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Stealth Electric Bikes Owner’s Manual 

 

IMPORTANT: 

This manual contains important safety, performance and service information. Read it before you take the first ride on 
your new Stealth Bike, and keep it for future reference. 

Additional safety, performance and service information for specific components such as transmission, suspension or 
brakes on your bike may also be available. Make sure that your dealer has given you all of the manufacturers’ 
literature that was included with your bike or accessories. In case of a conflict between the instructions in this manual 
and information provided by a component manufacturer, always follow the component manufacturer’s instructions. 

To the best knowledge of Stealth Electric Bikes, the material contained herein is accurate as of the date this 
publication was approved for printing.  Stealth Electric Bikes reserves the right to change specifications, equipment, 
or designs at any time without notice and without incurring obligation. Illustrations in this manual are merely for 
demonstration purposes and may not exactly match the detail described.   

NOTE: 

This manual is not intended as a comprehensive use, service, repair or maintenance manual. Please see your 
dealer for all service, repairs or maintenance. Your dealer may also be able to refer you to classes, clinics or 
books on bike use, service, repair or maintenance. 

 

PRODUCT REGISTRATION 

In order to receive full warranty support, you must completely fill out the online warranty registration form upon 
receiving your bike. 

This can be found at: www. XXXXXXX 

To see Stealth Electric Bikes current limited warranty and related warranty claims information please visit: 
http://www.stealthelectricbikes.com.au/policies.html 

Outside the USA and Canada, the WARRANTY REGISTRATION CARD included in the back of this Owners Manual must 
be filled out immediately and returned to the Stealth Electric Bikes distributor in your country or at their website if 
that distributor offers web based warranty registration. The contact information of the distributor in the country in 
which you bought your bike is listed at: http://www.stealthelectricbikes.com

 

 Warranty policies vary depending upon the Stealth Distributor in the country of your purchase. Please check with 
your Stealth Dealer or the Stealth Distributor in your country for the warranty policy covering your purchase.  

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for bomber

Page 1: ...ail described NOTE This manual is not intended as a comprehensive use service repair or maintenance manual Please see your dealer for all service repairs or maintenance Your dealer may also be able to...

Page 2: ...draulic disc brakes take only 2 hours to charge and are silent with zero emissions So if you need to get there faster or just have a lot more fun use your Stealth Electric Bike Ready for flight Stealt...

Page 3: ...THE CRATE 8 YOUR FIRST RIDE 13 BATTERY BREAK IN 13 THROTTLE 13 BRAKES 13 REGENERATIVE BRAKING 14 GEAR SELECTOR 14 CYCLE ANALYST 15 RIDING EFFICIENTLY 17 ADJUSTING YOUR BIKE 19 TYRES 19 CHAIN 19 SUSPEN...

Page 4: ...ply with all applicable laws The bike is designed and constructed as an operator only model The load limit and seating configuration do not safely permit the carrying of passengers This Manual contain...

Page 5: ...ufacturer s instructions for fit use and care Stealth Electric Bikes strongly recommend the use of a motorcycle helmet due to the extreme speeds which can be reached on our bikes Always wear sturdy fo...

Page 6: ...otection and body armour during operation 5 Do not ride with loose objects attached to the handlebar or any other part of the bike 6 Do not carry passengers 7 Never ride your bike whilst holding onto...

Page 7: ...f inactivity the battery should be connected to the charger for 1 hour every month in order to prolong the life of the battery Due to the weight and unique style of your Stealth Bike only an approved...

Page 8: ...uling on any part of the frame or any other components Correct tightening of fasteners requires a calibrated torque wrench Torque specifications can be found in the Appendix 1 of this manual The handl...

Page 9: ...ed from the LHS and wound in a clockwise direction with the locking nut left hand thread wound in to the RH end of the axle in an anti clockwise direction Important When removing the front wheel alway...

Page 10: ...for taller riders Shorter riders may find that they need to cut the length of the seat post to avoid contact with the rear shock Avoid contact between the shock spring and the seat post and make sure...

Page 11: ...before use Use only the specified Stealth battery charger at all times Recharge at any opportunity rather than completely discharging battery when not necessary Disconnect the charger when battery is...

Page 12: ...cycle should commence iv The complete charge period should last approximately 2 2 5 hours At the end of the charge cycle the charger will illuminate 1 red and 1 green light This indicates that the ba...

Page 13: ...s The standard configuration is the same as found on modern motorcycles with the front brake actuated by the right hand lever and the rear actuated by the left hand lever unless requested The position...

Page 14: ...gency GEAR SELECTOR Bomber For pedalling the Bomber uses a 9 speed sequential gearbox To shift gears the left hand grip may be twisted forward for a lower gear when climbing hills and rearward for a t...

Page 15: ...the Cycle Analyst functions How to read your Cycle Analyst basic version After every charge reset the display by holding down the right button for 3 seconds The word Reset will flash on to the screen...

Page 16: ...the battery capacity will shorten a little and you should plan to get home at around 17Ah If you ride at slower speeds and discharge the battery at a lower rate your final capacity will be slightly hi...

Page 17: ...n the same trail traveling at the same speeds can differ in their power consumption by up to 10 based purely on how they ride Just like a mountain bike the secret to using as little energy as possible...

Page 18: ...n trying to conserve power try to avoid soft ground mud gravel steep hills and obstacles By choosing smooth lines and maintaining your speed power consumption can be kept at a minimum Speed With speed...

Page 19: ...or transmission of the bike Chain tension should be just enough to remove any slack from the chain but loose enough that pushing moderately on the middle section of the chain does not cause deflection...

Page 20: ...preload adjustment by loosening the top lock ring on the spring unit using the supplied C spanner 2 Rotate the spring and collet to increase or decrease the spring tension 3 Re lock the preload adjus...

Page 21: ...g respectively FIGHTER Rear Shock 1 Unlock the preload adjustment by loosening the bottom lock ring on the spring unit using the supplied C spanner 2 Rotate the spring and collet to increase or decrea...

Page 22: ...White Brothers owner s manual for more details Spring preload can be adjusted using the air preload or nitrogen adjuster valve located at the bottom right hand fork leg Compression and rebound adjust...

Page 23: ...chain especially after off road riding Silicone based chain lube is preferred 6 Check the brakes for proper operation NOTE Visually inspect brake pad thickness periodically for wear Pads should be re...

Page 24: ...tealth Electric Bikes Owner s Manual 24 EVERY SIX MONTHS 1 Replace transmission grease refer to Schlumpf Speed Drive or V Boxx manual 2 Lubricate suspension and shock bushings 3 Lubricate brake levers...

Page 25: ...pin connector to motor Check small 5 pin connector to motor Refer to dealer if damage is found Possible hall sensor malfunction Refer to dealer Possible controller malfunction Refer to dealer Bike is...

Page 26: ...y battery by monitoring each individual cell inside the battery pack and ensuring that the battery operates within its safe working limits In the event that a fault is detected the BMS will override a...

Page 27: ...RECOMMENDED TORQUE VALUES Front axle 20 Nm Axle locknut 10 Nm Rear axle nuts 45 Nm Stem Handlebar bolts 12 5 Nm Stem Steerer tube bolts 15 Nm Cranks V boxx bolts 60 Nm Cranks Speed Drive bolts 50 Nm M...

Page 28: ...r and tear crash damage or any damage caused through negligence of the owner or misuse of the product Other components All other components hold a 1 year warranty from the time of purchase This covers...

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