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 Note:

In the UK, speed 
pedelecs must be ridden 
on the road. Do not cycle 
on cycle paths. 

 Danger:

Be aware that the 
brakes of your STEVENS 
pedelec are always 
more effective than the 
drive. If you will face any 
problems with your drive 
(e.g. because it pushes 
you forward in front of a 
bend), slow down your 
STEVENS speed pedelec 
carefully.

 Danger:

Pulling the brake lever 
of the rear brake stops 
the motor – emergency 
stop! 

Riding a STEVENS Speed Pedelec – Special Features

Basically, a speed pedelec is a pedelec, which is only clearly faster. Be sure to 

read chapter

 “Riding a STEVENS Pedelec – Special Features”

 completely prior to 

reading this chapter. Keep in mind that all tips and warnings given in the mentioned 
chapter apply all the more and with still greater importance to speed pedelecs. 
Practise the handling of the still more powerful and faster speed pedelec and always 
ride with foresight.

In contrast to pedelecs speed pedelecs are classified as e-bikes and thus as 

motor vehicles (class L1e). For the UK that means that speed pedelecs must be 
equipped as follows:
-  Besides the typical bicycle components they must be fitted with a rear view 

mirror.

-  The speed pedelecs need to be registered, licensed, taxed and insured and 

require an MOT certificate or an EU type approval.

-  The tyres must have a minimum tread depth of 1.0 mm, just like motor vehicle 

tyres. Every tyre worn down to this minimum depth must be replaced by an 
identical one; otherwise this will void the operating licence.

Inform yourself in the country where you intend to use your speed pedelec about 
the regulations of
-  using cycle lanes and paths within built-up areas
-  using lanes that are marked with a road sign allowing access for mopeds
-  using one-way streets in the opposite direction, even when they are allowed to 

bicycles

-  cycling through pedestrian zones, even when they are allowed to bicycles
-  using bicycle parking facilities
-  using forest trails
-  using your STEVENS speed pedelec on lanes which are closed to motor vehicles, 

motorcycles and mopeds

-  using your STEVENS speed pedelec on public roads and on private premises, if 

authorised by the owner

 Danger:

If a component needs to be replaced, make it a rule to only use original spare 
parts. Wearing parts of other manufacturers, e.g. brake pads or tyres that are not 
of identical size, may cause harm to the safety of your pedelec. Risk of accident! In 
the case of speed pedelecs be sure to only assemble original spare parts, otherwise 
the registration (MOT certificate in the UK) and as a consequence the insurance 
cover will expire. Read the respective instructions in the BOSCH or SHIMANO system 
instructions on the enclosed CD-ROM.

 Note:

The regulations and 
rules for pedelecs and 
speed pedelecs are be-
ing revised permanently. 
Read the daily press 
to keep you informed 
about current legislative 
changes.

Towing child trailers is not permitted. In the UK, mounting and using child seats 

is also forbidden. Check in the bike card and in the country where you use your 
STEVENS speed pedelec, whether it may be fitted with a child seat and have yourself 
informed by your STEVENS dealer.

When riding STEVENS speed pedelecs wearing a suitable cycle helmet (crash 

helmet in the UK) is compulsory. 

Transport of the STEVENS Pedelec

By Car

STEVENS pedelecs can be transported like conventional bicycles outside or 

inside the car. Always make sure the pedelec is securely fastened outside or inside 
the car and check the fastenings regularly. In addition, you should always remove 
the battery from the pedelec prior to fastening it on the car roof. Stow the battery in 
its original cardboard box (from your STEVENS dealer) and the possibly removable 
display unit inside the car and secure it appropriately to avoid any damage during 
transport.

For more information read chapter 

“Bicycle Transport by Car”

  of your general 

STEVENS user manual on the enclosed CD-ROM.

 Caution:

The weight distribution 
on STEVENS pedelecs 
differs markedly from 
the weight distribution 
on bicycles without drive 
assistance. A STEVENS 
pedelec is markedly 
heavier than a bicycle 
without drive assistance. 
For this reason pushing, 
lifting and carrying the 
STEVENS pedelec is 
more difficult. Bear this 
in mind when loading 
your pedelec into a car 
and unloading it or when 
mounting it on a bicycle 
carrier system.

 Caution:

Before transporting several STEVENS pedelecs with a bicycle rack on the car roof, 
inform you about the maximum load capacity of the bicycle rack. Keep in mind that 
the weight of a pedelec is higher than the weight of a bicycle without drive. Maybe 
you can only transport one or two STEVENS pedelecs instead of three bicycles 
without drive.

 Caution:

Make sure to remove all movable and loose parts and above all the rechargeable 
battery and the drive HMI from your STEVENS pedelec before transporting it inside or 
outside the car. If you transport your STEVENS pedelec without battery on a bicycle 
rack, protect the connections against water, moisture and dirt.

 Danger:

For your own safety, al-

ways ride your STEVENS 

speed pedelec with the 

light switched on, wear 

bright clothing as well as 

a suitable helmet (crash 

helmet in the UK) and 

glasses.

Summary of Contents for E-6X

Page 1: ...instay 5 Rear stay 6 Head tube Suspension fork I Fork crown II Stanchion tube III Lower leg IV Drop out a Motor b Rechargeable battery c Display and control element 1 Saddle 2 Seat post 3 Seat post cl...

Page 2: ...gistered office 22115 Hamburg TABLE OF CONTENTS Component Description S 1 Imprint S 2 General Safety Instructions S 4 Intended Use S 6 Before Your First Ride S 11 Before Every Ride S 15 After an Accid...

Page 3: ...you have received from your STEVENS dealer Be aware that these instructions may require further explanation depending on the experience and or skills of the person doing the work For some jobs you may...

Page 4: ...40 kg 88 2 lbs with out and 80 kg 176 4 lbs with trailer brake STEVENS E mountain bikes Due to their design and fittings STEVENS E mountain bikes of the categories 5 E and 6 E are not always suitable...

Page 5: ...MOT certificate and tax disc in the UK or insurance either Do not confuse your pedelec with a speed pedelec see item 2 All regulations that apply to bicycles also apply to pedelecs Wearing a helmet is...

Page 6: ...not use cycle lanes in built up areas In addition you must not use one way streets in the opposite direction even when they are allowed to bicycles You must not use your STEVENS speed pedelec on lane...

Page 7: ...ads Slowly approach higher brake performances and speeds For more information read chapter The Brake System of your general STEVENS user manual and the operating instructions on the enclosed CD ROM 7...

Page 8: ...e Every Ride Your STEVENS pedelec has undergone numerous tests during production and a final check has been carried out by your STEVENS dealer Nevertheless be sure to check the following points before...

Page 9: ...cracking Components which have reached the end of their service life may break without previous warning Let your STEVENS dealer maintain and service your STEVENS pedelec regularly and in cases of dou...

Page 10: ...front derailleur can throw off the chain thus interrupting the drive of the STEVENS pedelec For more information read chapter The Gears of your general STEVENS user manual and the operating instructio...

Page 11: ...ny deep dis charge of the rechargea ble battery The batteries of STEVENS pedelecs have no memory effect It is recommended that you charge the battery after every ride Note Visit www bosch ebike com en...

Page 12: ...longer period of time Danger Keep the rechargeable battery and the charger during the charging process away from moisture and water to exclude electric shocks and short circuits Danger Make sure your...

Page 13: ...the registration MOT certificate in the UK and as a consequence the insurance cover will expire Read the respective instructions in the BOSCH or SHIMANO system instructions on the enclosed CD ROM Not...

Page 14: ...pdates for the systems by means of which new energy saving riding programs can be loaded allowing longer ranges The bicycle will be due for its first service after 100 to 300 kilometres 60 to 180 mile...

Page 15: ...new one Ask your STEVENS dealer for advice Caution The drive is not approved for steam cleaning high pressure cleaning or cleaning with a water hose The contact of water with the electronics or the d...

Page 16: ...as customer who have bought the bicycle in the Federal Republic of Germany in accordance with the present directive on guarantee that the bicycle supplied to them will be free from defects in materia...

Page 17: ...ll STEVENS bikes are sup plied together with all necessary attachment parts Danger Ask your STEVENS dealer to check your STEVENS bike after a fall If you are in doubt replace at least handle bars and...

Page 18: ...ery Model Key number Voltage Volt Ampere hour AH Capacity watt hours Intended Use Use according to Category 1 E Category 4 E Category 5 E Category 6 E Permitted overall load of the STEVENS pedelec kg...

Page 19: ...ng instructions of the component manufacturers Customer name First name City Street Phone Fax E mail Location date signature The reproduction or reprint is not permitted Lighting Brakes front and rear...

Page 20: ...STEVENSBIKES DE STEVENS VERTRIEBS GMBH I ASBROOKDAMM 35 I 22115 HAMBURG I GERMANY TEL 49 40 71 60 70 0 I FAX 49 40 46 53 14 I MAIL INFO STEVENSBIKES DE YOUR STEVENS DEALER...

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