SUR-RON STORM BEE E 2022 Owner'S Manual Download Page 31

10.11

10.12

status

Off-road
tires

All-terrain
tires

Front
wheel

2

30

kPa

225kPa






Rear
wheel

225
kPa
225
kPa






_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _


 Caution

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

After
adjustment,
the
left
and
right
adjuster
marks
should
be


the
same
as
the
horizontal
fork
scale
line.


____________

Warning

____________

Improper
operation
of
the
shock
absorber
may
 cause


damage
 or
 even
 an
 explosion
 causing
 serious


personal
 injury.
 For
 maintenance,
 please
 refer
 to
 the


maintenance
scheduled
on
page
10.2.
Please
refer
to


page
7.7
for
adjustment.


____________

Warning

____________

The
 shock
 absorber
 contains
 high-pressure
 gas
 or


liquid.

Do
 not
 try
 to
 tamper
 with
 or
 disassemble
 the
 shock


absorber.


 Please
 avoid
 impact,
 high
 temperature
 or
 open
 flame


on
the
gas
cylinder.

After
riding
the
motorcycle,
the
shock
absorber
and
the


gas
cylinder
may
be
in
a
high
temperature
state,
please


avoid
burns.


Maintaining
Your
Motorcycle

Maintaining
Your
Motorcycle

____________

Warning

____________

Incorrect
 tyre
 pressure
 is
 a
 common
 cause
 of
 tyre


failure.
 Long-term
 incorrect
 tyre
 pressure
 may
 cause


tyre
damage,
separation
of
the
tread
or
loss
of
control
of


the
motorcycle
resulting
in
serious
personal
injury.

Before
each
ride,
check
the
tyre
pressure
and
adjust
it
to


an
appropriate
air
pressure
level.
When
the
tire
is
cold,


use
 an
 accurate
 pressure
 gauge
 to
 check
 the
 tyre


pressure.

Recommended
tire
pressure
table

Note:
The
recommended
tire
pressure
range
for
off-
road
tires
is
100~150
kPa
in
the
field
and
forest
road

usage
scenarios

Chain



Please
 refer
 to
 the
 maintenance
 interval
 table
 on

page
10.2
for
the
inspection
and
maintenance
of
the

chain


1.
Keep
the
chain
and
sprockets
clean

2.
Check
the
chain
wear,
tightness
and
lubrication


(1)
 Use
 a
 stand
 to
 raise
 the
 motorcycle
 so
 that
 the

rear
wheel
hangs
in
the
air.
Move
the
chain
up
and

down
by
hand
and
check
whether
the
sag
is
within

the
recommended
range:
35-45mm.


(2)
When
adjusting,
first
loosen
the
rear
wheel
axle

nut,
and
then
adjust
the
left
and
right
adjusting
bolts

t o 
 m a k e 
 t h e 
 c h a i n 
 t i g h t n e s s 
 w i t h i n 
 t h e

recommended
range.



(3)
Use
an
appropriate
amount
of
chain
oil
or
chain

wax
to
lubricate
the
chain.




Suspension
system


1.
 It
 is
 recommended
 to
 clean
 the
 surface
 of
 the

shock
 absorber
 immediately
 after
 each
 ride,

especially
the
mud
and
sand
attached
to
the
surface

of
 the
 main
 tube.
 When
 cleaning
 with
 a
 high-
pressure
 water
 gun,
 it
 is
 strictly
 forbidden
 to
 flush

upwards
 facing
 the
 dust-proof
 seal
 lip,
 as
 this
 will

flush
 mud
 and
 sand
 into
 the
 oil
 seal
 lip
 and
 cause

wear
and
oil
leakage.

2.
 Do
 not
 use
 flammable
 or
 corrosive
 solvents
 to

clean
 otherwise
 it
 will
 cause
 damage
 to
 the
 dust-
proof
 oil
 seal.
 It
 is
 recommended
 to
 use
 a
 neutral

detergent
 and
 a
 soft
 cotton
 cloth
 to
 assist
 in

cleaning.


3.
It
is
recommended
to
apply
a
layer
of
lubricating

grease
on
the
surface
of
the
main
pipe
after
cleaning

to
make
the
surface
of
the
main
pipe
fully
lubricated.


Wheels
and
tires

Check
the
wheels
for
the
following
conditions:

The
rim
is
deformed
or
cracked.

There
are
impact
marks
on
the
rim.

Loose
or
deformed
spokes.

There
are
cuts,
cracks,
cracks,
or
missing
tread
blocks

in
the
tread
or
sidewall
area.

Tyre
bulge.

The
tyre
tread
wears
unevenly.

The
height
of
the
tyre
line
is
uneven.If
you
find
any
of

the
 above
 conditions,
 please
 replace
 the
 wheels
 or

tires
immediately.

Summary of Contents for STORM BEE E 2022

Page 1: ...e to read this manual carefully and all safety labels before riding This manual contains the most current product information available at the time of printing your motorcycle may look and setup diffe...

Page 2: ...ase reduce the riding speed by using the throttle to decelerate instead of pulling the brake lever When you re riding the STORM BEE if the motorcycle is moving and the throttle is in the idle position...

Page 3: ...re indicator 7 4 ABS Anti lock braking system 7 5 Front fork adjustment 7 7 Rear shock adjustment 7 9 Power management 8 1 Battery Pack 8 1 Power and charging 8 2 Power system management 9 1 power sys...

Page 4: ...1 Safety Interlock 11 2 Storm bee Precautions 11 2 System warning message 11 3 General troubleshooting 11 7 Warranty and after sales information 12 1 Limited Warranty conditions 12 1 Warranty period f...

Page 5: ...eration or maintenance of your motorcycle please contact the after sales service department of Sur ron at service qiulongtech com Transporting It is highly recommended that the electric motorcycle be...

Page 6: ...ything in the check before ride section on page 7 1 and the charge level of the battery pack as indicated on the dashboard display charge indicator It is important to keep your motorcycle properly mai...

Page 7: ...cycle for a few hours prior to your next ride The battery pack will be damaged if it is stored for a long time under low power _____________CAUTION_____________ Only charge the STORM BEE battery pack...

Page 8: ...for different sale region models A VIN label Australia certification label B VIN label North American certification label C VIN label European Union certification label D Tire and loading information...

Page 9: ...ction on page 6 1 F Dashboard For description and operation see Display and 3 1 3 2 E B C D N F G A A I J H M K L Indicator on page 4 1 and Feature Setting on page 5 1 G Key Switch Steering Lock For d...

Page 10: ...flat firm surface otherwise the motorcycle could fall over causing damage E B C D F A H I G Operation and Component Locations Operation and Component Locations E Brake Tail License plate Light For Bra...

Page 11: ...stem Management on page 9 1 C Motor and Reduction gearbox For description and operation see Power System Management on page 9 1 A Temperature Sensor Monitoring the temperature of the MCU will activate...

Page 12: ...ng mode 1 2 3 corresponding to the Riding mode of ECO RAIN and SPORT The Riding mode button is located on the right handlebar assembly For description and operation see Feature Introduction on page 6...

Page 13: ...eration Slip Regulation feature is turned on and off by the ASR switch and the ASR indicator turns on and off accordingly When the Acceleration Slip Regulation ASR feature of the motorcycle is in the...

Page 14: ...on with the dashboard off and turn the key switch ON whilst still holding the SEL button for more than 2s with the dashboard in its normal operating Then enter into the transmission ratio setting mode...

Page 15: ...he tilt protrction in off road environment to avoid the loss of power due to the triggering of tilt protection when performancing some jump tricks B A System Feature Setting Example The factory stock...

Page 16: ...en display A1 A3 please refer to page 5 4 for the specific setting method D Headlight high low beam switch When the switch is pressed the headlight changes from low beam to high beam It remains in the...

Page 17: ...e mode releasing the R S button will instantly cut off the power Only when the R S button is released and the throttle is reset to zero will the reverse mode be exited and the forward gear mode will b...

Page 18: ...switch must be in the OFF position so that the whole motorcycle is in no power condition Do not change the installation steps of the charging plug and the discharge plug at will As the battery pack ar...

Page 19: ...le freely Tyre Check the tire pressure and tread depth of the tires Check the cold tire pressure maintain the correct tire pressure and check for damage and abnormal wear of the tire As described on p...

Page 20: ...ght on the dashboard will light up and twist throttle inward counter clockwise to increase the speed when the throttle is rotated outwards the motorcycle speed decreases Braking The brake levers are l...

Page 21: ...BS switch is pressed the ABS warning light flashes at a frequency of 1 2 times sec but when the ABS switch is pressed for more than 30s the ABS warning light is always on 5 When the ABS is in the diag...

Page 22: ...ance of front fork in different brands may be different please refer to the actual product ____________Caution____________ The appearance of front fork in different brands may be different please refe...

Page 23: ...preload on the spring and rotate the adjusting ring B clockwise to increase the preload of the spring Note The appearance of rear shock absorber in different brands may be different please refer to th...

Page 24: ...ing temperature inside the battery pack is 60 C If the internal temperature of the battery pack exceeds this temperature it can only be charged after cooling to below 60 C If the battery pack is disch...

Page 25: ...mble the reduction gearbox without permission 3 The MCU is a precision high voltage electronic component Incorrect wiring may cause damage to the MCU Do not disassemble the MCU and cable without permi...

Page 26: ...equired maintenance schedule that follows specifies how often you should have your electric motorcycle serviced and what items need attention If you do not feel capable of performing a given task or n...

Page 27: ...agon socket M8 40 Hexagon socket M8 35 Hexagon angebolts M14 1 5 20 Hexagon socket pan headstep screws M8 30 Hexagon socket countersunk M8 25 Hexagon ange bolts M10 72 Hexagon ange bolts M10 108 T Sha...

Page 28: ...aintenance but need to be recharged from time to time When not in use for a long time please charge the battery pack to about 60 80 of the power storage You will need to check the remaining power ever...

Page 29: ..._Warning____________ If the parking brake cannot effectively lock the rear wheels please contact an authorized dealer or after sales service in time A already use other liquids instead the liquid cool...

Page 30: ...this time the coolant level should be above the marking line B of the highest level of the tank 3 If the coolant level not reach the marking line B please add the coolant in time Check above for the...

Page 31: ...2 for the inspection and maintenance of the chain 1 Keep the chain and sprockets clean 2 Check the chain wear tightness and lubrication 1 Use a stand to raise the motorcycle so that the rear wheel ha...

Page 32: ...uts C to fix the position of the adjusting bolt B 7 Test ride a motorcycle 8 After the trial ride please recheck whether the chain is adjusted correctly and re adjust if necessary Headlight adjustment...

Page 33: ...hen cleaning the dashboard board it is easier to scratch than other parts of the motorcycle 3 After cleaning rinse the motorcycle thoroughly with water to remove all detergent residues 4 Dry the motor...

Page 34: ...box The low voltage fuse box is located at the left rear of the steering column The fuse has a protective cover which must be opened first to access the fuse To open the cover press down firmly on the...

Page 35: ...w 20 C it s the standard specified by the battery manufacturer It is recommended to store the Storm Bee Electric Motorcycle in a suitable temperature environment It can be stored in thr following cond...

Page 36: ...elf first and then use Class D fire extinguisher to put out the fire When the flame is out use plenty of water or a water based fire extinguisher to cool it down System warning message When a fault is...

Page 37: ...ike and contact manufacturer or authorized dealer Stop using the bike and wait until the temperature back to working condition 11 4 11 5 ERROR CODE ER 025 ER 030 ER 031 ER 037 ER 038 ER 040 ER 041 ER...

Page 38: ...109 ER 110 ER 111 ER 112 ER 113 ER 114 ER 115 AL 116 AL 117 AL 118 ER 127 AL 128 ER 129 ERROR DISCRIPTION MCU sampling error MCU over temperature protection level 2 Motor over temperature protection l...

Page 39: ...rottle Check MCU plug Check motor hall plug Replace MCU Replace motor Contact manufacturer or authorized dealer to repair battery Contact manufacturer or authorized dealer to repair battery wait until...

Page 40: ...RRON parts or replacement parts not approved by SURRON 9 Damages to the paint coatings or corrosion of metal parts due to external influences such as stones salt Fading or painted or metal coated COND...

Page 41: ...any company or Warranty and after sales information person to create a liability or any warranty obligation on its own behalf SURRON in its sole discretion will make the final disposition of any comp...

Page 42: ...ied with a warranty decision please write e mail to the following address service qiulongtech com Note We will complete the warranty work as soon as possible but not responsible for delays in work cau...

Page 43: ...maintenance record has beencompleted Use the space Remark to record issues you want toremind yourself about or mention at the next service 100KM Maintenance Record Sheet Remark Performed by Date Odome...

Page 44: ...2000KM 13 3 13 4 1000KM Maintenance Record Sheet Maintenance Record Sheet Remark Remark Performed by Date Odometer reading Performed by Date Odometer reading Schedule Schedule...

Page 45: ...months 10000KM 12 13 5 13 6 5000KM Maintenance Record Sheet Maintenance Record Sheet Remark Remark Performed by Date Odometer reading Performed by Date Odometer reading Schedule Schedule...

Page 46: ...ule 13 7 13 8 After sales services record sheet 1 2 3 4 5 Odometer reading warranty item Performed by Date Remark After sales services record sheet 6 7 8 9 10 Odometer reading warranty item Performed...

Page 47: ...e BLDC motor FOC sine wave controller 10KW 22 5KW 520N m 110km h 100Km 50km h 90V 48Ah lithium ion removable battery pack 4h aluminum forged frame Eco Rain Sport mode Turbo mode Dimension Ground clear...

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