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LongCo:  User Manual V08 / 03. Mai 2019

 

 

Seite 11 von 56

 

 

1.6.3 Riding Tips 

 

Four Speed Levels  

Beginners should use speed level 1 (6 km/h) or speed level 2 (12 km/h). Speed level 3 (20 km/h) 
and speed level 4 (max speed) only if you are an experienced LongCo user.  

Braking 

Use primarily the left brake lever ,  to slow down, which is for the rear wheels.  

Reverse 

This feature should only be used by experienced LongCo users. , 

Acceleration 

Never accelerate in an uncontrolled fashion. 

Terrain/Surface changes 

Be aware that every terrain/surface change (i.e. from pavement to grass, a threshold or speed 
bump) is a potential hazard and may require a change in driving style. Do not pull up the LongCo 
handlebar when riding over obstacles. 

Steep Slopes  

 

When going downhill never exceed a speed of 20 km/h (or 45km/h for the faster LongCo Models). 
Instead, use the brakes to slow down or push the LongCo. If driving across a slope the driver must 
balance the inclination by leaning his/her body uphill.  

Added Height 

Because of the added height of the LongCo platform (and the driver’s helmet) special care must 
be taken when driving indoors, as well as through doorways, archways, under tree branches, 
signs, or other overhead obstacles. 

Visibility 

To ride safely, the rider must be able to see clearly and must be visible to others. Always switch 
on the light , when riding the LongCo at night time or in conditions of low visibility. Follow local 

legislation regarding regulations for using the LongCo at night. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Freeliner

Page 1: ...LongCo User Manual V08 03 Mai 2019 Seite 1 von 56 USER Manual Rev V08 03 Mai 2019 ...

Page 2: ...ser Manual is designed to help you learn and understand how to properly drive control the road traffic laws to observe and enjoy your LongCo while minimizing risks This manual was developed to help them Always Follow National State and local Laws The LongCo comply with the homologation in Europe for mopeds and motorcycle Category L2e There is also difference in individual countries Many other coun...

Page 3: ...urn on 11 1 6 2 Practice 11 1 6 3 Riding Tips 12 2 Preparation 13 2 1 Unfold frame 13 2 2 Unfold Rear Fender 18 2 3 Fold Rear Fender 19 2 4 Install Rear Carrier 20 2 5 Installation of heavy duty rear carrier 23 2 6 Unfold the folding stem 24 2 7 Fold the folding stem 25 2 8 Insert Remove the Batteries 26 3 LongCo Features 27 3 1 Batteries 27 3 2 Charging Batteries 28 3 3 Control Features Handlebar...

Page 4: ...lay 36 3 9 Setup Menu TFT Display 37 3 10 Speed levels and Power Mode 40 4 Consumer Information 41 4 1 Maintenance 41 4 2 Repairs 43 4 3 Warranty and Limited Liability 43 4 4 Transport 45 4 5 Storage and Care Instructions 46 4 6 Disposal 47 4 7 Troubleshooting 48 5 Inspection Plan 50 5 1 Maintenance Plan 51 6 Technical Data 54 6 1 Dimension when folded 55 7 Index 56 ...

Page 5: ...xpertise Before first ride The owner must ensure that any operator of the LongCo fully reads understands and follows all instructions in this manual A demonstration to ensure that the rider understands the operation of the LongCo is strongly advised Maximum Total Weight Payload Rear Carrier Permissible max laden Mass 250kg 550lbs à Be aware if the rider is more than 150kg 330lbs and want to use th...

Page 6: ...l or warranty claims Modifications can be dangerous and lead to serious injuries Do not open disassemble or service the battery 1 2 Where to Ride Legislation Always pay attention to the locally applicable legislation about the use of the LongCo on public roads and in public places If you are uncertain regarding your local legislation contact your local authorities or your LongCo dealer for informa...

Page 7: ...nfall or with poor visibility i e fog Wet and icy weather impairs traction braking and visibility Do not use the LongCo in water or drive through standstill water under any circumstances Do not ride on stairs escalators or through revolving doors Do not ride off curbs 1 3 Protective Gear Note Important LongCo Recommends Always inform yourself about local regulations regarding the use and wearing o...

Page 8: ... moving or turning parts Collapsible Frame Special precaution must be used with the collapsible frame especially when folding up the folding stem into the riding position as well as when folding out the platform for the riding position You risk injuring fingers hands or other parts of your body Beware of Hot Brake Discs Do not touch brake discs during or immediately after use as they can get very ...

Page 9: ...itable manner Avoid Distractions The rider should not use a cell phone listen to headphones or engage in any other activity that might distract or interfere with the ability to monitor the surroundings while driving The attention of the rider must be directed toward operating the LongCo Both Hands and Feet While driving the LongCo both hands should be kept on the handlebar and both feet should be ...

Page 10: ...rider weight see Error Reference source not found 1 6 How to Ride 1 6 1 Turn on 1 6 2 Practice 1 Turn on the battery by push the right button next to OLED Display if equipped with 2 or 3 batteries the other batteries will turn on automatically after activating one For use only one battery the other batteries can be turned off then by push the right button for 2s 2 Activate the TFT Display with the...

Page 11: ...driving style Do not pull up the LongCo handlebar when riding over obstacles Steep Slopes When going downhill never exceed a speed of 20 km h or 45km h for the faster LongCo Models Instead use the brakes to slow down or push the LongCo If driving across a slope the driver must balance the inclination by leaning his her body uphill Added Height Because of the added height of the LongCo platform and...

Page 12: ... hill B If you use a LongCo Skyliner or Freeliner Sport model and you have enough experience in riding you can also lean into the curves using following riding technic If there is a left curve you push the standing platform to the left with your left leg Make sure you push steady and smoothly not with a sudden movement If needed reduce the speed in order all 3 wheels having always contact to the g...

Page 13: ...me CAUTION Beware of Pinch point Keep your fingers hands or other parts of your body away when folding out the platform you could get seriously injured Unfold the stem and turn the front wheel so it points forward and lock the handle of the folding stem Details see chapter 2 6 1 2 ...

Page 14: ...LongCo User Manual V08 03 Mai 2019 Seite 14 von 56 With the rear wheel brake brake handle on the left side you can unfold the LongCo simply by pulling the handlebar forward 3 4 ...

Page 15: ... cable and make sure that none of the cable will be squeezed or damaged In order to arrange the cables when unfold 2 persons are needed One take care for the cables while the other one slowly lower down the vehicle to horizontal position like on the picture right side Attention don t squeeze your finger Therefore Rear All Wheel Drive can only be fold for special occasions like holidays For daily u...

Page 16: ... 16 von 56 If the LongCo is total unfolded fold down the platform and close the quick release on both sides of the frame Details see Picture 8a to 8d on next page If the quick release is not tight after it is locked then adjust the M6 Nut 7 8 ...

Page 17: ...LongCo User Manual V08 03 Mai 2019 Seite 17 von 56 8a 8b 8c 8d ...

Page 18: ...on 56 2 2 Unfold Rear Fender Next the rear fender can be unfolded The rear fender can easily be pulled up when one hand pulls out the outer part and push up the inner part Make sure the rear fender are locked in at the end position over the tire 9 ...

Page 19: ...te 19 von 56 2 3 Fold Rear Fender For transport the LongCo the rear fender can be fold back so the frame can be folded easy by just turn back over the wheel Attention The Rear Fender can only be folded when the rear carrier is removed first ...

Page 20: ...LongCo User Manual V08 03 Mai 2019 Seite 20 von 56 2 4 Install rear carrier At the end the rear carrier will be installed first the rear carrier must be pushed in the lead slot 10 ...

Page 21: ...019 Seite 21 von 56 Then back of the rear carrier will be pressed downward and push again all the way forward red arrows Rear Wheel and All Wheel Drive Models The platform is secured in addition with two M6 screws Green Arrows 11 12 ...

Page 22: ...he 4 quick release need to be inserted and tightened 2 left 2 right side The picture below you cannot see the right side anyway it is the same procedure like left side After 1 2 km travel the 4 quick release should be checked and tightened again if necessary 13 ...

Page 23: ...9 Seite 23 von 56 2 5 Installation of heavy duty rear carrier For Rider more than 150kg 330lbs the heavy duty rear carrier must be installed See more Details in the drawings below and for the assembly please ask your authorized dealer ...

Page 24: ...ng Stem height adjustable Pictures below 1 Fold the handlebar up make sure you don t get hurt and the cable is not squeezed inside the hinge 2 Push up the big lever 3 Close the lever make sure the small lever locks the big lever CAUTION Stem quick release should be always tied up 1 2 3 ...

Page 25: ...ng stem If the big lever doesn t lock hard enough the adjust Screw need to be tightened by 8mm wrench 1 For folding the big lever need to be opened for this the small red lever need to be released first 2 Push with the thumb on it and 3 then pull the big lever back 1 2 3 ...

Page 26: ...to left side 2 Make sure the battery or both batteries if installed is turned off black button located at right side of the OLED push 2s 3 Align the battery bottom with the bracket 4 Align the battery top with the bracket 5 Push the battery in the bracket use your palm and make sure you don t squeeze your finger 6 Lock the battery to the bracket turn the key to the right side and make sure the bat...

Page 27: ...Push 2s OLED Display in the middle Display Select button left side of the OLED Short Push Switch Display 2s long push Change from 5A to 2A charge current limit Charging port for use only when the battery is not installed in the LongCo located on backside of the battery The OLED Display shows Remaining capacity as bar chart M5 or M2 5A or 2A Charge current limitation Remaining capacity in on the pi...

Page 28: ...in charger to the battery LED1 turns from green blinking to red start to charge You can check the charge current at the battery s OLED Screen A E Charge until the LED1 of the charger turns from red to green and on the OLED Display 100 This can take up to 3 5h until the Battery is fully charged F Disconnect the charger from the power supply Means of the light LED1 LED1 green The battery is fully ch...

Page 29: ...ry installed left side is the empty case Anyway OnBoard always use the central charge port for charge the batteries For that reason the Charge Port on the Batteries is placed on the backside to prevent this SAFETY ALWAYS USE ONLY AN ORIGINAL LONGCO CHARGER The charge port is magnetic to ensure an easy connection with the charge cable This is why some small metallic parts can stick in the port So m...

Page 30: ... Do not put batteries in a microwave Do not expose batteries to an open flame Do not use batteries in water Do not throw batteries into the garbage for proper disposal of batteries see section Disposal If the battery cannot be charged it must be maintained by an authorized specialist Always turn off the batteries at the main switch if You store the LongCo for longer than one day Otherwise the batt...

Page 31: ...LongCo User Manual V08 03 Mai 2019 Seite 31 von 56 3 3 Control Features Handlebar and TFT Display ...

Page 32: ...e the parking brake must be activated Pull up the small black lever on the right handlebar brake lever to activate the park brake see photos Check functioning of the brake by pushing the LongCo forward while brake is activated For further theft protection you may use a motorbike lock Pull up the brake lever to release parking brake In public places be sure to park the LongCo only where parking is ...

Page 33: ...he manufacturer Customers receive 2 sets please secure the second set Hold the RFID Key in Front Lower left Corner of the TFT Display to turn on the LongCo picture 2 This works only if the batteries are turned on and at least one battery shows ON For your reference the batteries turn of after 1min if the TFT is not turned on After the Display is activated it shows the general information Now relea...

Page 34: ...ontrol UP Arrow points up Control Infomation Speed Level Battery 2 Information RFID Contact Field DOWN Arrow points down S change ODO Trip View Mode ECO Power Battery 1 Information Status Bar Actual Power Bar Setup A or B je nach RFID Chip Speed TRIP ODO View Clock Battery 3 If installed Range ...

Page 35: ...arrow right is not green Batteries can be shown as ON OFF or STBY Standby STBY means that the battery is on but not used because the voltage difference is too big It will be automatically reactivated when voltage difference is smaller than 2V and the LongCo came to a complete stop Additionally Status Bar shows some errors as rolling text from right to left o Low Voltage In approx the last 5 of the...

Page 36: ...ER Go Backward S Change view ODO or TRIP Go Forward Cruise control Activate Cruise Control only if activated in Setup with ADMIN RFID Key If the Blinker is activated and the LongCo is stopped Both blinker flash as emergency blinker Change the Display Background from Black to white and vice versa Also the complete Screen will be reset UP DOWN Reset TRIP Cruise control deactivating Push UP DOWN CRUI...

Page 37: ...e TFT Display Speed Limit Set the maximal Speed Startup Speed 1 10 Set the startup speed Auto turn off after Shutdown of the System after x min Auto Level 1 Change to Speed level 1 after Stop after XX sec Reverse One Hand Setup Push Button Down 2s time for enter Reverse Mode Language Choose the Language for the Main Screen English German French Electric Braking Electric Braking Regenerative Brake ...

Page 38: ...tor 2 3 On Off If All Wheel Drive the rear motors can be deactivated Time Set Setup the Clock Software Versions D TFT Display B Master BMS MX Motor Controller 1 2 3 Using the ECO POWER S Button to scroll through settings and select them Using the Arrow UP and DOWN Buttons the value of each setting can be changed To safe the changed settings use the red RFID Key to turn off the vehicle CAUTION If y...

Page 39: ...vel 1 Off 10s 30s 1min 2min Off Off Reverse one Hand setup On Off On On Language English German French German German Electric Braking Off 1 10 Off Off Cruise control On Off On On Brake Safety Function On Off Off Off Reverse use Horn as Beep On Off Off Off Metric or Imperial km h or mph km h km h Motor 1 Setup 1 1 1 Motor 2 3 On Off On Off Off or On Off If with All Wheel or Rear Wheel Drive the Set...

Page 40: ... 4 speed levels LEVEL 1 2 3 4 default Max Speed 6km h 12km h 20km h maximum 20 35 45 km h Power mode Power at Low Voltage Mode ECO Mode is around 70 less than the Full power POWER Mode At load voltage smaller than 42V the Low Voltage mode will be activated This mean the power and the speed are limited so the remaining energy around 5 can get as much as possible range without the Battery and the Sy...

Page 41: ...ted at any time with its adjusting screws one at the brake lever and one directly at the brake caliper The hydraulic rear brake adjusts itself Make sure the brake pads are not worn off Tire and Tire Pressure Maintain tire air pressure as stated on the tire sidewall If you exceed the tire air pressure stated on the tire sidewall you increase the risk of loss of control collisions and falls Lower pr...

Page 42: ...he payload Rider Load Table 2 Payload Rider Load Suspension Fork left right Rear Shock Main Air Chamber 70kg 154lbs 40psi 150psi 90kg 198lbs 45psi 170psi 105kg 231lbs 50psi 190psi 125kg 275lbs 60psi 220psi 150kg 330lbs 70psi 250psi max 200kg 440lbs 80psi 150psi heavy duty carrier see chapter 2 2 250kg 550lbs 90psi 200psi heavy duty carrier see chapter 2 2 Position of the two valves from the Suspen...

Page 43: ...done Tires and brake pads are not included in the warranty The warranty covers the statutory warranty period valid in the country of purchase with a maximum period of 2 years for the LongCo and 2 years or 700 recharges for the battery whichever occurs first It is restricted to the first purchaser of the LongCo The period of warranty does not extend to parts that are replaced during the period of w...

Page 44: ... the LongCo Improper maintenance or repair work Changes of any kind to the original LongCo Illegal use of the equipment Use of LongCo parts for other purposes Use in races or competitions The warranty also does not cover any paint damage or scratches normal wear and tear to parts in particular tires brake pads handles and protective coatings or any other wear and tear caused by the normal use of t...

Page 45: ...se make sure you research safety regulations in regard to the transport of Lithium batteries There might be restrictions depending on the airline you are using Limited Liability All LongCo products have been developed manufactured and sold for their intended use as detailed in the instructions They should not be used with other engines or with any other forms of propulsion or batteries other than ...

Page 46: ... combination with water o Always switch off the batteries after use Keep the keys as well as the battery keys in a safe place and keep out of reach of children at all times o While cleaning check for cracks deterioration of cables metal warping or discoloration In case of any concerns or doubts about the condition of the LongCo please contact your LongCo dealer o Do not get any oily products or oi...

Page 47: ... disposed of at special local collection points for batteries Packing Foam The packing foam is made of polystyrene and can be recycled at special local collection points Plastic Covers The plastic covers are made of Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene ABS and can be disposed of at special local collection points for recycling The LongCo also contains following materials Steel Screws axles motor compon...

Page 48: ...the brake light is on or the R Lamp on the TFT display is activated If yes then the electric switch at the right lever may be activated or is stuck in the on position on one of the brake levers Rear Brake Light Horn or Rear Blinker is not working o Remove the rear carrier and check if the electrical contact at the connection carrier to frame is clean and now small metallic pars are sucked in by th...

Page 49: ...tion restart Battery If not solved à send back to Dealer o E02 E08 E10 Internal Battery Problems à send back to Dealer o E09 Battery overcharged à discharge Battery o E11 Low Voltage due in discharge à Battery must be recharged see example picture left side o E12 To big discharge current Primary Protection à turn off Battery it will recover itself o E13 To big discharge current Secondary Protectio...

Page 50: ...ials Inspection Km Date Dealer Stamp Handover acc Handover Protocol First Inspection after 500km latest after 6 months Main Inspection every 2000km latest after one year Main Inspection every 2000km latest after one year Main Inspection every 2000km latest after one year Main Inspection every 2000km latest after one year Main Inspection every 2000km latest after one year ...

Page 51: ...use and release back without any resistance X X X Light system including brake light and blinker is working and the front light horizon is set on 40cm X X X Horn is working X X X Grips and Switches are mounted and are fixed X X X All Quick releases are tight 2xFrame Folding Stem 4x Rear Carrier Seat Post X X X Tire Tread is still ok and the tire pressure is correct X X X The Air Suspension front a...

Page 52: ...aning resistance for both sides is same X X X All Chargers are working and every Battery can be charged 58V X X Batteries are working one by one and on both brackets separate turn off one battery and system stay ON X X All Cables are placed correctly X X Display Setup is correct actual Software Version is installed Batteries are shown communication X X All speed Levels incl Reverse are working Dis...

Page 53: ...t with 90Nm Rubber Protector are installed and glued if installed X X Rear Wheel Screw is tight with 90Nm X X The handle bar end Blinker are tight mounted front and rear X X The Motor cable is placed correctly and not cracked X X Install latest software X Open Front Compartment check all cable connections X Open Rear Compartment and check all cable connections X Check all Tires carefully if there ...

Page 54: ... 39 3 44 1 47 9 39 3 44 1 47 5 42 0 42 0 46 8 50 7 42 0 46 8 50 7 Weight incl Seat Batt 51 4 55 2 60 0 63 8 60 5 65 3 69 1 52 7 56 5 61 3 65 2 61 8 66 6 70 5 Dimension ready to go 161 x 70 x 98 111cm 21cm Access Way 161 x 70 x 108 127cm 21cm Access Way Dimension Stem folded 161 x 63 x 75cm 161 x 63 x 75cm Dimension total folded 70 x 80 x 84cm 70 x 63 x 84cm 70 x 80 x 84cm 70 x 63 x 84cm Der WLTP C...

Page 55: ...LongCo User Manual V08 03 Mai 2019 Seite 55 von 56 6 1 Dimension when folded Folded Folded Handlebar Removed ...

Page 56: ...4 heavy duty rear carrier 5 23 Insurance 6 Light 11 Low Voltage 40 magnetic Charge Port 29 Maintenance Plan 51 OLED Anzeige 27 Parking Brake 32 Pinch Point 13 26 Power Level 40 Rear Shock 42 Reverse 11 RFID Key Set 33 Rim 41 Speed levels 11 40 Storage 46 Suspension Fork 42 Switch buttons 36 Technical Data 54 TFT Display 31 34 35 49 Tire Pressure 41 Tires 41 43 44 47 Troubleshooting 35 Turn On 33 U...

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