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FRONT WHEEL

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The front wheel is installed with a

nut (1)

on

each side and washers. If there is a black
rubber cap, remove the black rubber cap to
expose the nut.

The nut needs to be

tightened to 30 Nm.

WARNING!

Before each ride make sure that

the front wheel is installed safely. Lift the
wheel and hit it from above with your hand to
make sure that it won't move and that it is
stably installed into the fork. When trying to
move the wheel by hand from left to right, the
wheel must not move. Failure to check may
result in serious injury or death.

1

The

motor wire (2)

provides power to the

front wheel hub motor (3).

If the front wheel

is removed, carefully disconnect the

male and

female connectors (2).

WARNING!

Take care not to damage the

motor wire and pins at the end of the
connectors. Do not bend wire with force
where it enters

front axle (4)

. To replace

damaged wires the whole motor needs to be
replaced.

WARNING

!

Ensure

male

and

female

connector (2)

are pushed together all the way

and that they are aligned correctly. If the
connection is loose, it may lead to heat build-
up, melting connections and damage to
motor, controller and bike. During first ride
after re-installing the front-wheel check
connection regularly for heat build-up and
push together if necessary.

2

3 4

REAR WHEEL

The rear wheel is installed into the rear fork with two nuts,
one on the left and one on the right side of the wheel axle.
Tighten

LEFT and RIGHT rear wheel nuts (7 and 10)

to 30 Nm.

Figure RR1

(RIGHT side of bike, at

centre of rear wheel, view from
top):
To remove rear wheel use a
wrench to loosen the

RIGHT rear

wheel nut

(7).

Remove the

washers and

safety clip (8).

Remember

the location and

orientation of the parts for the
re-installation.

Figure RR2

(LEFT side of bike, at

centre of rear wheel):
Use a wrench to loosen

LEFT

rear wheel nut (10)

. Remove

washer (10).

Remember the

location and orientation of the
parts for the re-installation. The
wheel can now be removed.

To re-install the rear wheel, place chain into the cog on the rear
wheel and follow steps shown in Figure RR2 and RR1 in reverse
order. The axle needs to be fully inserted into the fork . Make
sure the wheel is installed safely before riding. Tighten nuts (7
and 10) to 30 Nm. Double check by moving the wheel by hand
left, right, up and down. The wheel must not move in the fork.

WARNING!

Ensure the rear wheel is installed safely before

riding. If wheel becomes loose during riding it may cause you to
fall.

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Содержание ARIA

Страница 1: ... bike and there are risks associated with riding this bike which cannot be avoided These risks are at the sole responsibility of the rider This assembly and operation manual shall remain an integral part of the electric bicycle When you transfer the electric bicycle to others please enclose this manual as it contains important safety guidance and operation instructions Anyone riding the electric b...

Страница 2: ...yond its limits e g accident may cause the bike to break at lower than standard loads It is recommended to have the bike inspected by an ebike mechanic before riding it again Riding instructions Use your brakes carefully if your bike has two brake levers it is recommended to press both brake levers at the same time Check which brake lever engages which brake In Australia normally the right lever e...

Страница 3: ...oose and shouldn t move if moderate force is applied Make sure that all cables are not stretched and that there is enough slack for all cables when turning handle bar Make sure the wheel can be turned freely without entangling wires The ends of the handle bars need to be covered usually by a handle grip to protect from injuries Replace if damaged Apply front brake and move bike forward and backwar...

Страница 4: ...se the bike has to be shipped again Make sure the bottom of fork is protected to prevent it from penetrating the box When parking lock battery into frame and remove keys or remove battery to prevent theft Check with your local authorities whether it is allowed to transport the bike with public transport Maintenance Regular maintenance ensures that the bike is in good condition to be ridden safely ...

Страница 5: ...measurement of the rider and the top tube height of the bicycle when straddling the bike For mountain bikes at least 2 3 inches clearance is recommended 3 1 2 Before your first ride Contact a customer service representative to assist you in finding a bike which has the right size for you Important measurements are the minimum and maximum seat height form the ground to the top of the seat and also ...

Страница 6: ... of features on your ebike WARNING Only switch Pedal assist ON if you intend to ride the bike and if there is enough space in front of the bike Do not pedal when turning Always switch bike and Pedal assist OFF when walking next to bike and pushing the bike to prevent accidental acceleration Always be ready to press the brake lever to stop the bike Do not use pedal assist in tight situations The bi...

Страница 7: ...It is recommended to have the bike assembled and adjusted by a skilled ebike mechanic and serviced regularly Folded bike view from top Handle stem folded to right side of front wheel 2 To straighten the frame carefully move the front part of the frame in the direction of the arrow shown 1 User to stand on this side to straighten folded frame Hinge of folding frame 3 The folding frame is now straig...

Страница 8: ...ure the lever 8 with the latch 10 The metal part 9 is fully retracted in this picture 8 10 9 1 11 1 2 3 4 5 Figure Q2 Quick release parts on a seat clamp It is the same concept as quick release parts on the front wheel Lever in open position Figure Q1 Lever in closed position How to operate quick release levers Step 1 Close Lever figure Q1 If lever closes very easily less than 12 pounds or 53 Newt...

Страница 9: ...quick release levers in this manual for correct operation CAUTION The folding stem should fold to the right side of the bike The handle bar should be approximately parallel to the bike frame when fully folded Fold carefully Take care not to damage the bike during the folding procedure Make sure to leave enough slack for all wires to avoid damaging wires while folding WARNING Test the installation ...

Страница 10: ...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 ...

Страница 11: ... back Short bolts 5 5 mm thread length to attach wire to mudguard Longer bolts 6 10 mm thread length and washer to attach wire to frame CAUTION If it is feels hard to screw bolts into the frame stop immediately Unscrew the bolt and try again inserting the bolt at a 90 degree angle Using force may damage the threads on the frame which may not be possible to repair Threads damaged during installatio...

Страница 12: ...ER To attach the front arms 5 use a washer and bolt 6 and an Allen key 7 It takes some patience to install the bolts 6 as it is a bit tricky to reach Don t use force to avoid damaging the frame Make sure the bolts 6 are straight at a 90 degree angle to the frame Use the Allen key 7 at a flat angle as shown in figures R3 and R4 I 2 2 3 4 5 Figure R2 Rear rack view from the right 5 5 6 Figure R5 Ins...

Страница 13: ...ht before every ride as they may loosen up over time WARNING Incorrect installation and failure to check pedal installation before each ride may cause the thread on the pedal arm and pedal to be damaged resulting in the pedal to fall off while riding DO NOT insert washers between the pedal thread and the crank arm as it may prevent pedal from gripping correctly and eventually causing damage to thr...

Страница 14: ...e charger must not be used Voltage is detected automatically Do not yank cables Pull on plugs not on cables After charging disconnect wall socket plug 6 first Charging the battery The battery can be charged while connected to the bike or off the bike Turn OFF the bike before charging Charging temperature between 10 50 F and 30 86 F During charging the temperature may increase to about 50 122 F Sto...

Страница 15: ...ontroller and bike During first ride after re installing the front wheel check connection regularly for heat build up and push together if necessary 2 3 4 REAR WHEEL The rear wheel is installed into the rear fork with two nuts one on the left and one on the right side of the wheel axle Tighten LEFT and RIGHT rear wheel nuts 7 and 10 to 30 Nm Figure RR1 RIGHT side of bike at centre of rear wheel vi...

Страница 16: ...ve to re adjust them several times during the brake in period Brakes need to be re adjusted regularly also after the brake in period This is normal as brake pads will wear down Before each ride make sure that both front and rear brakes work well and follow the guide below to maintain the brakes How disc brakes work Disc brake pads apply pressure to a disc mounted to the hub of the wheel Figure DB1...

Страница 17: ...ectric wires Check all cables monthly if there are any bends cuts frays or worn areas Do not ride bike with damaged cables Have damaged cables replaced Figure BL1 Brake lever 1 1 Headset The headset is the system of bearings which sits around the handlebar and fork it needs to be checked every 30 days by applying the front brake while moving the bicycle back and forth To check if steering is smoot...

Страница 18: ...e wheel Insert second bead into rim by hand If it is too difficult carefully use tyre lever without pinching the tube Push stem of valve through opening in rim and inflate tyre to half pressure Check around wheel if tube is correctly on inside and tyre on outside Adjust if necessary Deflate tube again to prevent pinching Finally inflate to pressure recommended on tyre wall using a hand bicycle pum...

Страница 19: ...out rubbing your eyes or skin and visit a doctor immediately to reduce damage to eyes or skin Never handle battery or charger if parts are wet Dry it thoroughly before usage to avoid electric shock Store out of reach of pets and children Always handle carefully with 2 hands If errors occur stop using battery consult manual or contact customer service Discard batteries according to your local batte...

Страница 20: ...ubrication Quill type stem Every year Remove stem then remove grease from wedge Apply thin layer of grease to wedge and the part of stem which is inside frame Re install stem Seatpost Every year remove seatpost then remove grease from seatpost Apply thin layer of grease to the part of seatpost which is inside frame Re install seatpost Pedal threads on pedal axle where they insert into crank arms E...

Страница 21: ...cycle has intermittent power 1 Loose connectors 2 Loose fuse 3 Damaged wire 1 Check all connectors 2 Check fuse connector 3 Inspect all wires 5 Charger light does not operate 1 Power outlet faulty 2 Charger is not plugged to wall or battery properly 3 Charger light or charger is faulty 1 Try another outlet 2 Check all plugs 3 Replace charger 6 Charger completes charging in an unusually short amoun...

Страница 22: ...that they don t get damaged The controller The controller is the brain of the ebike All wires are connected to it and the controller controls all functions of the bike To activate the throttle access the controller and connect the black plastic clip of the throttle wire to the following the instructions below 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 Figure T3 4 8 5 9 6 7 Figure T1 Figure T2 B Place the bike upside down on a...

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