Flyer Upstreet6, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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Values and information are provided in the se -
parate “Technical Data” operating instructions
document .
• Check whether both wheels are correctly and
firmly attached to the frame and fork, that both
the front and rear wheels rotate freely . Experts
can see from the distance between the frame
or fork and the wheel whether the wheel turns
without snagging .
• Check that both brakes are operating fully .
• Do not set off again without having checked
that the chain is sitting securely on both the
front chain wheel and rear sprockets . It must
be engaged fully with the cogs. If you set off
and the chain jumps off a cog you may fall, at
the risk of very severe injury .
• Check whether the display of the FLYER
E-Bike shows a fault message or a warning.
Do not drive your FLYER when a warning is
displayed . Contact your FLYER specialist re -
tailer immediately .
• Check that the display and the battery are un -
damaged . Do not ride your FLYER if there are
any noticeable changes (cracks, scratches,
etc.). Have all parts and functions checked first
by your FLYER specialist retailer .
There is a risk that humidity or water
may penetrate the motor if the housing
of your battery is cracked . This may lead
to short circuits or electrical shocks . Im -
mediately stop using the battery in this
case and contact your FLYER specialist
retailer . Do not charge the battery .
If you notice any changes to your E-Bike, DO
NOT continue cycling . Do not retighten any loose
parts without first checking them and always use
a torque wrench . Take the FLYER to your FLYER
specialist retailer, describe the fall to them and
have the bicycle checked out .
13. Adjusting the
bike to the rider
Installing pedals
Always have your pedals installed or changed by
your FLYER specialist retailer, and feel free to ask
for advice on correct handling .
Pedals must be installed with a suitable spanner .
Please note that the two pedals are screwed on
in different directions and must be fastened with
high torque (See the separate “Technical Data”
operating instructions document .) . Apply assem -
bly grease to both threads .
Please take note that the right pedal is different
from the left . You can recognise which pedal be -
longs on which side from the screws which turn in
opposite directions . Screw the right pedal clock -
wise and the left pedal anti-clockwise into the
cranks .
The pedals must be fastened with a suit -
able spanner . Observe the correct fas -
tening torque when attaching the pedals .
Ensure that the pedals are fitted straight
(See the separate “Technical Data” op -
erating instructions document) . If they
are fitted at an angle, there is a danger
that they will break and cause a fall .
Defective pedals must be replaced by
pedals of the exact same type . Switch -
ing to different pedals is not allowed due
to the type conformity .
13.1 Operating quick-release
fasteners and axles
The wheels, seat post, seat, stem and handlebars
may be attached with quick-release fasteners,
quick-release axles or screw connections.
Only allow your FLYER specialist retailer
to perform work on quick-release fasten-
ers and quick-release axles. These are
components which are crucial for your
safety, so incorrect work and tools in this
area of the bicycle could lead to serious
falls .
Axle system quick release
The axle system quick release, which is used on
the rear wheel of the Upstreet6, ensures quick
and secure mounting of the wheel with high clam -
ping force .
This is how to close the quick release:
1 . Turn lever in clockwise direction and tighten as
firmly as possible by hand (min. 15 Nm). Hold the
nut firm on the opposite side.
2 . Lift the lever of the quick release (A), turn to the
desired position (B) and release (C) .
3 . Check that the wheel is fastened securely in
the fork or in the frame .
C
B
A
Quick release fastener Adjustment positions