ev...
Page 19: ...fore the guarantee only applies if the loss of autonomy is below 80 1 3 The 2 year warranty does not in any case cover the normal wear and tear of the perishable parts of the product These elements subject to wear and tear are the following this list is merely illustrative and is not restrictive in any case Tyres O rings Lamps Chain Air Chambers Brake Blocks Bearing Cup Races Cables and covers Sea...
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Page 21: ...SMART EBIKES C Industria 60 Nº5 Ripollet BARCELONA 08041 Phone 34 93 141 33 86 www legendebikes com info legendebikes com 21 ...
