MS ENERGY eBike c500, Instruction Manual

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Using a light machine oil (20W) and the following guidelines,lubricate the bicycle:
Note : the above maintenance instructions are for general reference, and the appropriate
maintenance cycle should be shortened or extended based on how you use your eBicycle,
taking into account the frequency and manner of use and other conditions;
8 RIDING TECHNOLOGY
A correct cycling posture is the mother to safety: the riding posture is determined by the
position of figure and shadow of the contact point (handlebar, seat, Pedal) of the
bicyclist and bicycle. However the posture is closely related to the height and size of the
bicyclist. So a single‐bicycle cycling posture not only determines the efficiency of muscle
contraction movement, but at the same time determines whether the bicyclist can
manipulate the handlebar and brake safely. Therefore, a correct cycling position is the
mother to safety. The safe cycling techniques are described one by one in the following:
 Adjust three points to suit your body; bicycling is just like doing the clothes, and it is
necessary to measure the figure and make adjustments. The method of adjusting
three points is a combination of bicycle sports mechanics, exercise physiology and
safety driving three principles.
1) Adjust the position of the seat: tread the Pedal downward by heel to enable all
muscle of the lower extremity joints contracts smoothly, and at the same time
the principle is the legs can slightly stretch straight.
2) Front and rear position: tread the position of the Pedal to the inclined 45°, and
then adjust the seat before and after, to tie in with the greatest position of the
Pedal as the principle.
3) Adjust the front and rear and the height of the handlebar: for the height of the
handlebar, in general, the upwarping type handle is about 30 to 50mm higher
than the seat, and the flat type handle is the same high as the seat. The top of
the below curved type is the same height as the seat. After adjusting, pay
attention to the direction of the handlebar and then lock.
 Sitting posture on the seat: similar to the posture on horseback, the weight is
scattered on the handlebar and Pedal, and all the weight must not be placed above
to prevent the pain in the hip.
 Skills of the Pedal: the position of the foot is one third in the front of the length of
shoes, and it is the most appropriate to fall on the middle of the Pedal. Feet must be
parallel with the centerline of the bike, and it will diminish the efficiency of the Pedal
Pedal
Every 6 months Put 4 drops of oil where catch pedal axle goes into the pedal
Chain
Every 6 months Put 1 drop of oil on each roller of the chain
B.B.
Every 6 months Contact a professional technician
Motor
Every 1 year Contact a professional technician