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This manual contains important information about operation, usage and maintenance of your Pedal-Assisted Bicycle.

U S A G E A N D M A N T A I N A N C E M A N U A L

P E D A L - A S S I S T E D B I C Y C L E

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Page 1: ...edal assisted READ CAREFULLY This manual contains important information about operation usage and maintenance of your Pedal Assisted Bicycle U S A G E A N D M A N T A I N A N C E M A N U A L P E D A L...

Page 2: ...is the property of Bad Bike any reproduction even partial is forbidden E INSTRUCTION AND USAGE MANUAL For BAD BIKE Pedal Assisted Bicycle model EVO AWY BEACH BEACH FAT BEACH VINTAGE SIDE FREEDOM ARROW...

Page 3: ...presentative TIZIANA LA MARRA also authorized the establishment of the technical dossier D I C H I A R A D E C L A R E S sotto la propria responsabilit che le Biciclette a Pedalata Assistita under its...

Page 4: ...8 CE EN61000 3 2 EN61000 3 3 EN61000 3 11 EN61000 6 1 EN61000 6 3 in accordo con la direttiva 2006 95 CE in accordance with Directive 2006 95 CE Sono state applicate le seguenti norme nazionali e altr...

Page 5: ...Pedal Assisted Bicycle is allowed on urban streets and public roads only after the installation of the components required by national laws where necessary refer to Highway Code 1 3 Conventions 1 3 1...

Page 6: ...re required to dispose of any component by handing them over to a dedicated reception centre and separately form household waste NOTE For all the details about disposal please refer to section 16 Disp...

Page 7: ...nd components with your Official Dealer who received a specific training Be sure you received all the documents related to the accessories or components from your Official Be sure the Official Dealer...

Page 8: ...d animals Avoid any contact between the battery and water Do not charge the battery if it is exposed to direct sunlight Keep the battery compartment away from heat sources for example radiators Charge...

Page 9: ...break Ride safely until the brake system has been run in Run in your break system perform 30 short break applications starting from an average speed around 25 km h until full stop Avoid long rides unt...

Page 10: ...delivery certificate of the Bicycle If you purchase the Bicycle online read the instruction and maintenance manual carefully paying particular attention to the section about assembling and follow ever...

Page 11: ...nism must not move The releasing lever must be closed See section 12 1 You should not hear squeaks or creaking 5 2 2 Tires 5 2 2 1 Valve position control As a result of stresses and inadequate tyre pr...

Page 12: ...e measuring device or with a manometer pump NOTA BENE If necessary ask your Official Dealer to show you how to use the pressure measuring device If the pressure is low raise the pressure If the pressu...

Page 13: ...section 12 2 To ensure an adequate depth inside the seat tube observe the tube itself and identify the security notch on it The benchmark must be considered as an insertion limit beyond which the cha...

Page 14: ...adjust the shock absorbing effect in accordance to the driver weight using a socket wrench If you turn the pivot clockwise you compress the shock absorber to entail a heavy load if you turn in the op...

Page 15: ...the headset Block the head set inside the tube tighten the bolt on the handlebar with an appropriate key Check that the tightening torque is adequate not less than 18 N Steering column check on foldab...

Page 16: ...ur Bicycle and using both hands grab the handlebar knobs 3 Keep the front wheel brake pulled 4 Move your Bicycle forward and backward with small and sudden movements keeping the brake pulled The steer...

Page 17: ...our long journeys to receive the adequate assistance in specialised garages 5 8 1 General functioning control Check the braking system as follows 1 From halt position pull both levers until full stop...

Page 18: ...2 Rotate the right crank arm clockwise and observe the chainring and the cassette Make sure that no external body is present otherwise remove it as long as it is easy 3 Push the left crank arm towards...

Page 19: ...any part of it carrier must come in contact with the tires 5 12 Kickstand control ATTENTION RISK OF FALLING AND ACCIDENTS Riding with a lowered kickstand can cause serious falling The same applies if...

Page 20: ...s on it Use the Bicycle only if the electric power train is intact and on the LCD if present there are no warnings If not use the Bicycle only after an appropriate maintenance Some models have an easy...

Page 21: ...3 1 On off The system is turned on pushing the central button SW the device starts and the energy is provided by the electric engine To turn the device off and stop the power supply it is sufficient...

Page 22: ...its the historical travel data mode automatically 4 3 Delete individual travel distance time After 5 seconds the system displays the individual time elapsed TM or the individual distance covered DST P...

Page 23: ...tral button SW to skip to the next setting rim diameter 6 4 Entering rim diameter Using the UP and DOWN buttons select the right rim diameter to ensure the accuracy of the data Km or miles shown on th...

Page 24: ...Appropriate care and maintenance are necessary to assure longevity and maximum performance Non compliance with the usual maintenance may heavily reduce the performance of the Bicycle leading it to ear...

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Page 35: ...ual is the property of Bad Bike any reproduction even partial is forbidden E NOTE the link to download the complete manual is http www rst com tw UploadFile EN FILE 20130313184232125_2011 20OWNER S 20...

Page 36: ...harger must be connected to the battery first and then to the power grid How to insert the battery Insert the battery pack in the appropriate place completely making sure that the battery is correctly...

Page 37: ...irectly on the battery Irrespective of the display used the indicators show the residual charge of the battery if they are all on it means that the battery is fully charged While using your Bicycle th...

Page 38: ...s The A lever is used to switch to a bigger crown or stool while the B lever is used to switch to a smaller crown or stool When you set a lower ratio bigger spool the speed decreases and the resistanc...

Page 39: ...he break system has been run in Once the breaking system has been run in a high breaking force will be available If the levers are pulled too firmly the wheels may be blocked NOTE Approximately the 65...

Page 40: ...almost 180 along its axis Spin the nut anticlockwise until you can extract the wheel group from the chassis fork without effort NOTE Pay attention not to lose the springs 2 Close the quick release axi...

Page 41: ...CCIDENTS If the quick release lever is not correctly close the front wheel may loosen and move This can lead to dangerous driving situations falling and accidents Open the quick release lever Loosen t...

Page 42: ...axes see section 12 1 The closure of the quick release axes lever is carried out through a rotation along the axis itself To open or close it operate only on the quick release lever To disassemble the...

Page 43: ...system ask a retailer For every transport system meet the following rules Do not excess the maximum weight allowed for the load system The maximum weight allowed for the system is stated in its docume...

Page 44: ...inder your sight or your riding capabilities when riding your Bicycle Wear only tight pants Large clothes may get caught in the Bicycle causing severe fallings At night or in low visibility conditions...

Page 45: ...the handlebar with your left hand and the right part with your right hand 2 To move forward put your left foot on the left pedal and the right foot on the right pedal 3 Start pedalling 9 2 Turning off...

Page 46: ...re it is not an obstacle to anybody Keep children and animals away from the parked Bicycle Do not park your Bicycle near easily damaged objects such as cars and similar If the Bicycle is provided with...

Page 47: ...r compartment the front wheel group can be unmounted ATTENTION RISK OF FALLING AND ACCIDENTS If the front wheel group is incorrectly mounted it may lead to dangerous driving situations falling and acc...

Page 48: ...he insertion area of the seatpost Insert the seat and the seatpost inside the chassis column until reaching a comfortable height ATTENTION DANGER Ensure that the seatpost is inserted deep enough To ch...

Page 49: ...RISK OF INJURIES CUASED BY CUT AND TRAPPING IN THE BACK WHEEL If the Bicycle is ready to start off the electric engine may initiate unexpectedly A back wheel in motion may cause you severe injuries W...

Page 50: ...exclusively a damp cloth or sponge to clean your Bicycle Use fresh or desalted water to wet your cloth Do not use salt water sea water NOTE Detergents lubricants and protective agents are chemicals So...

Page 51: ...e guarantee is expired The check up services must be performed by a Bad Bike Official Dealer ATTENTION Take the Bicycle to a specialised garage in due time to perform the required inspection Compulsor...

Page 52: ...e Ride safely respect maintenance deadline and in case of defects go to a trusted garage Use the Bicycle only if you can fully control the riding and the brake from high speed ATTENTION RISK OF INJURI...

Page 53: ...e instruction manual Pull the lever in the other direction Lift the back wheel If there is no resistance turn the crank pedal arm in the transmission direction NOTA BENE If the crank pedal arm does no...

Page 54: ...lised garage immediately if this happens even when the gear transmission is triggered correctly 14 2 Brakes ATTENTION RISK OF FALLING AND ACCIDENTS The brakes of your EPAC are among the most important...

Page 55: ...ted Regulate it correctly according to the attached components instruction manual Blocked suspension Loosen the block Incorrect suspension behaviour despite correct regulation Damaged suspension Conta...

Page 56: ...very little stone Deflated tyre Replace the inner tube if necessary the tyre and the flap see section Cap 14 5 1 Soft brake lever insufficient braking power Lack of oil in the braking system Control t...

Page 57: ...e cause Inflate the broken inner tube with the pump Search for the point where the air comes out If you found the loss turn the inner tube around so the valve is on the inner part 8 If the loss is on...

Page 58: ...tube 6 Inflate the inner tube 7 Move the tyre back and forth perpendicularly to the driving direction Verify that the tyre is equally inserted inside the rim and the inner tube is not visible 8 Infla...

Page 59: ...tailer Your E Bike has one or both wheels in contact with the ground Lift E Bike every 2 3 weeks and spin the wheels manually Move the handlebar left and right a few times Turn the crank pedal arm man...

Page 60: ...HE BICYCLE 4 1 Brakes and connection between levers and brakes 4 2 Gearbox 4 3 Chassis and fork 4 4 Wheel groups 4 5 Battery engine electric controller 4 6 Control display 5 FIRST USE CHECKS 5 1 First...

Page 61: ...ition 9 2 Turning off the electric engine 10 FALLING OR ACCIDENT 11 HOW TO KEEP YOUR BICYCLE SAFE 12 BICYCLE TRANSPORT 12 1 Mounting unmounting the front wheel group 12 2 Mounting unmounting the seat...

Page 62: ...Bad Bike any reproduction even partial is forbidden E The Bad Bike reserves the right to modify the manual without prior notice BAD BIKE Via Scarfoglio 6 NAPOLI tel 39 081 762 10 00 fax 39 081 762 96...

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