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Page 2: ...ck Release 14 G Bicycle Suspension 15 H Pedals 16 I Tires and Tubes 16 J Lighting System 17 Section 6 BATTERY MANAGEMENT A Battery Warnings 18 B Prior To Charging 18 C Charging Instructions 19 D Charg...

Page 3: ...pack in place as it may affect performance 1c GENERAL WARNING Like any sport bicycling involves risk of injury and damage By choosing to ride a bicycle you assume the responsibility for that risk so y...

Page 4: ...ave all the other required and recommended safety equipment See Section 3 It s your responsibility to familiarize yourself with the laws of the areas where you ride and to comply with all applicable l...

Page 5: ...application and rider weight shifts nuts Check Section 5 to make sure Riding with an improp erly adjusted wheel quick release or axle nut can cause the wheel to wobble or disengage from the bicycle an...

Page 6: ...on your feet and will grip the ped als Never ride barefoot or while wearing sandals Bright visible clothing that is not so loose that it can be tangled in the bicycle or snagged by objects at the sid...

Page 7: ...lutely necessary Bicycle reflectors are designed to pick up and reflect streetlights and car lights in a way that may help you to be seen and recognized as a moving bicyclist WARNING Reflectorsarenota...

Page 8: ...ght is the basic element of bike fit It is the distance from the ground to the top of the bicycle s imaginary top tube at that point where your crotch would be if you were straddling the bike and stan...

Page 9: ...em angle or moving height adjustment spacers from below the stem to above the stem or vice versa Consult your dealer Do not attempt to do this yourself as it requires special knowledge If your bike ha...

Page 10: ...hifting and downshifting to get a feel for the different gears At first practice shifting where there are no obstacles hazards or other traffic until you ve built up your confidence If you have diffic...

Page 11: ...ight as you can figure 5A 5B 2nd gear for starting on flat terrain or riding into a headwind 3rd gear for normal everyday riding 4th gear for flat terrain and riding downhill 3rd 4th gear not recommen...

Page 12: ...through the guides on the shift arm Figure 8B The cable will have to be rerouted along the same path during assembly 8 Rotate the shift arm figure 8C counterclockwise until it stops Figure 6 Figure 7...

Page 13: ...ethatyourhandscanreachandsqueezethebrake levers comfortably If your hands are too small to operate the levers comfortably consult your dealer before riding the PowerCycle The lever reach is adjustable...

Page 14: ...e right brake lever fails the mechanical safety check restore brake lever travel by adjusting the brake lever free play as described below 1 Pull the brake lever to simulate a panic stop and then rele...

Page 15: ...e quick release uses a cam action to firmly clamp the seat post figure 16 1 Squeeze the caliper arms together figure 14A 2 Disconnect the cable guide on the brake cable from the bracket on the left ca...

Page 16: ...dips You could lose control and fall if you do not have experience with this system Learn to handle your suspension system safely WARNING Changing suspension adjustment can changethehandlingandbraking...

Page 17: ...with an improperly tightened seat post quick release binder can allow the saddle to turn or move and cause you to lose control and fall Therefore 1 Ask your dealer to help you make sure you know how...

Page 18: ...pattern is designed to work better in one direc tion than in the other The sidewall marking of a unidirec tional tire will have an arrow showing the correct rotation direction If your bike has unidir...

Page 19: ...r above 104 F 40 C 6 Do not plug into outlets with multiple sockets with other power cords inserted 7 Do not use any power source other than 110V 115V North America or 220V 230V most European coun tri...

Page 20: ...to trickle charge the battery for 4 5 hours NiMH or 6 hours LA will increase the charge levelto100 Donotchargethebatteryformorethan 10 hours 9 Oncethebatteryisfullycharged turnthechargerswitch to O O...

Page 21: ...f discharge age of battery and number of times it has been charged dis charged Longer charging times may be necessary with older batteries 6f POWER ON OFF KEY SWITCH 1 Insert the key into the switch f...

Page 22: ...ly A warning beep sounds continuously until the key is turned OFF NOTE The amount of time it takes for the lights to change varies considerably from one ride to the next due to Rider weight tire press...

Page 23: ...away from any heat source IfstoringyourMERIDAPowerCycle withbattery in place turn Battery Key Switch to OFF position Leaving Battery Key Switch in the ON position while stored or parked will result in...

Page 24: ...perform yourself A qualified bicycle mechanic us ingthecorrecttoolsandproceduresspecifiedbythemanu facturer should perform all other service maintenance and repair in a properly equipped facility 1 Br...

Page 25: ...s per week If you ride your bike more often or in inclement weather you will want to increase the frequency of the following procedures 7b IF YOUR BICYCLE SUSTAINS AN IMPACT First check yourself for i...

Page 26: ...le s will have sole discretion to deter mine whether the damage failure or loss is due to defect or otherwise WHAT WILL WE DO IF YOUR MERIDA PowerCycle FAILS We will at our sole option and expense rep...

Page 27: ...4 miles 24 miles Range Exceeds Most Electric Bicycles Top Speed Assisted 15 mph 15 mph 15 mph Automatically Delivers Power When You Need It Approximate ChargeTime LA 4 10 hours 4 10 hours 4 10 hours 1...

Page 28: ...MERIDA USERS MANUAL Page 27 8i NOTES Use this space to record notes about your MERIDA PowerCycle...

Page 29: ...Page 28 MERIDA USERS MANUAL Electric Wheels International 2240 Quimby Road San Jose CA 95122 info electricwheelsintl com...

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