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Additional Information on Wear

Components of the VTUVIA bike are subject to higher wear when compared to bicycles without power 
assistance. This is because the VTUVIA bike can travel at higher average speeds than regular cycles and 
has a greater weight. Higher wear is not a defect in the product and is not subject to warranty. Typical 
components affected are the tires, brake pads, suspension forks, spokes/wheels and battery pack.

When the useful life of a component is surpassed it can cause unexpected loss of function. This 
can result in serious injuries or even death. Therefore, pay attention to wear characteristics such 
as cracks, scratches or changes in the color or operation of components which could indicate 
useful life has been exceeded. Worn components should be immediately replaced.

Summary of Contents for SN100

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Page 3: ...Table of Contents About Manual 1 Basic information 2 Assembly Instructions 5 Battery Charging 26 Maintenance 30 Troubleshooting 34 Warnings and Safety 36 Limited Warranty 40...

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Page 5: ...marked by this triangular Caution Symbol should also be given special care Users should also pay special attention to information marked in this manual beginning with NOTICE Because it is impossible...

Page 6: ...telligent pedal assistant system 22 miles electric only 35 miles pedal assistant 6061 Aluminum alloy Suspension fork KENDA 26 4 0 tyre Logan Hydraulic Disc Brake Color LCD Shimano front 1 and rear 7 o...

Page 7: ...44T Aluminium alloy VELO Rear rack optional Black Camouflage Green Grey Aluminium alloy foot 20mph 66 lbs 87 lbs 300 lbs Chain Chain Wheel Seat Post Seat Cushion Shelves Colour Foot Max Speed Max Load...

Page 8: ...Basic Structure Battery Frame Brake Lever Saddle Fork Valve Spoke Pedal Rim Motor Rear Derailleur 4...

Page 9: ...tep 1 Remove bike from carton and carefully set out all contents of the box Remove packaging material protecting the bicycle frame and components Ensure the following pieces are included in the packag...

Page 10: ...6 Step 2 Open the tool box ii the package twist off the nut get out a little spring insert the centre axle adjust the wheel lock off the quick release finish installation...

Page 11: ...7 Step 3 Amount handlebar...

Page 12: ...e sure to stay within the marked adjustment range Do not raise the seat post beyond the minimum insertion marking etched into the seat post tube Turn the right pedal marked R into the right side of th...

Page 13: ...9 1 Size parameters Display Features 61 2mm 92 8mm 80 0mm 55 3mm 39 3mm 44 0mm...

Page 14: ...Faulty Indicator 10 2 Press Brake Indicator Front Light USB Indicator Value Indicator Speed Circle Gear Indicator Power Indicator Speed Mode Speed Mode Mileage Mode Value Indicator...

Page 15: ...wer assisted gears Display P when in walk assist mode 2 3 Faulty Indicator Display when a fault is detected 2 4 Mileage mode Divided into single mileage TRIP accumulated mileage ODO riding time TIME 2...

Page 16: ...er off the power of the controller is turned off If you ride for 5 minutes time can be set by the user without operating the meter the meter will automatically turn off the power 3 2 PAS Gear Choose I...

Page 17: ...the mileage display mode and the following information is displayed cyclically riding time Time accumulated mileage ODO power information Pow single mileage Trip If there is no key operation for 5 sec...

Page 18: ...and the following information is displayed cyclically real time speed RT SPEED average speed AVG SPEED maximum speed MAX SPEED If there is no key operation for 5 seconds the meter will automatically...

Page 19: ...the lights are turned on requires controller support Press and hold Plus Button again 1 second the display backlight will return to its original bright ness and the lights will be turned off at the s...

Page 20: ...Button 1 second the electric bike enters the boosting state the speed displays the real time speed and the gear position displays P Release Minus Button to exit the walking mode Some controllers may n...

Page 21: ...SB function and the charging parameter is DC 5V 500mA 3 8 Clear Data Press Plus Button and Minus Button simultaneously for 1 second to clear the temporary data The cleared data includes the maximum sp...

Page 22: ...the parameter setting press Power Button to save and switch and press Mode Button twice to exit the setting state 0 3 seconds between presses In the parameter setting state if no key operation is per...

Page 23: ...kest backlight and 5 is the brightest Backlight Brightness Adjust Interface Automatic shutdown time For item P2 press Plus Button and Minus Button to adjust the position 1 9 minutes represents the aut...

Page 24: ...rsal England For item P3 press Plus Button and Minus Button to switch km h or MPH display set Universal England 0 stands for universal system and 1 stands for England system Universal England Switch I...

Page 25: ...t once the LCD display are on long press to turn on the headlight 4 With the proper safety gear and rider knowledge and understanding you may now proceed to operate your VTUVIA Bike You can begin by p...

Page 26: ...eir combined estimated effects on range This table is meant to help owners understand the factors that can increase of decrease range but VTUVIA Bike makes no claims to the range that individual users...

Page 27: ...ow all the systems to dry out Much like a regular bike use in wet conditions mandates a more regular maintenance schedule to ensure your bike does not become rusty corroded and to ensure all systems a...

Page 28: ...ttention to users should practice riding on a flat and open area with light cargo before attempting to carry heavier loads You must become accustomed to the braking steering and operational adjustment...

Page 29: ...for loading cargo You MUST hold onto the bike whenever loading cargo Do not assume the bike is stable and balanced when using the kickstand always hold onto the bike when cargo is being loaded or in...

Page 30: ...turning green unplug the charger from the wall outlet first and proceed to remove the charger output plug from the bike charging port Always charge your battery in temperatures between 10 and 26 degr...

Page 31: ...s balancing o Charge in a clear area away from potential to trip on the charging cords or damage to occur to the bike battery or charging equipment while parked When the Battery Is Removed o Do not to...

Page 32: ...ar use If your battery does not seem to be charging normally and taking longer to charge than expected please discontinue charging and contact VTUVIA Bike immediately Charger Safety Information o Keep...

Page 33: ...he cables Please take special care in charging of your VTUVIA Bike in accordance with the above procedures and safety information Failure to follow proper charging procedures can result in damage to y...

Page 34: ...materials If exposed to rain dry your bicycle afterwards and apply anti rust treatment to chain and other unpainted steel surfaces 6 Riding on the beach or in coastal areas exposes your bicycle to sa...

Page 35: ...and tune ups are particularly important for ensuring that your bicycle remains safe and problem free Safety Checklist NOTICE Before every ride it is important to carry out the following safety checks...

Page 36: ...allow proper steering o Ensure the handlebar is set correctly in relation to the forks and the direction of travel Chain Cranks and Pedals o Ensure the chain is oiled clean and runs smoothly o Extra c...

Page 37: ...Ensure all power cables running to hub motor are secured and undamaged o Make sure the hub motor axle bolts are secured and all torque arms and torque washers are in place Battery Pack o Ensure batte...

Page 38: ...onnectors 3 Install battery correctly 4 Turn on bike with proper sequence 5 Disengage brakes Irregular acceleration and or reduced top speed 1 Insufficient battery power 2 Loose or damaged throttle 1...

Page 39: ...pressure 2 Check connections or charge battery 3 Assist with pedals or adjust route 4 Replace the battery The battery won t charge 1 Charger not well connected 2 Charger damaged 3 Battery damaged 4 Wi...

Page 40: ...ride and manage traffic road conditions and sudden situations and also respect the laws governing electric bicycle use where they ride regardless of age If you have an impairment or disability such a...

Page 41: ...o big or too small o Always wear an approved bicycle helmet whenever using this product and ensure that all helmet manufacturer instructions are used for fit and care of your helmet Failure to wear a...

Page 42: ...hensive inspection o Failure to properly charge store or use your battery will void the warranty and may cause a hazardous situation o Extreme care should be taken when using the pedal assist sensor a...

Page 43: ...ng experience o Because electric bicycles are heavier and faster than normal bicycles they require extra caution and care while riding o Take extra care while riding in wet conditions Feet or hands ca...

Page 44: ...r wiring harness LCD display kickstand reflectors and hardware are warranted to be free from manufacture defects in materials and or workmanship for a 1 year period from the date of original purchase...

Page 45: ...ble and or responsible for any damage failure or loss caused by any unauthorized service or use of unauthorized parts In no event shall VTUVIA Bike be responsible for any direct indirect or consequent...

Page 46: ...ct and is not subject to warranty Typical components affected are the tires brake pads suspension forks spokes wheels and battery pack When the useful life of a component is surpassed it can cause une...

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