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2.3 Waiver, Indemnity and Liability  

      By Consumer For Use of Goods

The regulations and compliance for the use of Goods 

including personal electric vehicles is varied around 

the World and the rules are dependent on the relevant 

jurisdiction. In most countries there are laws which 

apply to the Consumer for the use of their Goods on 

public roads and paths. For example in many countries 

(including parts of the EU) road users may only use 

their pedelec e-bike if it is limited to a speed of 25 

km/h and a power of 250W. It may be permissible in 

some countries to exceed those limits where:
•  the Goods are to be used on private property; 

and/or

•  the Goods comply with the legal requirements for 

speed pedelecs or a higher classification in that 

jurisdiction.

For some Goods we may provide you the Consumer 

with a passcode to provide power assist levels which 

will enable you to use the Goods at higher speeds and 

power levels.  It is a condition of the contract that you 

will only use the Goods in compliance with the laws of 

your relevant jurisdiction and this includes the use of 

the passcode or higher power assist levels.
It is a condition of the sale of all Goods to the 

Consumer that in relation to the use of the Goods:
•  That it is the Consumer’s sole responsibility to 

ensure that the Goods are at all times used in 

accordance with all relevant laws, regulations 

and rules (as updated or amended from time to 

time) which may vary depending on the location 

where the Goods are used;

•  That use of the Goods may not be permitted or 

lawful on public roads or paths, and public areas;

•  That, unless otherwise permitted by law, the 

Goods are to be used on private property only;

•  To defend, indemnify and hold N+ bikes and/or 

the dealer, retailer or distribution centre harmless 

from and against any and all claims (including 

negligence), liabilities, costs, expenses, losses, 

damages and settlement expenses, including 

legal costs, that N+ bikes and/or related parties 

may incur, whether directly or indirectly, resulting 

from, in connection with or arising out of any 

unlawful use of the Goods to the fullest extent 

permitted by law; and

•  To forever discharge and release N+ bikes and/

or the dealer, retailer or distribution centre and 

their  officers,  employees  and  agents  from  all 

actions, suits, causes of action, demands, claims, 

costs, losses and expenses of every description 

whatsoever resulting from, in connection with 

or arising out of any unlawful use of the Goods 

(including use in breach of any laws, regulations 

and/or rules) to the fullest extent permitted by law.

2.4 Disclaimer

There are risks associated in riding a bicycle which 

cannot be predicted or avoided. To the maximum extent 

permitted by law, N Plus Holdings Pty Ltd (trading as 

n+ bikes) and its associates, limit any liability for any 

loss caused by use of the bike or any products listed in 

this manual. It is the owners responsibility to ensure 

you are riding a bike compliant within your location 

and jurisdiction. For details of the full legal terms 

between you as customer and n+ bikes please see: 

https://nplusbikes.com/pages/terms-of-service.
Please note that to access Sport+ and Track mode 

(PAS level 4 and 5) you will be required to sign a 

disclaimer. Please see www.nplusbikes.com/pages/

ownership to access this form.

2.5 Liabilities

1. Our liability for negligence, other than for gross 

negligence, shall be limited to the maximum extent 

permitted at law.

2. We shall not be liable (on whatever legal grounds) 

for damages which may not reasonably be foreseen, 

considering the type of the relevant Order and 

Goods and assuming normal use of the Goods. The 

foregoing limitations of liability shall not apply in 

cases of wilful misconduct or gross negligence.

3. Except  as  specified  by  consumer  laws,  damage 

claims of the Consumer based on obvious defects 

of the Goods are excluded, unless the Consumer 

reports the defect within 14 days after the delivery 

of the Goods.

4. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the 

information contained within this user manual 

is correct, n+ bikes makes no warranty as the 

accuracy, comprehensiveness, or correctness of 

any material, and provides all material on an “as 

is” basis. 

5. n + bikes, including our partners, directors, officers, 

shareholders, employees, agents, contractors, and 

other third parties associated with running the 

Website, to the maximum extent permitted by law, 

disclaim all liability and responsibility for any loss 

or  damage  that  might  be  suffered  by  you  or  any 

third party caused by the Website or the Goods 

sold on it including, without limitation, loss or 

damage suffered as a result of negligence.

5/ Safety & disclaimer

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Summary of Contents for n+ Championship Edition

Page 1: ...Welcome to your n Mercedes Championship Edition eBike Prefer digital Scan the QR code for our YouTube assembly guide ...

Page 2: ...e scan the below QR code for our global service centers or head to nplusbikes com to search for a center near you For peace of mind your n Mercedes Championship Edition eBike comes with a 5 year frame warranty and 2 year warranty on parts You can find your warranty outline in section 6 WARNING This warranty does not cover incorrect assembly or installation of parts To find a recommended service ce...

Page 3: ...rnatively a local reputable bike shop 1 Your n Mercedes Championship Edition eBike 5 Riding your bike 5 1 Pedal powered assist mode 5 2 Pedal mode 2 Safety disclaimer 2 1 Safe riding 2 2 Different riding conditions 2 3 Liability and Waivers 2 4 Disclaimer 2 5 Liabilities 6 Warranties 7 Warnings 4 Comfort features 4 1 Saddle adjustment 4 2 Other modifications 4 3 Adjusting your suspension 12 12 12 ...

Page 4: ... Front Light 19 Rear Light 20 Front Suspension 1 Saddle 2 Seatpost Support 3 Power Button 4 Stem Cap 5 Handlebars 6 Head Tube 7 Front Brake Disc 8 Brake Caliper 9 Pedals 10 Motors 1 Your n Mercedes Championship Edition eBike 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 16 18 20 19 1 Your n Mercedes Championship Edition eBike 4 ...

Page 5: ...have learned and understand the safe operation of the bicycle and that you and your child have learned understand and obey not only the applicable local motor vehicle bicycle and traffic laws but also the common sense rules of safe and responsible bicycling You should read this manual as well as review its warnings and the bicycle s functions and operating procedures with your child before letting...

Page 6: ... centre and their officers employees and agents from all actions suits causes of action demands claims costs losses and expenses of every description whatsoever resulting from in connection with or arising out of any unlawful use of the Goods including use in breach of any laws regulations and or rules to the fullest extent permitted by law 2 4 Disclaimer There are risks associated in riding a bic...

Page 7: ...tube and loosely reinstall the stem cap and stem cap bolt Note before installing the handlebars onto the steerer tube ensure the cables are not wrapped around the fork c Align the handlebars with the front wheel and then tighten the screw A ruler placed against the forks can be useful as a visual alignment aid Note handlebar alignment can be adjusted later but is easiest to do at this stage 3 2 At...

Page 8: ...e smoothly and that the headset is fully compressed by holding the front brake and attempting to rock the bike backwards and forwards c Check that the handlebars are still correctly aligned with the front wheel Final adjustments can be made at this stage Once you are satisfied with the alignment tighten the handlebar integrated stem clamp pinch bolts to the recommended torque 5 6Nm following an al...

Page 9: ...x loosening the screw fix to the handlebars using a Phillips head screwdriver b Install the red reflector to the rear of the bike on the right or left seat stay fixing it to higher up so it is positioned near the bottom of the seat post refer to same method as step a c Compress the headset by tightening the stem cap bolt to 5 7Nm 3 8 Inflating tires a Remove the cap from the tire valve twist the t...

Page 10: ...Odometer Km h Single trip distance Km h Single trip time Real time speed Km h Walk Assist Mode Hold DOWN button for 2 seconds to enter WALKING MODE until you see a PAS icon on the screen The walk assist mode can only be used when the user is walking alongside the bike Battery Power Display The 5 battery bars represent the capacity of the battery 5 bars being the fullest possible battery capacity a...

Page 11: ...usbikes com to arrange technical advice Q How to deal with the error code display A Contact the e bike maintenance station in time Appendix 1 Error Code Definition 21 Power Current Abnormal 22 Throttle Abnormal 23 Motor Phase Error 24 Motor Hall Defect 25 Brake Failed 26 Undervoltage 27 Speed Sensor Abnormal 28 Torque Sensor Abnormal 29 Temperature Too Hot 30 Abnormal Communication 2 Assembly 11 ...

Page 12: ...e Your dealer can adjust saddle angle or teach you how to do it If you choose to make your own saddle angle adjustment make sure that the clamp mechanism is clamping on the straight part of the saddle rails and is not touching the curved part of the rails and that you are using the recommended torque on the clamping fastener s 4 2 Other modifications for comfort The angle of the brake and shift co...

Page 13: ...inary bike simply switch the power button to OFF position Do not remove any componentry to ride your bike in ordinary unassisted mode as this can damage your bike and motor To ride your bike Ensure your bike is charged Turn your bike s power on Start pedalling and after 2 revolutions your bike s power assist mode will commence Select the appropriate power assist PAS level by using the M button to ...

Page 14: ...d by other than a qualified bicycle service center Additional costs of transport duties and assembly disassembly All parts not specifically above mentioned are subject to wear or are consumables and are not covered by warranty including tires spokes bearings brake pads chains belts sprockets bottom brackets painted surfaces saddles handlebar tape rubber inserts bolts threads sliding bearing surfac...

Page 15: ...the bicycle is properly fitted to the child that it is in good repair and safe operating condition that you and your child have learned and understand the safe operation of the bicycle and that you and your child have learned understand and obey not only the applicable local motor vehicle bicycle and traffic laws but also the common sense rules of safe and responsible bicycling You should read thi...

Page 16: ...ll or the wheel rim If the maximum pressure rating for the wheel rim is lower than the maximum pressure shown on the tire always use the lower rating Exceeding the recommended maximum pressure may blow the tire off the rim or damage the wheel rim which could cause damage to the bike and injury to the rider and bystanders The best and safest way to inflate a bicycle tire to the correct pressure is ...

Page 17: ... 25 Nm Rear wheel nut tension 40 Nm Front wheel screw tension 11 8 Nm Crank bolts 40 3 Nm Front rear brake calliper 6 8 Nm Control clamp 4 Nm Brakes 4 5 Nm Shifter 3 4 Nm Brake disc 9 Nm Calliper mount 6 8 Nm Disc mounting bolts 6 M5 bolts 4 Nm 17 ...

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