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Maintenance Continued:
Tyre pressures:
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Tyre should be routinely checked for correct pressure. (this is
stated on the tyre side wall). Failure to do this will result in tyre
or rim damage, more energy will be required to propel the
bike (meaning less miles per charge) and possibly may even
result in a puncture.
Repairing a puncture:
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If you have a puncture we recommend you have it repaired by
a specialist.
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To remove the rear wheel you must first separate the electric
hub motor from the bike. In order to do this, locate the cable
coming out of the hub motor and follow it along to the quick
release (QR) plug. Disconnect the plug and all clips and ties
before attempting to remove the rear wheel.
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Prior to removing the wheel from the frame take note how
all the washers are situated so you can replace them in the
correct order in which they came off.
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When replacing the wheel back in the frame, ensure the bolts
are aligned correctly (you may need a 10mm spanner to
help) and seated right and all washers are in correctly before
tightening up the nuts to hold it in position.
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Finally reconnect the motor plug fully so the clip clicks in.
(incorrectly replaced in may result in a sudden lose of power
or may even damage the contacts connecting the motor).
Motor QR plug:
Pull/push quick release
plug. Please align arrows
correctly when replacing
to avoid damaging
terminals.