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Page 1: ...For the most up to date documents bike models additional information instructional videos and more visit us at Ride1up com E bike Owner s Manual Model 700 Series ...

Page 2: ...THE NUMBER STAMPED ON THE FRONT OF YOUR HEAD TUBE Thank you for purchasing a Ride1UP 700 Series e bike This manual contains important safety performance maintenance information Please take a moment to read the manual and review our instructions before start riding keep the manual for the future reference Need service or support Visit our website https ride1up com bike support for quick answers or ...

Page 3: ...heel Assembly 11 12 3 3 Seat Post Assembly 13 3 4 Seat Clamp Assembly 13 3 5 Pedal Assembly 14 3 6 Chainring Assembly 15 3 7 Detailed Torque Settings 15 3 8 Adjust Derailleur and Shifter 15 3 9 Test and Adjust Front and Rear Brakes 16 3 10 Spoke Tension 16 4 Battery Connection Removal 17 5 Charging the Battery 19 6 E bike Basics Care 18 6 1 Battery Basics Care 19 6 2 Common Assembly Unboxing Issue...

Page 4: ...er You must avoid damaging the wires of the electrical components during riding transporting and storing your electric bike 1 2 E bike Safety You must be 18 or over to ride this e bike Your e bike is designed for a maximum permitted overall weight rider cargo of 275lbs Your MUST have the bike inspected or assembled by someone experienced with bike mechanics prior to use Proper assembly and inspect...

Page 5: ...e carrying out any maintenance You must always use genuine replacement parts when performing maintenance on your e bike Regularly check the tire pressures See sidewall of your tire for correct psi range and regularly check the tread depth of tires After an accident or crash you must take your e bike to a bike repair specialist to make sure that it is safe to ride Be aware that damage may not be vi...

Page 6: ...he e bike This e bike is not meant for downhill riding or rocky trails The e bike is for paved or smooth surfaces only Do not ride your e bike in unsafe weather conditions or when the road surface is comprised with ice snow water sand or anything else that could cause a loss of traction Failure to follow this rule may result in serious injury and or death Keep your e bike and packaging away from c...

Page 7: ...n instructional videos And more visit us at Ride1UP com 7 1 7 Notable Bike Parts 2 What s in the Box Figure 1 Bike fork front wheel front axle skewer front fender rear rack handlebars saddle and additional box of parts tools Figure 2 all zip tied together and padded 1 ...

Page 8: ...s bike models additional information instructional videos And more visit us at Ride1UP com 8 Figure 2 Seat and seat post and separate box with pedals charger and installation hardware Figure 3 Close up of the bag of nuts and bolts 2 3 ...

Page 9: ...For the most up to date documents bike models additional information instructional videos And more visit us at Ride1UP com 9 2 1 Nuts Bolts Where do they go ...

Page 10: ...For the most up to date documents bike models additional information instructional videos And more visit us at Ride1UP com 10 3 Installation Steps Assembling Your Bike 3 1 Fork Assembly ...

Page 11: ...olt using hex wrench Figure D o Pull the fork up so it is properly seated against the bearings and push the stem down to increase pressure on the headset o Place the top cap on top of the stem and carefully tighten the compression bolt until you feel some resistance when rotating the stem Do not over tighten or you will cause the star nut in the fork steerer tube to come out o If properly assemble...

Page 12: ...onto the fork dropouts Figure 5 Install the quick release skewer The narrow part of the cone springs should face inward Figure 6 Rotate to tighten and then hand tighten the axle skewer quick release arm Line up the disc rotor to make sure there is space on each side so they don t rub Then make sure the wheel is secure Figure 7 WARNING IT IS VITAL THAT THE QUICK RELEASE HAVE BEEN TIGHTENED IF THEY ...

Page 13: ...suitable height and rotate the clamp to tighten and then shut it Figure 10 3 4 Seat Clamp Assembly Slide saddle into seat post clamp Using an 6mm hex wrench Tighten the bolt to 16 17nm of torque unless otherwise marked on the seat post The seat post angle is adjustable Make sure the grooves are properly aligned Ensure the bolt s is correctly torqued If left loose or over tightened the seat post bo...

Page 14: ...read rotate counter clockwise to install and tighten Screw each pedal into a crank by hand They should screw in easily to start Do not force them The right pedal marked R must be installed in the right crank arm It is standard thread rotate clockwise to install and tighten Use an adjustable wrench to finish tightening the pedal in place NOTE THERE ARE TWO PEDALS INCLUDED IN THE BOX WITH YOUR BIKE ...

Page 15: ...can be untangled and does not have to be removed to be properly installed 3 7 Detailed Torque Settings Saddle Clamp Bolt 16 17nm or as noted on seat post Crank Arms 39nm Compression Cap bolt 4 5nm make sure steering is still free but fork is not loose or wobbly Stem Steerer Clamp 8 9nm or as noted on stem Handlebar Clamp 8 9nm or as noted on stem tighten evenly in a cross pattern so the gap at eac...

Page 16: ...ing and cable tension involved in shifting 3 9 Test and Adjust Front and Rear Brakes After Assembly you must test your front and rear brake You can then adjust them as needed How you install the front wheel and brake caliper can affect whether the disc brakes rub when first assembling After assembly you may need to adjust the front and rear brake Look in line with the brake pads and slowly tighten...

Page 17: ...tery is heavy use both hands to avoid dropping and damaging the battery With one hand holding the battery in gently rotate the knob to the left or right and carefully use both hands to remove the battery If the knob feels stuck do not force it simply take the weight off of the latch and it will release easily Replace battery with key in the same position then turn key to lock Charging port is on t...

Page 18: ...harging your battery Please inspect the charging port of the battery and the tip of the charger Please contact Support Ride1UP com and share pictures Follow the steps when charging battery Step 1 Turn the bike off The LCD will be off Step 2 Plug the charger which is off into the socket and then insert the charger plug into the battery which is also off Make sure the charger s tip is not stressed o...

Page 19: ...charge Check the battery once a month If the battery drops to 25 or lower charge it up to 40 80 Recommended storage temperatures are 50 77 F and will provide the best performance out of the battery Storage should be done in a dry area 6 2 Common Assembly Unboxing Issues 6 2 a Fork and Headset Installing the fork and headset incorrectly can be very dangerous Please be sure to check our 700 Series A...

Page 20: ...Ride1UP com You can also share a clear video without wind noise by emailing Support Ride1UP com 7 Display Instructions 6 1 General Operation for more information download the entire LCD manual at ride1up com bike support Switching the E Bike System On Off To switch on the e bike system hold the Power button for 2 seconds It is best practice for safety to only turn on your electric bike once you ha...

Page 21: ...It will take some time to get used to this and manipulating the motor to engage and disengage when expected takes a little practice You can adjust the sensitivity in the display settings A quick backpedal or slight engagement of the brake lever instantly stops the motor You can adjust the sensitivity of the cadence sensor and other pedal assist settings by referring to the LCD manual We also have ...

Page 22: ...he display The display is not receiving vital information 9 Warranty Information NOTE full warranty terms listed on website All Ride1UP electric bikes come with a One Year Limited Warranty from date of purchase Defective items or parts will be replaced and shipped to the holder of the warranty only Warranties are not transferable to parties other than the original purchaser All purchases must be m...

Page 23: ...r similar service Ride1Up will cover labor and parts involved in handling the guarantee within the 30 day period after purchase It is the owner s responsibility to immediately inspect your bike on receipt maximum within 3 days Shipping claims are time sensitive To quickly resolve the issue the owner must send an email with a photo and or video if appropriate to support ride1up com After the first ...

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