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FURTIVOO Manual 

 
 

 

2- ADJUSTMENTS/ASSEMBLY: 

 
2.1     Saddle adjustment: 

 

 6 mm Allen Key  

2.1.1    Angle: 

 

Loosen the nut under the saddle. 

 

Adjust  the  angle  of  the  saddle  in  order  to  find  your  most  comfortable  position.  Tighten  the  nut  under  the 

saddle, with a maximum tightening torque of 13 Nm. 

 

 

2.1.2    Height:  

 

The power-assisted bicycle enables you to opt for a lower saddle position than on a classic bike. With power 

assistance,  you expend  less effort  and  can  be seated  in  a  lower position  for  improved safety. The  required 

user  (cyclist)  height  for  optimal  utilisation  of  the  bike  ranges  from  1.65  to  1.85  m.  So,  adjust  your  saddle 

height to the correct sitting position as follows: 

 

Loosen the nut on the seat clamp: 

 

 

Wearing suitable cycling shoes, sit on the saddle, place one of the pedals in the lowest position, rest one heel 

on the pedal, and your leg should rest normally on the pedal without being stretched. Raise or lower the 

saddle to get the correct height. While pedalling backwards, you should not have to move your hips from side 

to side.  

 

To calculate the height, you can also use the SH (Seat Height) formula = 0.885xIL (inside leg measurement). To 

measure your inside leg, stand barefoot with your feet five centimetres apart. Without applying too much 

pressure, place a pole or stick at horizontally at groin height and then measure the height from the stick to the 

ground. This will give you the IL (inside leg) measurement.  

 

Tighten the seat clamp (6 Nm). 

Angle 

Height 

Summary of Contents for FURTIVOO

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL FURTIVOO THIS MANUAL CONTAINS IMPORTANT SAFETY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Model conforms to safety requirements Product may differ from photos...

Page 2: ...Operation 9 3 3 2 Performance 10 3 3 3 Technical specifications of the power assistance system 11 3 3 4 The electric motor 11 4 CHARGING THE BATTERY 12 4 1 Charger 12 4 1 1 Precautions safety instruct...

Page 3: ...assembly operations require special tools and expertise perform these only if you have the skills to do so otherwise consult your authorised dealer or a specialist The symbol indicates the tools you w...

Page 4: ...the correct sitting position as follows Loosen the nut on the seat clamp Wearing suitable cycling shoes sit on the saddle place one of the pedals in the lowest position rest one heel on the pedal and...

Page 5: ...dle and the ground is 85 cm 2 2 Adjusting the handlebars and the stem 5 mm and 3mm Allen keys 6 mm Allen Key You can adjust the angle of your handlebars using the four bolts located at the centre of t...

Page 6: ...o be handled by a specialist 2 4 1 Front wheel Dismounting the front wheel You must first raise the lever which is at the same level as the brake pads to free the wheel Loosen the hub nuts on the righ...

Page 7: ...sprocket Remove the wheel Mounting the rear wheel Insert the wheel all the way into the frame to put the chain back Adjust the left and right chain tensioner nuts to adjust the tension and centre the...

Page 8: ...atteries which is activated by a switch on the back of the light A battery operated rear red light 2 x LR03 batteries which is activated by a switch on the bottom of the light ALWAYS KEEP YOUR LIGHTS...

Page 9: ...attery s charge level Keep updated on the power consumption when you are riding or energy recovery when you decelerate or backpedal Adjust your maximum assistance speed 25 km h default Choose your ass...

Page 10: ...C Battery wear Your battery is designed to deliver stable performance for 1000 charge discharge cycles or an average use of 3 years The battery will still be operational after those 1000 cycles but i...

Page 11: ...evel of energy recovery for a user weighing 75 kg at an average speed of 18 km h on an urban route 3 3 4 The electric motor Located in the hub of the rear wheel is a 250 watt BRUSHLESS electric motor...

Page 12: ...battery Do not leave a plugged in charger and its connections within the reach of children Do not attempt to disassemble the charger 4 1 2 Protecting the charger Do not expose it to rain Do not leave...

Page 13: ...C Never leave your battery completely discharged for longer than 3 days as this may damage it In case of prolonged non use you must recharge the battery once every two months Never leave the motor exp...

Page 14: ...pressure jet spray Clean and lubricate the bearings every 6 months When you are cleaning your bike take particular care To clean rinse and dry the different parts of the bike and wipe off any standing...

Page 15: ...n of the wheel rims and spokes wear of the wheel rims and spokes the condition of the tyres the steering fastenings tightness of the wheel nuts and all other parts specific to your vehicle The wheel r...

Page 16: ...luded 13 5 kg Maximum load allowed 120 kg Maximum speed in assistance mode 25 km h Battery life 30 to 60 km for 160Wh for a user weighing 75 kg riding at an average speed of 18 km h on an urban route...

Page 17: ...ORMITY Available on our website www neomouv com fr telechargement 10 CERTIFICATE OF CONFORMITY Available on our website www neomouv com fr telechargement 11 TERMS OF WARRANTY For any further informati...

Page 18: ...000 RCS Le Mans 518 158 183 SIRET 518 158 183 00013 APE 4649Z TVA INT FR 91 518158183 NEOMOUV reproduction is prohibited NEOMOUV is a registered trademark The manufacturer reserves the right to modify...

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