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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

 

Thank you for purchasing e-bike. For safety reasons, it is most important that you read this User 
Manual 

BEFORE

 you operate the bike. Improper handling can reduce its riding performance and 

most importantly, pose danger to your safety and health! 

 

Should you sell this bike please pass this user manual on to the new owner! 

 

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on next to one of the symbols shown below as it 

can be very important for your personal safety. 

 
 
 
  
 
 
 
Some technical data: 

- power assistance up to 32 km/h 

- range for single charge 35-50 km 

 

This symbol indicates that improper handling poses a risk to your health 
and safety. 

Summary of Contents for CRUZ01NB

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...Frame Seat Li ba ery Tail Light Rear Wheel Motor Rear Reflector Kick Stand Pedal Front Reflector Front Wheel Disc Brake Stem Brake Lever LCD Display Stem Handlebar ...

Page 3: ...01 Safety Instruc ons 02 Riding Op on 03 Control Panel LCD display 04 Brake 06 Ba ery and Charger 07 Ba ery safety notes 07 Charger func on 08 Bicycle Inspec on 09 Bicycle Cleaning 10 Lubrica on 10 Riding Rules 11 Riding Tips 11 Warranty 11 ...

Page 4: ...pose danger to your safety and health Should you sell this bike please pass this user manual on to the new owner SYMBOLS Please pay par cular a en on to the informa on next to one of the symbols shown below as it can be very important for your personal safety Some technical data power assistance up to 32 km h range for single charge 35 50 km This symbol indicates that improper handling poses a ris...

Page 5: ... power only when you are pedaling If you are accustomed to riding a tradi onal bike the pedal assist mode has a more intui ve feel compared to the thro le mode The pedal assist mode is also nice because you can focus purely on your Always pull the the brakes and hold the handlebar firm and straight before taking off in order to make sure you keep control of the bike when power assistance is in ac on...

Page 6: ...l pedal power You could be pedaling very lightly or very hard and it will provide the same level of assist Our pedal assist bikes have different levels of assistance from 1 5 levels for example level 1 as low speed assist level 3 as medium pedal assist level 5 as high pedal assist Low pedal assist Low assist provides a small electric assist while you provide more pedal power and get more of a worko...

Page 7: ...5 CONTROL PANEL LCD DISPLAY Display content introduc on 1 1 Voltage state level POWER 1 2 Mul func on display area Single mileage DIS and total mileage ODO unit mile KM 1 3Speed display area ...

Page 8: ...e state display area Setup mode Current voltage Brake cue Motor failure Malfunc on Wheel diameter The headlamps Controller fault 1 6The instrument is equipped with three respec vely with the symbol key Alterna ve text UP key Alterna ve text SW and key Alterna ve text DOWN express KEYSTROKE OPERATION 1 Turn on and turn off Long press key turn on again long press key turn off When the vehicle stops ru...

Page 9: ...restored every me they start The 0 gear has no power func on LED means the ba ery is almost empty and needs to be re charged remaining capacity or about 25 USE NOTE Be careful to drive safely while in use avoid the instrument bump Try not to use in bad environment such as heavy rain snow sun exposure Try not to use it under pressure to avoid damaging the ba ery When the temperature is below 10 the...

Page 10: ...e make sure the ba ery is well protected and that it is never exposed to humidity Before connec ng the charger and ba ery please ensure that the input voltage corresponds to the one indicated on the charger 100 240V Although the ba ery is constructed for over 800 charging cycles its life span can be op mized if it is kept in an environment with a temperature between 10 C and 30 C Please note that ...

Page 11: ...storing the ba ery Do not store your ba eries in extreme hot or cold temperatures Charger function Please use only the original charger which was supplied with the e bike Keep the ba ery out of reach for children Never try to open the ba ery Apart from this being dangerous all warranty will be void Do not provoke a shortcut circuit with metal gadgets Do not dip the ba ery in water or any other liq...

Page 12: ...es the ba ery status as shown on the table below LED light Mode Green The ba ery is not connected Red The ba er is charging Green The ba ery is charged the charger switches off Open the charger port as the pictures show Then use the charger which wassupplied with the e bike 10 ...

Page 13: ...ath If you choose not to inspect your bike and breakage or failure occurs you are responsible and not our Bicycles or the dealer you purchased your bike from Be responsible and safe check your bike before each ride If you see something you are uncertain about take your bicycle to your local bicycle dealer General Inspec on Check for loose parts by raising your bicycle about 3 off the ground and dro...

Page 14: ...up to 10 pounds of air per week Never ride with under inflated res Although Day 6 bicycles are designed with large 26 res for a smooth ride if possible avoid stairs curbs potholes railroad tracks and other hazards Brakes and Pads While rolling slowly squeeze brake levers Bike should stop quickly and levers should not touch handlebars Since brake cables stretch it may be necessary to adjust cables p...

Page 15: ...moving parts means a longer life for the components of your bicycle The chain in par cular needs to be inspected frequently Be sure to use lubricants especially designed for bicycles Never over lubricate and be sure to wipe off any excess as this will a ract dirt 1 Chain Lubricate using bicycle chain lube every week more o en during wet condi ons It is best to do this in the evening so the lubrican...

Page 16: ...oad going the same direc on as the traffic 9 Inspect your bike before each ride and keep your bike well maintained RIDING TIPS 1 Wear comfortable clothing but not loose clothing 2 Wear bright colored clothing 3 Wear your clothing in layers so you can add or remove it depending on the temperature 4 Never ride with bare feet 5 Do not wear head phones you will not be able to hear traffic around you 6 Use...

Page 17: ...Subject to the following limita ons terms and condi ons we warrants to the original owner of each new bicycle that the new motor ba ery controller are free from defects in workmanship and materials for a period of 1 years from date of purchase This Limited Warranty does not apply to damage or failure due to accident neglect abuse such as jumping acroba cs stunt riding or similar ac vi es compe ve ...

Page 18: ... Ridel does not authorize or permit anyone including its dealers to make any other warran es expressed or implied for Ridel Ridel will not be responsible for incidental or consequen al damages This warranty is expressly limited to the repair or replacement of a defec ve frame fork or other part and is the sole remedy of the warranty https ridelbikes com ridel bikes support ...

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