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R Series Unpacking Guide 

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Optibike R Series 

Unpacking Guide V1.0 

 
 

 

 
 
 

Congratulations on your new Optibike R Series Electric Bike. 

 Please take time to read through this instruction manual before 

unpacking.  

 

ATTENTION! 

If you do not have the necessary skills and experience to perform the 

actions in this manual, it is strongly suggested that you take the bike to a 

bicycle shop to have it assembled.  

 

Summary of Contents for R Series

Page 1: ...ew Optibike R Series Electric Bike Please take time to read through this instruction manual before unpacking ATTENTION If you do not have the necessary skills and experience to perform the actions in this manual it is strongly suggested that you take the bike to a bicycle shop to have it assembled ...

Page 2: ...e it as simple as possible to get you out on the road you will need a few basic tools for the job Unpacking is easier done with two people Metric Allen wrench set Pedal wrench or a quality 15mm open end wrench Some type of cutter for opening the box carpet knife scissors etc A pair of wire cutters or pliers Cut the straps holding the box together ...

Page 3: ...ng The following should be in the box Pedals Fox Shock pump Tail light Multi tool Battery charger Rear Fender Fox Suspension Manual Avid Brake Manual Rohloff Hub Manual Cycle Computer Manual Any optional accessories you may have ordered These items will be in the compartment towards the rear of the bike ...

Page 4: ...ge 4 Remove the staples in all of the circled locations Once these are removed you may remove the support pieces and boxes from the main crate the large box contains the front wheel and the support on top contains the rear fender ...

Page 5: ...es Unpacking Guide Page 5 Lift the outer box up and off from the bike Now you can see your beautiful new bike Set the crate aside and we can start getting the bike ready Check the bike for any shipping damage ...

Page 6: ...ars Next get the handlebars ready loosen up the stem bolts with a 4mm Allen and turn the bar straight You may tighten it lightly for now and tighten it correctly when the wheel is on it will be easier to get the stem lined up with the front tire Remove the Bike From the Crate You will need a 4mm Allen Loosen and remove the two bolts holding the top cap of the fork mount Be careful after these are ...

Page 7: ...his is easier to do with two people Remove the red brake pad spacer from the brake caliper when this is removed be extra careful not to squeeze the front brake or damage may result Remove the axle by first flipping down the lock levers this may vary depending on your model fork wheel then unscrewing the axle ...

Page 8: ... We will now install the front wheel First place the wheel into the fork taking care to line up the brake rotor in between the pads correctly When this is done reinsert the axle tighten it firmly and press the lock levers into place ...

Page 9: ...e sure to cross tighten the stem bolts to insure they are tight Inflate the Front Fork The front suspension fork is deflated for shipping so it will need to be pumped up Start by unscrewing the cap over the air valve Then thread the shock pump into the fork Pump the fork to half the riders weight in psi this pressure can be varied to suit your preferences please consult your Fox Shock manual for f...

Page 10: ... the rear fender using a 4mm Allen wrench Pay attention not to cross thread the threads on the bolts when inserting into frame Adjust the straightness of the fender before final tightening Check the Tire Pressure Double check the tires are pumped up to the recommended pressure on the sidewall A good starting pressure is 35 psi in both tires The pressure can be adjusted higher or lower depending on...

Page 11: ...Unpacking Guide Page 11 Recheck Everything Take a few minutes to recheck that everything is tight Sit on the bike and adjust the seat to a comfortable height Check the operation of the brakes Go for an easy ride ...

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