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TRS ON-E kids 2020 User Manual Download Page 6

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1 - Description parts.......................................................................... 7

2 - Technical specifications TRS ON-E kids ....................................... 9

3 - Safety responsibilities ............................................................... 10

04- CE Declaration of conformity

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- Serial number ........................................................................... 1

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- Switches, Dials and Indicators....................................................

07 - Drive chain ............................................................................... 17

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- Suspension................. ............................................................... 1

09 - Shock absorber .......................................................................... 19

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- Brake adjustment .........................................................................

11 - Battery use, battery care and maintenance..................................

12 - Maintenance and cleaning............................................................

13 - Electrical wiring............................................................................. 27

14 - Riding Instructions & safety tips ..................................................

15 - Limited Warranty ..........................................................................30

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Summary of Contents for ON-E kids 2020

Page 1: ...User Manual 20 From 2022 K I D S User Manual ON E KIDS 20 2021 Nov 2021 Picture Motorcycle only for competition and closed circuit ...

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Page 3: ...ur technicians and our high level drivers world wide The solutions we have used give the motorcycle an unmistakable character combining simplicity relib lity and design We pay attention to every last detail to give you a unique bike At the same time this manual gives you all the in formation you need to use the motorcycle appro priately and safely We recommend that you read it carefully before you...

Page 4: ... ignored could lead to some kind of damage to your motorcycle Non observance of these warnings could render your motorcycle warranty void CAUTION This symbol refers to points which if ignored could lead to physical danger for the user NOTE This symbol refers to a note The text accompanying to a note provide you useful information or another information important about In addition to these specific...

Page 5: ...h the features of your motorcycle before driving it using the maximum power settings This motorcycle is designed to carry just one person and it is not permitted to carry a passenger For a long life of service keep the motorcycle maintained as recommended in this manual This bike is designed to be safe when the driver is equipped with the appropriate safety equipment helmet protective clothing etc...

Page 6: ...ation of conformity 12 05 Serial number 13 06 Switches Dials and Indicators 14 07 Drive chain 17 08 Suspension 18 09 Shock absorber 19 10 Brake adjustment 20 11 Battery use battery care and maintenance 21 12 Maintenance and cleaning 25 13 Electrical wiring 27 14 Riding Instructions safety tips 28 15 Limited Warranty 30 ...

Page 7: ...4 13 16 15 08 01 Rear Lever brake 02 Front fork 03 Motor DC 48V 04 Shock absorber 05 Swing arm 06 Front brake 07 Rear brake 08 Charger port 09 Front lever brake 10 Chain 11 Sprocket 12 Throttle electric 13 Controller 14 Dial adjustment 15 Front fender 16 Battery ...

Page 8: ...8 01 09 12 17 18 18 19 20 17 Adjustment front suspension 18 Footrests 19 Rear fender 20 LED Indicator ...

Page 9: ... footrests Adjustable 2 5mm MOTOR 1350 W 48V magnet DC motor CONTROLLER Adjustment controller in three terms Power Speed Response THROTTLE Twist type with LED battery charge indicator BATTERIES CHARGER 48V lithium with capacity 17 5 Ah Input 100 240V 50 60Hz 4 5A Output 54 6V 5A SWITCH DIALS AND PORTS Switch ON OFF Adjustment controller Power Speed Response Kill switch Charger port DIMENSIONS WEIG...

Page 10: ...itations will adversely affect the handling of the machine and potentially cause damage 5 CONDITIONS OF USE This motorcycle is limited to use only OFF ROAD This means that this motorcycle cannot move on streets or public roads as well as on sidewalks The owner of the motorcycle is responsible for complying with this stan dard and others that the state where the on this type of machines resides 6 V...

Page 11: ...distributor Your closest distributor can be consulted on www trsmotorcycles com 1 SUPERVISION A responsible adult must supervise at all time 2 WEAR A HELMET SAFETY GEAR The rider must wear a helmet appropriate safety gear every time 3 NO PASSENGERS It is totally forbidden to carry passengers 4 DO NOT EXCEED THE WEIGHT LIMITATIONS OF THE MACHINE 5 CONDITIONS OF USE OFF ROAD 6 VISIBILITY CONDITIONS ...

Page 12: ...teries and secondary cells IEC EN 62133 2 2017 EMC according to standards EN 55014 1 2017 EN 55014 2 2015 EN 61000 3 2 2018 EN 61000 3 3 2013 A1 2017 Directive 2014 30 EU The following standards have been applied Mechanical Technical examination of conformity to the Machine Directive 2006 42 EC drawn from the EN 16029 2012 standard Technical documentation filed at Signature TRS MOTORCYCLES S L C M...

Page 13: ...uired in any technical inspection WARNING It is advisable to keep the serial number and identification information of your motorcycle noted to expedite procedures in case of theft or supply of spare parts SERVICE WARRANTY If there is a need to make a warranty claim it must be processed by an authorized TRS dealer See the Warranty page 31 For any questions about your ON E please contact a local dis...

Page 14: ...s the elastic band on the left wrist and is firmly secured before starting the motorcycle With this switch you can also turn the motorcycle on and off placing the red part on the base placed on the left side of the handlebar It also has the function of anti theft or use without consent disconnecting the red part of the base and saving it in another place Figure A Switch ON OFF locates on the chass...

Page 15: ... set power yellow speed blue and response red Turning the adjusters clockwise the performance of the motorcycle increases On the contrary direction turning counterclockwise the performance is reduced to a minimum B DIALS SHOULD BE ADJUSTED ONLY BY AN ADULT RESPONSIBLE AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE SKILL OF THE RIDER AND OFF ROAD CONDITIONS It is recommended to start with all the dials to the minimum and de...

Page 16: ...decreases When only one red LED is lit it is recommended to charge the ON E as soon as possible In this way it is possible to extend the life of the battery when is not consuming its charge to the maximum When the motorcycle do not used the motorcycle must be disconnected turn off the switch During use it can be seen that the indicator depletes when the maximum power is required this phenomenon be...

Page 17: ... on the left side b Unscrew the screw with wrench 8mm by pushing the chain tensioner With little twist the displacement is large Perform the operation symmetrically Do not leave the chain too tight keep in mind that when the shock absorber is compressed the chain tends to tighten c Check that the rear wheel is aligned with the swingarm d Fix the locknuts on both sides e Screw the rear wheel axle f...

Page 18: ...tely or harden it if we turn the dial clockwise we unlock the compression B Rebound The rebound adjuster is located on the bottom of the right bottle Turning counter clockwise we get a faster bounce otherwise clockwise the rebound is slower B Rebound A Compression The front suspension is an air fork A specific air pump is required to add pressure The air pump is not supplied with the motorcycle We...

Page 19: ...possibility of two adjustments A Spring preload By adjusting the nut that holds the spring the force of the spring can be hardened or softened By turning the nut clockwise more hardness is achieved while turning counterclockwise more smoothness is achieved There is another replaceable spring with different hardness as an accessory to get a better fit depending on the weight and skills of the pilot...

Page 20: ... follow the instructions below 1 Remove the safety clip from the screws There is one on each brake 2 Using the 5mm allen wrench loosen the two screws on the brake bracket allowing the caliper to move freely 3 With the wheel raised act on the brake lever this will move the caliper to the center with respect to the disc 4 While still acting on the brake lever the pads firmly tighten the disc without...

Page 21: ...e dry soon as possible Remove the batteries from the bike before washing To avoid damage to the battery never subject it to intense physical shock or severe vibration CHARGING INSTRUCTIONS 1 Ensure power is turned off and the kill switch is disconnecting 2 Before to connect the charger connector in the power first connect the charger pin on the motorcycle 3 Under the seat you will find the charger...

Page 22: ...charging port Normallytakesfourhourstochargeyourbatteriesfromafullydischargedcondition Never overcharge Remove the charger after 5 hours maximum It s recommended that you fully charge the battery before after every ride Never left the batteries discharged for a long period of time CAUTION Don t cover the charger while the battery is charging This could cause overheating on the charger The battery ...

Page 23: ...4 Unplug the connector from the battery twisting the lock ring and pulling the connector out 5 With a 8mm drive metric sockets remove the 4 screws of the plastic cover battery 6 Carefully remove the battery 7 Assembly the other battery and follow the instructions in the opposite order Put your ON E on the ground and with a 5 mm Allen wrench remove the 4 screws from skid plate of the chassis and un...

Page 24: ...u have any questions about batteries or their usage please do not hesitate to contact your local dealer or the ON E Costumer Service Department Use only the supplied battery If you use any other battery charger you will void the warranty you may damage the batteries and you could cause a fire that would result in property damage and possible injury or death 1 Normally takes five hours to charge yo...

Page 25: ...the tightness of motor primary gear screw You can use waterproof grease around the primary sprocket for additional pro tection from the elements CLEANING Cleaning and maintaining your ON E correctly will provide a more enjoyable owners hip and riding experience We recommend cleaning be done with a damp cloth and running water While you are cleaning the bike by hand you can simultaneously ins pect ...

Page 26: ...ine The motor is the end of the line where the power is actually delivered The motor is made up of many components Any servicing must be carried out by trained technicians only Please do not attempt to separate or dismantle the motor in any way WARNING Be careful the engine increases its temperature with the use of the motorcycle Do not touch its surface it could cause burns Battery This element c...

Page 27: ...LLER 48 V THROTTLE 01 08 05 POTENTIOMETERS ELECTRIC MOTOR DC BK RD RD BK BK RD GR BL H 1 RD 2 BK BK RD BK RD BK RD BK RD J M OR GY OR GY RD BL BK OR GY RD BL BK BK WH OR RD BL BK OR GY RD BK RD BK OR WH BK RD BK RD BK BK BL PK BK RD PK BK YE PK K RD BK BL 2 BK RD 1 BL GR BL RD O P VIEW P VIEW N VIEW O VIEW M B C D VIEW B VIEW C VIEW D W VIEW W A VIEW A N VIEW J VIEW H RD BK VIEW K ESQUEMA ELÉCTRIC...

Page 28: ...off 6 Once rider have been practiced with the motorcycle stopped explaining how the motorcycle is turned on and what function of the kill switch 7 With the rider on the bike place the rider s feet either on the pegs or on the ground and hands on the handlebars turn on the switch 8 For learning riders make sure the dial adjuster are set to their slowest settings to begin position 1 The riders will ...

Page 29: ...achine from side to side and forward and back in order to get comfortable with the weight of the bike 5 The rider can now switch the machine on 6 Before turning the throttle the rider s legs can be splayed forward and out like outriggers 7 The rider can now twist the throttle as slowly as possible and go Encourage them to go and stop go and stop using the brakes to stop Have a supportive hand on t...

Page 30: ...efect of the product that occurs in the first six months after its delivery shall be considered as an existing initial defect and after the sixth month the Customer must prove that the defect existed at the time of delivery In the event that the warranty period ends on a Sunday or a public holiday it will be extended to take in the following working day The warranty shall only cover any claims mad...

Page 31: ...eed to repair a defect during the warranty The warranty covering the spare parts will end on the date of expiry of the warran ty period of the product concerned II TRS reserves the right to decide whether to repair or replace the parts in a warranty claim III In the event that there is a defect that cannot be repaired or where it is difficult for the company to provide a replacement the customer s...

Page 32: ...e 306 Polígon les Verges 08251 Santpedor Barcelona Spain info trsmotorcycles com www trsmotorcycles com You could browse our website to order spare parts or accessories be informed of news and ﬁnd other interes ng informa on K I D S ...

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