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2.8 Inflating tires

a.  Remove the cap from the tire valve, twist the tire 

valve  and  inflate  using  a  pump  with  Presta  valve 
attachment (recommended 70-80psi,  minimum 
65psi, maximum 85psi).

b. Tighten the tire valve, and place the cap back on.

2.9 Check brake calipers

a.  Spin your front wheel to ensure it is rolling 

smoothly. If there is too much tension (resulting in a 
slow/tight turn) you can loosen the two (2) x 5mm 
caliper bolts, then squeeze the brake lever into 
alignment (right brake lever on your handlebars) 
before tightening the bolts again.

2.10 Charging your n+ Mercedes EQ 

bike

Your electric bike comes shipped at approximately 
20% charge and your bike must be charged before 
first use. Your battery sits securely and seamlessly in 
your seatpost.

Your battery range is 60km, however this can vary due 
to wind/weather conditions, riding terrain and rider’s 
style/weight. 

You have two (2) charge options:

1. 

Connecting your charger directly to your bike:

 To 

charge, simply connect your n+EQ Power Adaptor 
into a powerpoint then connect to the charging 
point (you can find this in the seat post down the 
bottom of the tube. Refer to YOUR BIKE diagram at 
the start of this manual).

2. 

Removing your battery and using the charging 
adaptor.

 To charge, remove seat post support 

by flipping the cam lock and wriggling the saddle 
up in a vertical direction. Once the seat post has 
been removed you can pull the tab on the top of 
the battery to release it from the seatpost (please 
note some earlier model allocations have a battery 
removal  clip  affixed  to  the  saddle  rails  for  easy 
battery removal). Once you have completed the 
charge and are ready to ride, place the battery back 
into position, lining the pins up inside the seatpost.

You do not need to remove your battery for charging.

When the battery is charging the RED charging light 
will be on, when the battery has been fully charged the 
light will change to GREEN.

Battery care:

 Please do not leave your battery on 

charge for extended periods of time, as this can 
reduce its life cycle. It is also recommended that you 
replace your battery after 500 charge cycles.

Powering on and off:

 Your n+ Mercedes-Benz EQ 

eBike comes with a master ON/OFF Switch located 
underneath the battery indicator panel on the frame. 
To turn on, simply press the button once (the button 
will be flush against the frame).When the bike is not 
being used, it is best to turn the switch to the OFF 
position which can be activated by pressing the 
button once.

n+ Power Pack lndicator: 

The battery indicator will 

display a fraction of the remaining battery life via 
the five LED lights mounted on the frame. When the 
battery is low the last light will flash and change RED to 
indicate the battery is low and needs to be recharged.

2/ Assembly

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Summary of Contents for Mercedes-Benz Formula E Team

Page 1: ...Welcome to your n Mercedes Benz Formula E Team eBike Prefer digital Scan the QR code for our YouTube assembly guide...

Page 2: ...ce centres or head to nplusbikes com to search for a centre near you Make sure you read your n Mercedes Benz EQ eBike User Manual prior to commencing assembly and riding For peace of mind your n Merce...

Page 3: ...n EQ Power Pack Battery Life Indicator Enviolo Mid Drive Motor for efficient riding and 50 50 weight distribution Intelligent Sensor intuitively reads your pedal power and matches it with seamless po...

Page 4: ...natively a local reputable bike shop 1 Your n Formula E Team eBike 2 Assembly 3 Comfort features 3 1 Saddle and seat adjustment 3 2 Handlebar adjustment 3 3 Other modifications 4 Riding your bike 4 1...

Page 5: ...Kick Stand 13 n EQ Power Charging Point 14 Seat Stay 15 n EQ Power Pack Removal Clip 16 Seatpost also n EQ Power Pack please note some models have a tab located on the battery instead of a battery re...

Page 6: ...m clearance on either side b Remove the front brake insert from the brake caliper Be very careful not to squeeze the brake levers while doing this c Carefully lift the front of the bike this is best d...

Page 7: ...box Pedals are side dependent so that the right hand pedal tightens in a clockwise direction and the left hand pedal tightens in an anti clockwise direction a You will notice your pedals have printed...

Page 8: ...the cam lock and wriggling the saddle up in a vertical direction Once the seat post has been removed you can pull the tab on the top of the battery to release it from the seatpost please note some ear...

Page 9: ...st the seat forward shorter reach or so it is further back for an extended reach a Remove the seat and seatpost support flipping and unscrewing the cam lock and removing the seat unit b Loosen the M6...

Page 10: ...bike and motor 4 3 Gradient selector If you are riding hills increasing gradients you can adjust the controls on your handlebar To ride your bike Ensure your bike is charged Turn your bike s power on...

Page 11: ...stand 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 rule...

Page 12: ...ormal 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 bas...

Page 13: ...ified bicycle service centre 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 warr...

Page 14: ...he 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...

Page 15: ...l 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...

Page 16: ...s 30 Nm Rear wheel nut tension 50 Nm Front wheel nut tension 45 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...

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