BATTERY and SEATPOST
WARNING!
The minimum insertion mark (Figure B2) on the
seat post must NOT be visible when inserted. Failure to do so
may result in the post malfunctioning, frame breakage, and
can cause you to fall.
WARNING!
Test the installation of the seat-post and seat
before riding. It should not not move easily left and right and
it should not come loose during riding. Refer to section of
quick-release levers in this manual for correct operation.
Figure
B2
: Minimum
Insertion Mark visible.
NOT CORRECT.
Figure B3
: Minimum
Insertion Mark NOT
Visible. CORRECT.
x
Figure B1
: Open
quick
release lever (2)
to insert
the seat post. Close lever
(2) at desired position.
Minimum
Ground
Clearance of bottom part
of battery to ground: 13
cm. Maximum mark must
always
be
visible.
Minimum insertion mark
(Figure B2 and B3) must
NOT be visible. Connect
the
battery cable (4)
to
the
battery connection
(3)
on the bike. Refer to
Figure B4 for details.
At least
13 cm
WARNING!
Inserting the seatpost so that the maximum mark is not visible and the ground clearance is less than 13 cm may
cause you to hit obstacles while riding resulting in damage and injury. Make sure the terrain the bike is ridden on does not
damage the bottom of the battery of the battery power cord.
2
3
4
7
6
5
Figure B4
: Line up the
groove (5)
on the battery
cable with the
pin (6)
at the bottom of the bike.
Location is show in
Figure B1, 3
. Turn the
ring (7)
clockwise
until
firmly
connected.
WARNING!
Never short-circuit the battery
terminals (8) e.g. with water or metal parts. It
may cause fire or explosion.
8
8
Seat (saddle)
Seat rail
Figure S1
: Magnification of seat attachment
mechanism
Upper Bracket
To adjust seat tilt and position on rail loosen the Bolt. Stay
between rail maximum marks. Tighten to 22 Nm.
WARNING!
Stay within maximum marks or the rail may
brake.
SEAT (SADDLE)
Inspection
: Before each ride make sure all nuts bolts and
quick releases are safely installed. Use both hands and
move seat left and right or up and down. If seat moves
easily, tighten bolts. Inspect seat-post every 30 days to
make sure it is straight. If it is bent, contact customer
service.
WARNING!
Adjust height, position on rail and tilt of seat to
a comfortable position. Do not continue to ride if you feel
pain, discomfort or numbness while riding.
WARNING!
If nuts, bolts and quick-releases are not
tightened safely the seat position may change unexpectedly
during ride and cause injury.
Recommended seat position:
To check for the correct seat
height, sit on the seat, put one heel on the pedal in the
down position while the crank arm is parallel to the seat
tube. Adjust seat height until your leg is straight. If the
knee is bent, raise the seat. If your hips rock for the heel to
reach the pedal, lower the seat. For people of short stature
the seat should be adjusted to a height so that the feet of a
seated rider can reach the ground.
Lower Bracket
Bolt
Seatpost
Seat rail maximum mark
CAUTION!
Pinching hazard. Keep clear of moving parts. When
you open the
quick-release (2)
the seat may drop down and
present a squeezing hazard. Always hold the seat with one
hand to prevent it from dropping and operate quick-release
lever with other hand.
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