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BASIC MAINTENANCE 

To ensure safe riding conditions you must properly maintain your bike.   You should follow 
the basic guidelines below and see a certified local bike shop seasonally to ensure your bike 
is safe to use.  

Regular self-checks 

 

Tightening and correct operation of wheels, frame and front fork. 
 

 

Tire pressure and conditions 
 

 

Gearshift in correct operation 
 

 

Reflectors, lights or bells in correct positions and in working order. 
 

 

Braking system in working order. 
 

 

Keep mechanical parts properly lubricated and clean. 
 

 

If you do not use the bike for long periods of time, charge the battery at least once a 
month.  

Cleaning Tips 

 

Do not wash the bike with high-pressure jets in order to prevent water infiltration 
into the electrical system. 
 

 

Dirt on painted surfaces should be removed with a neutral cleaning product.  Then 
wipe with a dry cloth. 
 

 

Lubricate the bike’s chain and other mechanical parts after every washing. 
 

 

Do not apply lubricants on the brakes, brake levels, rims, tires batter or controller.  

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for FATKAT 2017

Page 1: ...KAT ELECTRIC MOUNTAIN BIKE OWNER S MANUAL This manual contains important safety performance and service information Read it before you take the first ride on your new QuietKat and keep it for future r...

Page 2: ...anticipate every situation or condition which can occur while riding this manual makes no representation about the safe use of the bicycle under all conditions There are risks associated with the use...

Page 3: ...Page 6 Battery Charging Page 8 Electronic Display and Controller Page 10 Tips for Riding the FatKat Page 13 Basic Maintenance Page 14 Battery power and savings tips Page 15 General Safety Tips Page 16...

Page 4: ...4 PARTS DESCRIPTION...

Page 5: ...d with 135mm dropout Eco 750 X 4 suspension QKF750 750 IC 1000 X 1000 IB Brake Mechanical front and rear disc brakes levers and rotors Eco 750 X hydraulic front and rear QKF750 750 IC 1000 X 1000w Rim...

Page 6: ...d bolts then tighten Align gooseneck and tighten gooseneck bolts with a 4 mm allen wrench 3 Attach the front wheel Place the wheel hub bolts in slots on front fork Line up disc brake rotor into brake...

Page 7: ...wrench to screw on pedals to cranks NOTE The left pedal is reverse threaded This must be screwed on the opposite direction of the right pedal Remove clear protective film from control screen gear shi...

Page 8: ...de the rubber cover above the on off switch to insert the lead into the charging port 3 Plug the AC power input plug into a 110 200 volt household power socket to begin charging 4 The red indication l...

Page 9: ...e battery is full Always charge in dry conditions and indoors away from direct sunlight Check charger cables and battery for damage before beginning each charging session Always charge your battery at...

Page 10: ...ithout difficulty The handlebar controller gives good performance feedback and is easy to use The power output to the motor is controlled by five levels 1 5 The display shows speed in MPH or KPH has a...

Page 11: ...le Trip Total Distance Odometer Backlight Watts output USB charging Five button keypad Power Button turns power and display on and off Plus increases power Minus decreases power Light button illuminat...

Page 12: ...level of the backlit display Off Screen auto shut off time Use the plus minus buttons to change the time before the display automatically shuts down when not in use Ma Maintenance reminder Use plus m...

Page 13: ...to pedal up a hill Do not push the throttle too suddenly The bike should accelerate slowly reducing consumption and risk of damage to the electrical system It is better to use the pedals to avoid sud...

Page 14: ...ect positions and in working order Braking system in working order Keep mechanical parts properly lubricated and clean If you do not use the bike for long periods of time charge the battery at least o...

Page 15: ...ng winds o starting from a standstill and using only the throttle o riding on rough or muddy roads and trails o carrying or pulling heavy loads A few tips to prolong the battery life during these cond...

Page 16: ...s 16 years old and above Do not let a child younger than 16 years old ride the bicycle Riders must have the physical coordination reaction time and mental capacity to ride and manage traffic road cond...

Page 17: ...r render the vehicle unstable and or over tax the brakes and other control devices Exceeding the weight limit may cause structural damage not covered by the warranty Do not touch any moving or hot par...

Page 18: ...l not replace any part deemed to be damaged by the user In the case of a repair or parts replacement under warranty we will work with the owner to find a local certified bicycle repair shop to make th...

Page 19: ...fee However a 1 fee would be added for every mile over 10 miles of testing QuietKat would arrange for and cover the return shipping fees The original shipping costs paid by the customer would not be...

Page 20: ...20 through authorized retailers All products sold through dealers must be returned to the original seller...

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