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Summary of Contents for 2x2 2018

Page 1: ...2018 USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...2 App You can download either the iOS or Android App to control the settings of your bike and get critical updates to your bike delivered wirelessly Simply search Ubco in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store HELLO Congratulations on your new Ubco 2 2 Vehicle Identification Number For easy reference record your Vehicle Identification Number VIN here It is stamped on the right hand side of the f...

Page 3: ...ection 19 General Riding 19 Riding in the Wet 19 Turning on Your 2 2 20 Headlight Control 20 Handlebar Controls 21 Safety Cut off 21 Steering Security Lock 22 Adjusting Your Mirrors 22 Throttle 23 Brake 23 Your Display 24 Kickstand 26 Adjustable Suspension 26 03 YOUR BATTERY 28 Removing the Battery 29 Charging Your Battery 31 Checking Battery Charge 31 Charging Powered Devices 32 Battery Care Safe...

Page 4: ...tion of the bike This section gives you a detailed overview of the bike and its functions and features Please read this owner manual carefully it outlines everything you will need to know when owning a 2018 Ubco 2 2 Pay special attention to the safety messages that appear throughout the manual This manual should be considered a permanent part of the 2 2 and should remain with the bike if it is res...

Page 5: ...me of 6 8 hours The 2 2 s portable power pack has a secure locking battery plug which secures it to the battery preventing the battery from being removed from the bike by opportunists The battery comes with a wall charger that is designed to be plugged into a 100 240V AC 50 60 Hz outlet only The battery is interchangeable and can be removed from the bike simply by unscrewing the lock and unpluggin...

Page 6: ...d with a large head tube allowing for the Ubco front suspension fork which uses a tapered steering tube design for improved stiffness Ubco Wheelset The Flux Drives are laced into the all new Ubco wheelset Two 17 x 1 85 DOT aluminium rims are wrapped in 17 x 2 75 multi terrain tyres providing an excellent balance between street comfort and off road grip A wide range of tyre options are available fo...

Page 7: ...lts and contain a cavity in the back to house an M8 nut preventing it from spinning as the bolt is tightened or loosened The lugs are strategically placed on the frame to provide maximum flexibility facilitating the attachment of large and small items Ensure all nuts are securely tightened and loads are strapped down before riding the bike Console The front console of the bike houses the ignition ...

Page 8: ...ry directional indicators the headlight and an illuminated N light when the bike is in a neutral and non ridable mode Connectivity and User Input Not only can the 2 2 charge your USB and 12V socket devices but you can now talk to the bike with your smart phone or other Bluetooth enabled devices Kickstand The Ubco 2 2 is equipped with a retractable spring loaded kickstand on the left side of the bi...

Page 9: ...t Rack Rear Rack 1270mm 800mm 1080mm 800mm Directional indicators reflectors rear light number plate holder and mirrors on the road version only Directional indicators reflectors rear light number plate holder and mirrors on the road version only 12 13 ...

Page 10: ...tor Cut Off Switch Front Brake Rear Brake Steering Lock 12v Power Port 10A Max USB Ports Battery Charge Port 14 15 Directional indicators reflectors rear light number plate holder and mirrors on the road version only Directional indicators reflectors rear light number plate holder and mirrors on the road version only ...

Page 11: ...ck Ubco lithium ion 52 2Ah 48Ah rated 50V battery Charger type 100 240V 350W wall or bench mount Charge time 6 8 hours Input Bluetooth with user app USB Ports 2x USB charging ports 1A 2 5A 1x 12V outlet 10A max COMMUNICATION Integrated ECU Directly controls lighting motor controllers display rider controls Bluetooth connection DRIVETRAIN Transmission Single Stage Planetary Gear Reduction Integrate...

Page 12: ...d you may be carrying Horn Check it sounds Loose nuts bolts or fixings Ensure all are done up correctly and are secure General Riding Do not wheely or jump the bike This can damage the hub motors causing gear shock when the motor accelerates rapidly in the air and then decelerates instantly when it hits the ground again The 2018 Ubco 2 2 is not designed to be a Motocross MX bike Rather it has been...

Page 13: ...dicator Handlebar Controls On the left side of the handlebar you will find a control switch with several different functions This will be your one stop shop for the lights indicators and horn A horn is provided to allow you to indicate your presence Press the red button to sound the horn Safety Cut off On the right side of the handlebar next to the throttle you will find a control with two switche...

Page 14: ... from the drive motors which assist in slowing down the bike 1 The first level of regenerative braking automatically activates when the throttle is returned to its neutral position This provides a level of braking similar to engine braking on an internal combustion engine bike 2 The second level of regenerative braking activates when the brake lever is pulled This provides a higher level of brakin...

Page 15: ...is reduced Changing the Time Your LCD screen comes equipped with a clock so you can keep track of the time while you re out and about To change the time follow these steps a Hold down right button until numbers flash b Press the right button to change between hours and minutes c Press or hold down the left button to cycle through numbers Odometer and Trip Meter To select between odometer and trip ...

Page 16: ...pening controls that control the rate the suspension re extends after an impact This feature can be adjusted on the top right hand side of the fork crown Twist the dial clockwise to slow the rebound counter clockwise to speed it up You now have all the information you need to get started We recommend making yourself familiar with the information in the following sections before you take the bike o...

Page 17: ...a stable cool dry surface 03 YOUR BATTERY In addition to your bike s power supply your Portage Battery System is designed to be a robust portable power supply accessed through the bike Your battery is UN38 3 certified and your charger is UL CE certified to provide safe operation use and transit The battery is constructed from high quality Panasonic 18650 Cylindrical Cells mounted into cell holders...

Page 18: ...y range When charging A A Keep away from any sparks or flames A A Install a smoke alarm near your charging area A A Do not charge if cables charger or battery are damaged A A Use charger in dry indoor conditions only and with adequate ventilation Checking Battery Charge To check the capacity of your battery ensure the battery is plugged in to the bike and turn the key to ACC or RUN The battery met...

Page 19: ...batteries and chargers can be purchased from Ubco Ltd A A Secure the battery in place when riding A A Do not drop the battery into the bike from a height Lower it into place carefully A A Do not submerge the battery or the bike A A Store in a cool place indoors A A Do not burn the battery or place it near heat sources above 80 C 176 F A A Keep away from children A A Do not attempt to open the batt...

Page 20: ... conditions A A Never operate the 2 2 when fatigued impaired or under the influence of drugs or alcohol Off road Use A A Watch for changes in terrain A A Abide by local off road riding laws and regulations A A Obtain permission to ride on private property A A Use your horn as a warning signal where it s appropriate A A Do not wheely or jump the bike This can damage the hub motors causing gear shoc...

Page 21: ...ee by wearing reflective or high visibility clothing A A Wear gloves to protect yourself from knocks scrapes and the elements A A Wear eye protection if your helmet does not provide it to protect yourself from branches stones and the elements Passengers We recommend that only one person rides on the 2 2 at any one time We do not advise that children or inexperienced drivers operate the 2 2 Lights ...

Page 22: ...from your wing mirrors A A Max load for the front carrier is 20kg A A Max load for the middle of the bike is 50kg A A Max load for the rear carrier is 40kg RIDER ONLY 17 30 RIDER CARGO 100kg 15 25 RIDER CARGO 100 150kg 7 15 Loading the Bike Loading Limits Improperly loading your 2 2 can affect its stability and handling Ride with caution when your bike is loaded up We recommend you do not exceed 1...

Page 23: ...llow you to adapt the bike to suit your needs These lugs have been positioned strategically on the frame to provide maximum flexibility The accessory lugs use standard M8 bolts They contain a cavity to house an M8 nut preventing it from spinning as the bolt is tightened or loosened Directional indicators reflectors rear light number plate holder and mirrors on the road version only ...

Page 24: ...cessories to help you carry more P1 Pannier Frames 2x2 ACC PF P2 Pannier Bag 2x2 ACC PS P3 Pannier Backpack 2x2 ACC PBP D1 Front Cargo Deck 2x2 ACC FDE D2 Rear Cargo Deck 2x2 ACC RDE R1 Towball Mount Bike Rack 2x2 ACC BR A1 Adapter Pack Tube Adapters Velcro Straps L Adapters and Fasteners 2x2 ACC AP ...

Page 25: ...rush or sponge Do Not Do not water blast or use a high pressure hose on the bike Do not submerge electrical parts they are protected from the rain and splashes but should not be left in water Do not use cleaning products that are not specifically designed for cars or motorcycles They may contain ingredients that could scratch the finish or harm components of the 2 2 Cleaning It s important to keep...

Page 26: ...eel back on ensure that the nuts are tightened to 80 Nm with a torque wrench Removing the Rear Wheel a Unscrew the motor cable locking sleeves and detach the two motor cable ends b Using a 6mm Allen Key unscrew and remove the two M8 countersunk cap screws on the torque arms c With a No 21 spanner loosen the two serated flange nuts TOOL TIP it is easiest to remove the nuts from the axle d Remove th...

Page 27: ...brakes operated by levers on the handlebars Ensuring your brake pads are in good condition is critical to your safety Check the brake pads regularly especially when a lot of heavy braking has occurred Replacement brake pads are Tektro D40 11 and are available from Ubco Ltd Brake rotors get hot during braking Allow sufficient time for brakes to cool before touching or doing any maintenance To repla...

Page 28: ... a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee...

Page 29: ...r Signed 6 Month Service 5 000km 3 100mi Complete Date serviced Service provider Signed 12 Month Service 10 000km 6 210mi Complete Date serviced Service provider Signed 18 Month Service 15 000km 9 320mi Complete Date serviced Service provider Signed 24 Month Service 20 000km 12 430mi Complete Date serviced Service provider Signed Servicing needs to happen after the following time frames or odomete...

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