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RAMBO R250L-B, Manual

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Summary of Contents for R250L-B

Page 1: ...B LIL WHIP Scan the QR code for a video of step by step assembly Rambo Bikes 22844 230th Ave Centerville IA 52544 First Edition December 2022 Published by Rambo Bikes Centerville Iowa All rights rese...

Page 2: ...ATING INSTRUCTIONS page 20 STANDARD LIMITED WARRANTY page 21 Contact Information Email cs rambobikes com Phone 952 283 0777 Website rambobikes com Serial Number This is a good time to record your seri...

Page 3: ...AND RESPONSIBILITY IS REQUIRED WARNING CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 8 YEARS SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO HANDLE OR USE THE BATTERY CHARGER WARNING MISUSE OR IMPROPER USE OR OPERATION OF THIS PRODUCT CAN LEAD...

Page 4: ...PERSONAL LIABILITY PENALTIES AS DETERMINED BY THE U S JUDICIAL SYSTEM IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PARENT TO KNOW THE LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS WHERE EBIKES ARE PERMITTED CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL LAW...

Page 5: ...cross at a 90 degree angle Mount a horn or bell on to your bike to signal others of your approach before riding fast or in more difficult conditions try riding at slower speeds in a flat open area to...

Page 6: ...S INJURY OR DEATH Night Riding and Poor Visibility Riding at dawn dusk during poor visibility or night riding is extremely dangerous Your reflectors are not a substitute for required bike lights Motor...

Page 7: ...remote areas If you are unfamiliar with off road riding start out on moderate terrain and slowly build your skills until you are confident you can ride on trails and unimproved roads Remember keep yo...

Page 8: ...to Strap on your helmet that meets ASTM or CPSC safety testing requirements Have reflectors and lights installed on your bike Use proper hand signals Avoid loose clothing Ride on the correct side of t...

Page 9: ...l or take the bike to your bike shop for service Never ride a bike with a damaged part have it replaced Tires and Wheels Spin each wheel and check that the tires are in good shape with no cuts or abra...

Page 10: ...not ride the bike until this is corrected Inspect cable routing to be sure the handlebars can turn freely without binding or pinching the cables Check to be sure that your hand grips on the handlebar...

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Page 12: ...s BE SURE NOT TO CUT ANY ELECTICAL WIRES OR BRAKE CABLES Once the packaging material is removed from the bike remove the Allen bolts from the handlebar clamp using a 4mm Allen wrench At this time be s...

Page 13: ...and the handlebars Loosen the axle nuts from the axle then put the wheel into the fork making sure wheel spacers are on the inside of the fork on both sides As shown below The Right side of the wheel...

Page 14: ...The Left side of the wheel will use the narrower 6 5mm spacer between the hub and the fork as shown below Then use a 16mm wrench to tighten the axle nuts firmly As shown below...

Page 15: ...h tighten to 45 IN LBS or 5 Nm Then Check the tires for proper air pressure the minimum and maximum air pressure should be between 20psi 35psi Once the bike is assembled fully charge the battery and i...

Page 16: ...here is no rust or kinks in the control cables or cable housing Check your wheel rims for excessive wear and dents or for any loose or damaged spokes Check your tires for tire inflation and excessive...

Page 17: ...RGING STORAGE WARNING NO CHILD UNDER THE AGE OF 8 YEARS OLD SHOULD ATTEMPT TO CHARGE THE BATTERY ON THEIR OWN WARNING DO NOT SHORT CIRCUIT DO NOT CRUSH DO NOT HEAT OR INCINERATE DO NOT IMMERSE IN ANY...

Page 18: ...WITH THE BIKE TO CHARGE THE BATTERY DO NOT USE ANY OTHER CHARGER WARNING DO NOT CHARGE BATTERY FOR LONGER THAN 12 HOURS WARNING ALWAYS CHARGE IN A DRY AREA The battery can be charged while on the bik...

Page 19: ...ing plug into the battery charging port as shown below When charging the charger will display red and once fully charged the charger will turn green Charging will take approximately 4hrs depending on...

Page 20: ...g be sure rider is capable of keeping balance by testing the bike without using the motor to ensure the rider is capable Be sure the seat height it set properly the rider should be able to put both fe...

Page 21: ...al assist This means that when you are pedaling the bike there is a sensor that senses the bike is being pedaled and will offer motor assistance to the rider When the rider stops pedaling the motor as...

Page 22: ...sassembly adjustments of components normal wear and tear damage caused by improperly installed parts or components installation and use of aftermarket accessories or storage fees Any installation of a...

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