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5.3 Definition of Tampering and Recommendations 

Modifications to any part of your bike, such as the fork or frame, may make that part or the entire bike un-

safe. A poorly installed or modified component can increase the stress on all other parts, greatly increasing 

their chance of failure. Modifications can also adversely affect the handling of your bike, resulting in loss of 

control, falls and serious injury. Please do not add, remove, or modify parts of your bike in any way before 

consulting with a trained bike technician. We recommend you consult with us at before you make modifica-

tions or add parts, in order to confirm their safety and compatibility with your bike. 

Warning

Category 2

Components which can only be replaced after approval from the bicycle manufacturer

Frame

Hubmotor Wheel

Brake Shoe

Bottom Bracket

Fork9

Brake System

Luggage Carrier

Category 3

Components which can only be replaced after approval from the bicycle or component manufacturer

Cranks

Wheel without Hub Motor

Tires3

Brake System4

Chain | Belt¹

Rim Tape

Mechanical Brake Cables

Handlebar5

Seat Post Headlight²

Saddle Headlight²

Hydraulic Brake Cables

Stem5

¹at original width

²maximum variation from original should not exceed 20mm

3at orginal ETRTO specifications only

4for drum, disc and roller brakes

5without alterations to the handlebar and stem

Category 1

Components which can only be replaced after approval from the bicycle manufacturer/ electronic system provider

Motor

Controller

Electric Cables

Battery

Sensors

Controls on the Handlebar

Display

Battery Charger

Category 4

Components which can be replaced without approval

Headset

Inner Tubes

Shifting Inner & Outer Cables

Kickstand

Pedals¹

Chainring

Dynamo

Grips4

Derailleurs

Front Light

Cassette | Freewheel | Cogs3

Front Reflector

Shifters

Rear Light

Chaincase

Rear Reflector

Mudguards²

Spokes

Wheel Reflectors

Belt Drive Ring

¹at the same width as the originals

²only the same size as the originals and mounted at least 10 mm distance from the tire

3when the cogs are the same as the originals

4only with a screw clamp

Recommendations & Maintenance

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Summary of Contents for Metro 750

Page 1: ...Metro 750 PLEASE READ ME FIRST www magnumbikes com...

Page 2: ...tem Assembly 04 2 2 Assembly of the Pedals 05 2 3 Seat Posistion 06 2 4 Saddle Height 07 2 5 Saddle Adjustment 07 3 Battery and Charger 3 1 Overview 08 3 2 General Remarks 08 3 3 Installing and Removi...

Page 3: ...rt This manual is intended as a general overview of your new E bike and is therefore not an extensive refer ence For technical support including information about service maintenance and repairs pleas...

Page 4: ...atpost 18 Controller 25 Quick Release 5 Rear Derailleur Protector 12 Saddle Quick Release 19 Front Disc Brake 26 Tire 6 Rear Derailleur 13 Battery 20 Adjustable Stem 7 Carrier 14 Chain 21 Front Light...

Page 5: ...Prowheel Brakes Hydraulic Disc Brakes Derailleur Shimano 7 speed Freewheel 7 speed Tires 26 x 2 4 Front Light Integrated and controlled from the display Rear Light Integrated and controlled from the d...

Page 6: ...ghten the two side facing screws as shown below 5mm Screw for adjusting the handlebar position 3 Move the handlebar up or down to adjust to the desired angle then tighten the rear facing screw at the...

Page 7: ...he R marked pedal is for the right when facing the forward direction For attachment to the crank tighten clockwise The L marked pedal is for the left For attachment tighten counterclockwise when facin...

Page 8: ...d handlebar height should be adjusted to the body size of the rider The saddle height is correct if the leg is near full extension while the foot is resting flat on the pedal in the bottom position of...

Page 9: ...eat post is always inserted into the seat tube beyond this line the line must be inside the seat tube Loosen the quick release lever at the top of the seat tube determine the appropriate saddle height...

Page 10: ...e or replacement In the unlikely case that the battery catches fire do NOT attempt to put it out with water Use sand or anoth er fire retardant instead and call emergency services immediately 3 3 Inst...

Page 11: ...ce showing real time information To turn the display off press and hold the power button until the screen goes blank The display will turn off automatically if no operations are performed within the s...

Page 12: ...wn Changes the level of pedal assist during riding and switches functions in display settings Mode Function Switches interface functions and enters into the display settings Walk Assist Indicator Erro...

Page 13: ...icated by a blinking BOOST icon When PAS level is empty it means pedal assist is off PAS levels do not switch in cycles Meaning after reaching the BOOST level pressing the up arrow will NOT cycle the...

Page 14: ...speed MAX How to change speed readout 4 Display Trip Odometer Range Short press the M button to switch from TRIP ODO RANGE on the display The cycle order is TRIP AVG ODO MAX then RANGE AVG After 5 se...

Page 15: ...put from the motor pedal assist will be disabled The PAS level is displayed as OFF or 0 To get out of low voltage mode the battery will need to be charged Walk Mode Wehen speed is below 3mph long pres...

Page 16: ...setting will blink Short press the arrow buttons to find the setting option you want then long press the M button to set the option Long press the M button again to exit to the previous page In settin...

Page 17: ...Display 15...

Page 18: ...of throttle Check throttle 0x23 shown at speed Failure of motor s phase wire Check motor 0x24 shown at speed Failure of the motor s hall Check controller 0x30 shown at speed Communication failure Che...

Page 19: ...ing keep the bike in a location where it will be protected from snow rain sun etc Snow and rain can cause the bike to corrode Ultraviolet rays from the sun can cause unnecessary fading of paint or cra...

Page 20: ...Grease Pedal Bearings X Check Hub Bearings X Check Headset Bearings X Check Bottom Bracket Bearings X Replace Brake Pads X Replace Brake Cables X Replace Tires X include welds for fissures depends on...

Page 21: ...mponent manufacturer Cranks Wheel without Hub Motor Tires3 Brake System4 Chain Belt1 Rim Tape Mechanical Brake Cables Handlebar5 Seat Post Headlight2 Saddle Headlight2 Hydraulic Brake Cables Stem5 at...

Page 22: ...mbikes info magnumbikes com 323 375 2666 Stay Connected 6 Warranty Your Magnum E bike comes with a limited warranty Please visit www magnumbikes com or your local Mag num dealer for details Bike must...

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