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 Check your Eskuta is clean and free from dirt

 Check the front brake reservoir is above the minimum level. If not, release the 2

retaining screws of the reservoir and take if the cap. Fill with a standard motorcycle

grade brake fluid and re-fit the reservoir cap

 Check all lights and indicators are functioning correctly

 Check tyre pressures – the front and rear tyres should be inflated to 40psi

 Check tightness of pedal cranks (Pedal cranks may become loose during riding)

 Check tightness of pedals

 Check both front & rear brakes are in good working order

 Ensure the main chain & small chain are clean of dirt and sufficiently lubricated with oil

 Check tightness of all visible bolts

 Check tightness of headset

Check wear & tear of the front and rear tyres. If the tyre(s) sidewalls are cut or show any

signs of damage or cracks, then the tyre must be replaced. If the tyre(s) is showing signs

of the wear of the tread, or if there is under 2mm of tyre tread, the tyre(s) must be

replaced 

Check tightness of the main chain – if more than 5mm sag on the chain, and then use the

rear wheel adjusters to tension the chain. If this operation does not tension the chain

sufficiently, then the chain requires replacement

 Check tightness of the small chain – if more that 20mm sag on the chain is present, the

chain requires replacement

 Check for movement / play in the headset by moving the handlebars forwards and

backwards whilst the bike is stationary. If there is minimal play then this is normal. If

there is excessive play or the handlebars seem loose, then the headset requires

tightening. Eskuta or an authorised Eskuta reseller must carry out this work. 

Check wear & tear of the pedals, if these look damaged or worn, these must be replaced

 Check the exposed fixing bolts to all components

 Visually check the amount of grip remaining on the disc pads. If these are looking worn

or braking seems poor or reduced, then replace the brake pads

Check the front brake disc for excessive wear or damage. If damaged in any way, then

replace this part

Check both the front and rear suspension for any leakage of fluid. If any leakage present

then refer to Eskuta or an authorised Eskuta reseller

 Check / tighten the bottom bracket

 Check/ Tighten rear brake if damaged in any way, then replace this part.

 Grease headset and bottom brackets

The following are guidelines only. You should check the wear and tear of your Eskuta each

time prior to riding to ensure the longevity and safety of your Eskuta bike. 

WEEKLY CHECK LIST

EVERY 3 MONTHS CHECK LIST (THEN EVERY 3 MONTHS THEREAFTER)

Owners Handbook

Maintenance and Service 

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Страница 1: ...OWNERS MANUAL UK READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING YOUR ESKUTA ...

Страница 2: ...ted the above details then please scan and forward a copy to registration eskuta com 2 Colour VIN No Your Name Your Address Dealer Address Date of Purchase Dealer who sold the Eskuta Your Model Information Owners Handbook ...

Страница 3: ... now part of a club an amazing team and a group of people who think differently 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 We re not constrained by the ordinary we are the exception the extraordinary We don t conform to convention we are the creators of the unorthodox You can now go further further than you ve ever been before have freedom and not be constrained by the conventional You know who you are Ju...

Страница 4: ...his port on the rear of the bike 1 Put the key in the ignition and turn to the right The bike can be charged in two ways METHOD ONE 5 Connect to the charging unit 2 Display should light up if bike is successfully turned on 2 Turn to the right and the seat will pop open 3 Unplug the power cable from the battery 6 When fully charged re insert the battery and connect the power cable Owners Handbook 3...

Страница 5: ... of once per month to maintain life time of the battery Owners Handbook Charging your Eskuta WARNING PLEASE NOTE If the bike has not been used for a long period please note that charging should be executed periodically normally a minimum of once per month to maintain life time of the battery Read the user manual carefully Under charging may generate explosive gases Ensure battery is charged in a v...

Страница 6: ...cel the indicator light once you have finished turning 1 Flick the switch left or right depending on which way you are turning KEYLESS GO Double click for keyless go mode Press disarm button to cancel keyless go ARM Press once to arm DISARM Press once to disarm PANIC ALARM Press once to trigger alarm Lights Indicators Keyless Go and Security Features KEY FUNCTIONS Owners Handbook ...

Страница 7: ...or brake 2 Release the walk mode button when up to 4mph 6kph 1 Press and Hold the green walk mode button to get up to 4mph 6kph TIP Pedalling while continuing to hold the walk mode button stops you from getting to top speed 7 How to Ride Your Eskuta Owners Handbook ...

Страница 8: ...but still not achieving range 4 low temperature in winter affects range 1 low voltage of battery 2 circuit breaker not in on position 1 abrasion of motor bearing 2 abrasion of carbon brush 3 rear motor wheel does not run true 1 charge the battery 1 charge the battery 3 turn to on position WAY OF ELIMINATING 1 refer to workshop for repair 1 inflate to 40psi 2 fully charge or check the touching of c...

Страница 9: ...f this type of accident 9 Perform the pre operation checks each time you use the vehicle to make sure it is in safe operating condition Failure to inspect or maintain the vehicle properly increases the possibility of an accident or equipment damage Know your skills and limits Staying within your limits may help you to avoid an accident Never ride under the influence of alcohol or other substances ...

Страница 10: ... than warranted by road and traffic conditions Always signal before turning or changing lanes Make sure that other motorists can see you THEREFORE Always wear an approved helmet Wear a face shield or goggles Wind in your unprotected eyes could contribute to an impairment of vision that could delay seeing a hazard The use of a substantial heavy jacket substantial shoes or boots protective gloves et...

Страница 11: ...n for your load suspension adjustable models only and check the condition and pressure of your tires frequently Never attach any large or heavy items to the handlebar front fork or front fender Such items can create unstable handling or a slow steering response This vehicle is not designed to pull a trailer or to be attached to a sidecar LOADING Adding accessories or cargo to your Eskuta other tha...

Страница 12: ...d capacity kg Front brake Rear brake Wheel Tyre Size Battery type Battery capacity Ah Battery Voltage 12V Battery charging time h Bicycle size CE Brushless Motor 249W 48V 1 2kW h 100km 25km h 15 5 mp h Max 80 km 50 miles 120kg Disc brake Disc brake 18 x 2 5 Lithium ion 12Ah 4X 6 8h 1690x620 x 1050 mm Technical Specification Owners Handbook ...

Страница 13: ...ch Tail light Headlight Switch Horn Speeodometer 13 8 Rear drum brake 9 Rear shocker absorber 10 Front fork 11 Front disc brake 12 Front fender 13 Key 14 Pedal 1 10 4 12 113 15 Side stand 16 Main stand 17 Rear footrest 18 Rear fork 19 Mirror 20 Rear carrier 21 Turning lights Know your Eskuta OTHER SIDE Owners Handbook 11 14 15 16 OTHER SIDE 17 18 ...

Страница 14: ...ied when pulling the brake lever at least 20mm before it touches the handlebar If not re adjust brake Loose the nut of back shaft Loosen the chain adjusting screw Adjust the tightness of the chain to allow 10 15mm of play Carefully ensure the back wheel is straight in the frame Tighten the chain adusting screw and back shaft to at least 30Nm Adjustment of Parts ADJUSTMENT OF BRAKES ADJUSTMENT OF C...

Страница 15: ...eplacement Check tightness of the small chain if more that 20mm sag on the chain is present the chain requires replacement Check for movement play in the headset by moving the handlebars forwards and backwards whilst the bike is stationary If there is minimal play then this is normal If there is excessive play or the handlebars seem loose then the headset requires tightening Eskuta or an authorise...

Страница 16: ...uld be cleaned with a wet soapy cloth and then dried with a clean dry cloth Use lubrication oil to maintain the chain and rear wheel sprocket Oil should not be applied to any other part of the Eskuta CLEANING YOUR ESKUTA A full range of parts are available directly from Eskuta or one of our resellers Please telephone with any requirements PARTS Owners Handbook ...

Страница 17: ...l not be liable for any damage failure or loss caused by the use of such unauthorised component and the warranty will be void Disassembling any part or component beyond that which is shown in the Eskuta Owner s Manual will void the warranty of that item and any other components that Eskuta Limited determines are affected by such disassembly THE CUSTOMER S RESPONSIBILITY under this warranty shall b...

Страница 18: ...skuta com eskutauk eskutauk facebook com eskuta ESKUTA LIMITED UNIT 5 BERMUDA INNOVATION CENTRE ST DAVID S WAY BERMUDA PARK NUNEATON WARWICKSHIRE CV10 7SD REG No 09042298Owners Handbook 44 0 2476 350150 ...

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