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E. Motor/support

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You can use the support with two different drive settings (TURBO and ECO). In 
addition, there is also a regeneration (REGEN) setting.

 

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The various modes are managed using the joystick (

fig.1

) to the right of the screen, on 

the right-hand side of the handlebar.

 

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To switch into a stronger support mode, press the joystick UP. To switch into a weaker 
support mode, press the joystick DOWN. After reaching the strongest or weakest 
mode, the system will not continue to switch. To reduce from TURBO to REGEN, you 
have to press the joystick DOWN. To increase from REGEN to TURBO, you have to 
press the joystick UP.

WARNING! It is possible to achieve substantially higher speeds on the Turbo 

than with a normal bicycle, due to the support provided by the electric bicycle’s 

motor. This might feel very unusual. it is important for the rider to familiarize him 

or herself with the Turbo by practicing riding the electric bicycle in a closed, 

familiar environment, away from other bicycles, pedestrians and/or car traffic.

The 45 km/h (28 mph) version Turbo bicycle is only permitted in certain 

countries and may be subject to individual country’s legal regulations and 

requirements. Before riding your electric bicycle, please check your local laws 

related to bicycles and electric bicycles. If you are unsure as to where to refer to 

your local laws, please refer to your Authorized Specialized Dealer.

 TURBO (25 km/h (15.5 mph) or 32 km/h (20 mph) Pedelec model):

 

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The motor, while pedaling, provides maximum support, up to a speed of 25 km/h (15.5 mph) or 32 km/h (20 mph), and then switches itself off.

 TURBO (USA model or 45 km/h (28 mph) S-Pedelec model):

 

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The motor, while pedaling, provides maximum support, up to a speed of 45 km/h (28 mph), and then switches itself off.

On request, the bicycle support can be reduced to a maximum of 25 km/h (15.5 mph) by your Authorized Specialized Dealer (does not apply to all models 
and/or all markets). In this case, the vehicle is classified as a Pedelec and is subject to other rights and obligations. Among other things, helmet and insurance 
requirements may be affected depending on national laws. Please inform yourself about the applicable national regulations in your specific country before 
using your bicycle. It is also possible for your Authorized Specialized Dealer to switch the support back to 45 km/h (depending on the model; certain models 
are DIN EN 15194 or L1e only).

THROTTLE mode accessed from TURBO mode (USA model or 45 km/h (28 mph) S-Pedelec model only):

In “Throttle” mode, the bicycle is able to achieve speeds of up to 20 km/h (12.5 mph) solely by motor power.
In order to enter THROTTLE mode, first switch into TURBO mode then hold the joystick UP for two seconds or longer. In this mode, you can accelerate 
the bicycle by pressing and holding the joystick UP. To leave this mode, you have to apply the right brake lever for a short period or press the joystick 
DOWN. Then the motor switches to TURBO mode.

When using THROTTLE mode, the motor provides full assist, which requires no pedaling. However, the available range from a fully 

charged battery will differ, depending on the bike model.

 ECO:

 

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ECO mode means that the motor provides 10 to 70% of the maximum performance depending on the level set by the rider.

 NO ASSIST:

 

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If the system is on but set to NO ASSIST (Off), the motor will not provide support.

 REGEN:

In REGEN mode (regeneration/recovery), the motor acts as a generator, i.e. it is able to recover energy through its own motion. The REGEN mode slows 
the vehicle somewhat while charging the battery. The motor works very effectively in this mode and only slows the vehicle slightly. The amount of power 
recovered depends on length of time used. The REGEN mode is best used when riding downhill.
This process recharges the battery and therefore increases the possible range. In order to recover energy, the bicycle has to be set to REGEN mode. 
Energy recovery starts to take place either by pressing the joystick DOWN to switch to REGEN mode, or by applying the right brake (models equipped 
with reed switch in right brake lever). By applying the rear brake, both the hydraulic disc brake and regeneration is activated, i.e. the battery is charged 
every time you brake, allowing you to use the energy recovered at a later time.

F. Starting the system

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To start the system (

fig.2

), press the On/Off switch for two seconds. This is located in the middle of the top side of the battery.

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To switch the support off again, a short push on this button suffices. When the system is switched on, the button will glow with a green light.

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After switching the system on, a diagnosis of the system is first carried out.

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On start-up, the system always launches in TURBO mode.

The level of motor support in ECO mode can be tailored to your individual needs. Using the screen or with help from your Authorized Specialized 
Dealer, you can program the ECO mode so that you are supported with between 10 and 70% of the maximum motor performance. If you set up the 
ECO mode for lower support, this consumes less power and therefore allows a greater range. However, this also provides less propulsion power. 
Specialized recommends 30%, which is the factory setting of the bicycle.

Summary of Contents for TURBO FLR

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL TURBO S TURBO X TURBO FLR TURBO...

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Page 3: ...modes 10 E Motor support 11 F Starting the system 11 G Error codes displayed 12 9 CHARGER 13 A Charging process 13 B Cleaning 14 C Disposal 14 10 BATTERY 14 A Battery information system 15 B Charge l...

Page 4: ...wrench must be used TECH TIP Tech Tips are useful tips and tricks regarding installation and use WARNING Correct tightening force on fasteners nuts bolts screws on your bicycle is important If too li...

Page 5: ...f Europe please inform yourself about the legal situation in your country or state 2 MODEL DIFFERENTIATION This Owner s Manual covers several Turbo models and model years from 2014 to present 2013 Tur...

Page 6: ...charging If this is the case please remove the charger from the power socket immediately and contact your Authorized Specialized Dealer right away Do not ride your bicycle until this error has been c...

Page 7: ...ding key lose the key or the battery could become loose and fall out This could result in accidents and injury WARNING The Turbo bicycle has a motor which generates forward motion This means the Turbo...

Page 8: ...Dropout 17 Rear derailleur 18 Chain 19 Chainring 20 Crank arm 21 Pedal 22 Motor 23 Screen joystick page 8 24 Handlebar with grip 25 Shifter 26 Bell 27 Brake lever 28 Brake cable 29 Shifter cable 30 St...

Page 9: ...eing charged to prevent the possibility of electrocution always install the magnetic rubber plug on the charging socket of the frame section 9 page 13 The contacts below it are live with electricity w...

Page 10: ...ended lifetime they can fail without warning This can lead to falls and serious injury In the event of a fall or if your bicycle falls over please perform the checks outlined on page 7 before continui...

Page 11: ...s or no Backlight permanent Backlight 5 seconds 5 sec 5 sec Battery temperature software version test Press the joystick to the left for 5 seconds Press the joystick to the right to switch between the...

Page 12: ...ODO mode TRIP mode or default view press the joystick to the left or right MODE OPTIONS Odometer mode Default view Trip mode 2 sec Travel mode options To switch between TURBO ECO NO ASSIST and REGEN...

Page 13: ...nly In Throttle mode the bicycle is able to achieve speeds of up to 20 km h 12 5 mph solely by motor power In order to enter THROTTLE mode first switch into TURBO mode then hold the joystick UP for tw...

Page 14: ...displayed It is also possible to continue riding without battery support which aids the system s cooling process The battery is too cold Allow the system to warm up at room temperature for long enoug...

Page 15: ...rized Specialized Dealer to identify the fault In this case the bicycle battery and the charger may no longer be used However you are permitted to use it as a conventional bicycle without electrical s...

Page 16: ...ventilation grills if necessary with a dry cloth or a vacuum cleaner C Disposal Used chargers should not be disposed of with domestic waste You can return used batteries to a recycling facility or to...

Page 17: ...gn that the battery is running out and has to be replaced A Battery information system The bicycle s battery can inform you about the charge level and the functionality of the electrical system After...

Page 18: ...ntional products from a bicycle shop for all cleaning processes Please ensure that no water comes into contact with the electronic components while washing F Storage Charge the battery in a dry place...

Page 19: ...r or polarity to the two wires Specialized recommends applying a piece of tape to the wires to stick the wires to the seat tube when the wires are disconnected to avoid the possibility of the wires fa...

Page 20: ...only be correctly inserted into its location in the frame in this way WARNING The disc brake rotor has to be correctly positioned between the brake pads when reinstalling the wheel Incorrectly placin...

Page 21: ...ge the electric bicycle can no longer be used without possible danger to you If it is no longer possible to use the bicycle safely refrain from using your electric bicycle Please ensure that the elect...

Page 22: ...EUROPEAN LEGAL REGULATIONS The Turbo bicycle conforms to DIN EN 15194 and or L1e S Pedelec standards as defined in 2002 24 EC depending on the model certain models are DIN EN 15194 or L1e only speed...

Page 23: ...herefore subject to the equipment regulations stipulated in the Bicycle Act Fahrradverordnung As is the case with normal leg powered bicycles riding this type of bicycle is subject to the relevant StV...

Page 24: ...fitted with suitable equipment Children can only be transported in children s seats or trailers intended for this purpose on the Pedelecs at a maximum support speed of 25 km h We recommend not taking...

Page 25: ...k Armadillo 45 622 700x45 80 Schwalbe Energizer Plus 37 622 700x35 95 Specialized Hemisphere Armadillo 38 622 700x38 80 Schwalbe Energizer Plus 40 622 700x38 100 Specialized Hemisphere Armadillo 42 62...

Page 26: ...in lbf 9 Nm Fender bolts 35 in lbf 4 Nm Disc brake rotor bolts 40 in lbf 4 5 Nm Fender stay bolts 35 in lbf 4 Nm Brake levers 22 in lbf 2 5 Nm 22 TECHNICAL INFORMATION WEIGHT Weight of Specialized Tu...

Page 27: ...work Check battery Turn battery off Remove battery then reinstall turn on NOTE Ensure that battery is placed correctly and all components are tight Ask rider more questions When does issue occur What...

Page 28: ...Legal and Logistics Jan Talavasek European Engineering Manager Specialized Bicycle Components Inc 15130 Concord Circle Morgan Hill CA 95037 USA Tel 1 408 779 6229 Specialized Turbo Turbo S Turbo X Tur...

Page 29: ...____________________________ Date ________________________________________ Signature ___________________________________ Dealer Stamp 5th Inspection Work done _________________________________________...

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