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MAINTAIN YOUR RIDE

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Store your bike out

of the elements when

possible

Have a qualified

mechanic inspect

your brakes every 3-6

months

Have all service work

done by your local

bike shop

Keep tires inflated

between 30-40 psi

Lube chain once a

month with bicycle

chain lube only

Charge battery at least

once a month

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Page 1: ...Let us help get you started Welcome to your TRACKER S ...

Page 2: ...TRACKER S Old soul new school ...

Page 3: ...CONTROLS Display Power Modes Front Brake vintageelectricbikes com On Off ...

Page 4: ...Rear Brake Throttle vintageelectricbikes com ...

Page 5: ...DISPLAY vintageelectricbikes com Light Indicator Power Level Speed Battery Indicator Power Level Up HOLD Turn Lights On Power Level Down HOLD Walk Mode On Off On Tap Once Off Hold Three Seconds ...

Page 6: ...GE vintageelectricbikes com Street Mode Race Mode Street Mode Race Mode Street Mode Race Mode Street Mode Race Mode Street Mode Race Mode Mile Range Mile Range Mile Range Mile Range Mile Range 75 60 60 40 50 30 45 25 40 20 ...

Page 7: ...ding Never ride your bike below 5 ºF or above 120 ºF Check tire pressure before riding Avoid salted roads or salt water Storage Never store your bike below 15 ºF or above 110 ºF for longer than one month Store your bike in a protected environment If storing for multiple months place cardboard between your tires and concrete flooring ...

Page 8: ...the elements when possible Have a qualified mechanic inspect your brakes every 3 6 months Have all service work done by your local bike shop Keep tires inflated between 30 40 psi Lube chain once a month with bicycle chain lube only Charge battery at least once a month ...

Page 9: ...ricbikes com Tools Needed 10mm 22mm 5mm Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Disconnect the motor wire connectors Remove axle nuts Remove the disc brake caliper using a 5mm hex key Remove chain tensioners using a 10mm wrench Slide the rear wheel out ...

Page 10: ...ageelectricbikes com Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Loosen and remove axle retaining bolt using a 5mm hex key Loosen all 4 pinch bolts using a 4mm hex key Remove axle completely from hub and dropouts Slide wheel out 5mm 4mm Tools needed ...

Page 11: ...CHARGING vintageelectricbikes com ...

Page 12: ...surface Make sure the charger is never covered Always keep the connectors free of debris Do not charge your bike if the charger or plug are damaged If you are not using your Tracker S for more than two weeks make sure to charge it once every month Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Make sure the charger is plugged into the outlet Connect to the charge port Check LED indicators for a full charge Power Charge Ful...

Page 13: ...ERVICE QUESTIONS vintageelectricbikes com If you have any service or warranty questions please contact your Vintage Electric authorized dealership or contact service vintageelectricbikes com 408 969 0836 ...

Page 14: ...an authorized VEB dealer Bicycles for which a warranty claim is made must be returned for inspection at the customer s expense along with a copy of the original and dated purchasing receipt ADDITIONAL WARRANTY LIMITATIONS AND OTHER TERMS BATTERY CAPACITY The above limited warranty does not cover issues or claims resulting from i normal wear and tear ii improper assembly disassembly or maintenance ...

Page 15: ...N NO EVENT BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL LOSSES LIABILITIES DAMAGES OR EXPENSES IN CONNECTION WITH ITS PRODUCTS VEB S LIABILITY IS EXPRESSLY LIMITED TO THE REPLACEMENT OF GOODS NOT COMPLYING WITH THIS WARRANTY OR AT VEB S SOLE ELECTION AND DISCRETION TO THE REPAYMENT OF AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE ORIGINAL PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT IN QUESTION SOME STATES DO NOT PERMIT THE EXCLUSION OR ...

Page 16: ...YCLE RIDING IN URBAN AREAS WITH AUTO TRAFFIC IS PARTICULARLY HAZARDOUS DO NOT USE THE BICYCLE TO ROAD RACE MOUNTAIN BIKE FREERIDE OR PERFORM STUNTS OR JUMPS RIDING ON DIRT OR OTHER LOOSE SURFACES CAN BE DANGEROUS AND SHOULD ONLY BE DONE WITH CAUTION AND PROPER SAFETY GEAR UNDERSTAND YOUR BICYCLE AND ITS INTENDED USE CHOOSING THE WRONG BICYCLE FOR YOUR PURPOSE CAN BE HAZARDOUS RIDING PERFORMANCE AN...

Page 17: ...DE ENABLING HIGHER SPEEDS USE OF RACE MODE OR TRAVEL AT SUCH HIGHER SPEEDS MAY BE ILLEGAL IN SOME LOCATIONS RACE MODE IS NOT INTENDED FOR STREET USE WHERE SUCH USE IS PROHIBITED INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOUR SAFETY AND THE LONGEVITY OF YOUR BICYCLE REGULARLY INSPECT YOUR BICYCLE INCLUDING CHECKING BICYCLE BRAKES TIRES STEERING AND RIMS ANY PART OF A POORLY MAINTAINED BICYCLE CAN...

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