Little Pro Rider LPR 12 JNR MX, Руководство пользователя

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OWNERS MANUAL | Model: LPR12 Jnr MX V1.0
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Storing Your Bike:
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Store your bike on a concrete surface, undercover in a dry environment out of direct
sunlight.
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For lithium battery safety, do not store the bike inside your house, store in a garage
away from flammable items, products or chemicals.
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Use a bike wheel rack to keep bike stabilized, or bike wall mount.
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Store your bike within a temperature range between 5-49° C.
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Lock the bike away from children during storage
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Disconnect the battery connector under the frame cover to prevent children from
starting the bike unintendedly.
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For long term storage (greater than 1 month) the battery is best kept at half charge
(two bars on the display). To get to half charge, from empty charge bike for only 1
hour or to 22.2v.
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Check battery charge level once a month during storage. Charge if required. If battery
voltage drops too low (below 18v) permanent damage can be done to the battery.
After storage prepare for use by completing the pre ride checklist and charging
battery.
Transporting Your Bike:
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At only 11.5kg the LPR12 Jnr MX can easily be lifted into the boot of a car.
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Restrain the bike during transport using tie downs or rope.
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Disconnect the battery under the frame cover prior to transporting. The bike does not
need to be transported upright and can be placed in any position.
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Keep bike out of wet weather conditions and do not transport on an open trailer or in
an open Ute when there is risk of rain.
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Never expose the bike or battery to extreme temperatures, Temperature range must be
between 5-49° C to prevent damage to lithium batteries.
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Do not leave bike unattended inside an automobile. In summer car/truck interiors can
reach 30°C degrees hotter than the outside temperature.
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Transporting this bike by courier or air freight: - Ensure you comply with the lithium
battery safety transport rules of that shipping company. Lithium batteries are classed
as a dangerous good. Most couriers needs specific labeling and don’t allow air freight.
Seek more information from freight companies prior to transporting.