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HELMETS

SAVE

LIVES!

Always wear a properly fitted

helmet that complies with CPSC or

CE safety standards when you ride

your bicycle.

Great care should be taken when

locking the quick release levers on the

bicycle. If you do not fully understand

how to operate the quick release

levers, ask a bicycle dealer for

assistance, or call Montague’s

Customer Support Team at

+1 617-491-7200.

DO NOT RIDE YOUR BICYCLE

WITHOUT ALL QUICK RELEASES

SECURELY LOCKED.

WARNING

In this manual, the WARNING sign

shows a hazardous situation which,

if not avoided, could cause death or

serious injury.

WARNING

In this manual, the CAUTION sign

shows a hazardous situation which,

if not avoided, could cause minor or

moderate injury.

CAUTION

As with all mechanical components, the bicycle is subjected to wear and high

stresses. Different materials and components may react to wear or fatigue in

different ways. If the design life of a component has been exceeded, it may

suddenly fail possibly causing injuries to the rider. Any form of crack, scratch or

change of colouring in highly stressed areas indicate that the life of the component

has been reached and it should be replaced. Do not ride in an abusive manner.

WARNING

Correct Fitting

- Make sure

your helmet covers your
forehead.

Incorrect Fitting -

Forehead

is exposed and vulnerable to
serious injury.

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Страница 1: ...1 Even if you have ridden a bike for years it is important for you and every rider to read this manual before riding this bicycle Keep for reference E Bike Owner s Manual...

Страница 2: ...serious injury WARNING In this manual the CAUTION sign shows a hazardous situation which if not avoided could cause minor or moderate injury CAUTION As with all mechanical components the bicycle is su...

Страница 3: ...er Riding 21 Be Seen Especially at Night 21 Think Safety 22 Riding Instructions 23 Using your Brakes 23 Changing Gears Correctly 23 Descending 24 Obstacles and Impacts 25 Assembling your Bicycle 26 Pa...

Страница 4: ...ame on the drive side of the bike Fig 1 Record the serial number in this manual below in the event that your bicycle is lost or stolen You may also want to register your serial number with your local...

Страница 5: ...se make sure all riders are adults Bicycle riding can be a hazardous activity even under the best of circumstances Proper maintenance of your bicycle is your responsibility as it helps reduce the risk...

Страница 6: ...ion 2 bicycles are made to cover all the riding conditions expressed by condition 1 with the addition of gravel roads and groomed off pavement trails Condition 2 bicycles typically feature flat handle...

Страница 7: ...uitable collection points for environmentally friendly recycling Marking for single use and rechargeable batteries that must not be disposed of in household or non recyclable waste Dispose of single u...

Страница 8: ...ity to control your bicycle Due to the increased speed braking may require more distance to stop Pay attention to road conditions as sand leaves rain or other materials on the road may impact your abi...

Страница 9: ...road Note that national and regional regulations may vary Items that may have special requirements Brakes Lighting and reflectors Bell or other approved warning device Familiarize yourself with the l...

Страница 10: ...ponents on your bike For full instructions on the operation and configuration of the drive assist system and associated electronics please read the included drive assist manual Please familiarize your...

Страница 11: ...quick release 9 frame quick release 10 reflectors front rear 11 down tube 12 spoke reflectors front rear 13 tire front rear 14 rechargeable battery 15 seat tube 16 control unit 17 lights front rear 1...

Страница 12: ...e seat post You can adjust the saddle pages 32 and 51 and handlebar pages 30 and 50 to offer the best comfort and performance Before you make these adjustments refer to the Proper Maintenance and Adju...

Страница 13: ...on page 20 and Riding Instructions on page 23 before attempting to ride your Montague e bike Check the steering as shown in Fig 5 page 18 Prevent Toe Overlap Some frame sizes especially smaller sizes...

Страница 14: ...them are not indestructible Depending on the riding forces conditions and mileage endured you should replace your e bike or its parts at an appropriate frequency The safe life of a part is determined...

Страница 15: ...es and connectors are securely in place and look for damage If you discover any missing or damaged parts do not use the e bike Have an authorized dealer repair your e bike Carbon Fiber Composite Some...

Страница 16: ...rt for movement or unusual noise To examine for delamination tap test 1 Clean the part fully with a moist cloth 2 With a coin tap near the area you suspect damage 3 Listen carefully for variations in...

Страница 17: ...r cracks discoloration and trueness If there is any movement or irregularity in the wheel do not ride your bike Take it to your local dealer for service When the quick release lever is properly adjust...

Страница 18: ...rim it can explode when inflated Ensure that the tire is not cracked or unevenly worn Check for bulges Check that the valve is straight in the rim Irregular tires should be replaced immediately Examin...

Страница 19: ...efer to the enclosed supplementary manual for the suspension fork equipped on your bike Quick Releases Check that all quick releases front wheel frame seatpost rear wheel stem are fastened Nothing sho...

Страница 20: ...Ride single file in a straight line Have a satisfactory signaling device bell horn etc to warn of approach Ride defensively expect the unexpected Give pedestrians the right of way Do not ride too clos...

Страница 21: ...ad and off road riding see www montaguebikes com support Caution Wet Weather Riding Brakes do not work as well under wet conditions as they do when dry In wet weather special precautions must be taken...

Страница 22: ...handlebar or other parts of the bicycle for example with a pet or its leash Never carry other riders or packages as they may obstruct vision or proper control of the bicycle Do not ride while intoxica...

Страница 23: ...rates the front brake Changing Gears Correctly The multi gear system provides a means of maintaining a constant pedaling rate regardless of road level conditions The gears are activated by cables conn...

Страница 24: ...y moving your weight rearward on the e bike and as low as possible just like when braking Keep your feet on the pedals and keep the crank arms horizontal and parallel to the ground unless you are corn...

Страница 25: ...caution when you encounter obstacles in the road whether it s a sewer grate speed bump gravel or any other hazard If you are going fast even a small obstacle can create a significant impact to your bi...

Страница 26: ...the model year and design your e bike may be assembled differently Refer to the Final Assembly Instructions attached to your bike for the most up to date information For additional manuals please vis...

Страница 27: ...ver is positioned adjacent to the fork blade so it will not catch on any passing objects 5 If you can lock the lever with little or no resistance the clamp force is not sufficient Go back to step 2 an...

Страница 28: ...adequate stopping power to the wheel it may need to be adjusted Be sure to squeeze the brake levers to ensure that the brakes are secured in place and functioning properly before riding For adjustment...

Страница 29: ...d from the frame and is aligned parallel with the front wheel 6 With the stem aligned parallel with the front wheel apply a clamping force between the top of the stem assembly and the fork crown This...

Страница 30: ...lling the Front Wheel Unfolding the Pedals Installing the Handlebars For some models the handlebars are shipped off the bike If so 1 Using the provided hex wrench remove the two screws or four dependi...

Страница 31: ...bolt on the fork arch by turning it counter clockwise Fig 19 An L shaped bracket is being held in place by the nut Slide the L bracket off the bolt and place the nut and bracket aside 2 Move the fend...

Страница 32: ...on the underside of the frame s top tube It is located directly behind the fork arch Fig 23 a 2 Using a pair of pliers to grip the hook on the opposite end of the spring stretch the spring toward the...

Страница 33: ...ever is securely tightened when it leaves an imprint on the palm of your hand from pushing it closed 5 Once the lever is securely closed you should not be able to move it unless you open it again If y...

Страница 34: ...SEMBLING YOUR MONTAGUE BICYCLE CONTINUED 1 Align the right pedal axle into the threaded hole in the right crank arm and secure it in the crank by hand The right hand side of the bicycle is the side of...

Страница 35: ...crank arm is at its lowest point It should be perpendicular to the ground with the pedal at the bottom Fig 29 3 Open the frame quick release by lifting up on the lever fig 30 4 Press straight down on...

Страница 36: ...ear rack until it clicks into place Fig 34 Fig 32 Fold the bike frame in half Fig 33 Front wheel quick release end nut entering rear axle opening FOLDING YOUR MONTAGUE BICYCLE 8 Open the seat post qui...

Страница 37: ...edge of the pedal insert your fingers into the center of the pedal body and squeeze Fig 38 2 The inner spring loaded portion of the pedal body should compress unlocking the folding hinge 3 Fold the pe...

Страница 38: ...se 2 Grasp the handlebars with the drive unit of the bike facing away from you 3 Press down both brake levers with your thumbs and tilt the bike toward you Activating the brakes will lock the wheels a...

Страница 39: ...Wheel page 27 The frame quick release See Adjusting the Frame Quick Release page 40 The seatpost quick release See page 32 33 The rear wheel quick release See pages 27 same as front wheel The handleba...

Страница 40: ...tive to the front wheel 4 Ensure the frame quick release is in the open position Fig 30 page 35 5 Unlock the two halves of the frame by detaching the fork latch from the post on the rear rack Fig 34 p...

Страница 41: ...the lever is pushed fully to the closed position Unfolding the Pedals If the pedals were folded down for a more compact folded bike size they must be unfolded before riding 1 Pivot the pedal body 90...

Страница 42: ...fy open or disassemble the battery or charger Modification or disassembly may result in a short circuit fire or malfunction and will void your warranty The battery is heavy Be careful when handling it...

Страница 43: ...charged it should be fully charged before using it in the e bike Particularly high and particularly low ambient temperatures can permanently speed up battery wear or even damage the rechargeable batt...

Страница 44: ...0 C and 40 C If outside temperatures are too hot or too cold charge the battery inside For safety reasons if the battery is too hot or too cold it will not charge Confirm that the charger and A C outl...

Страница 45: ...bike and frequent stopping and starting will consume more energy and will reduce the range of the battery To improve range from your battery Shift to a lower or higher gear before inclines and descen...

Страница 46: ...art of any component of the drivetrain is wet allow it to dry completely before connecting the charger Do not use a pressure washer or dry with compressed air This will force contaminants into sealed...

Страница 47: ...d in the sun or near a heat source such as a radiator If your bicycle is exposed to cooler temperatures keep the bicycle stored indoors until just before riding Transportation You are responsible for...

Страница 48: ...ert the key and operate the lock then remove and wipe the key clean Disposal Do not dispose of the battery or charger in your household waste All parts of the e bike must be disposed of in accordance...

Страница 49: ...riginal components on your bike The Montague frame quick release and the foldable stem assembly are both safety critical components Only replace the frame quick release and the foldable stem with a ge...

Страница 50: ...lt can be tightened Fig 48 2 Twist the handlebar by rotating it forward or backward Make sure it remains in the center of the stem Fig 18 page 30 3 Tighten the handlebar clamp bolts on your type of st...

Страница 51: ...can be moved 2 Put a straight edge bubble level or ruler across the top of the saddle to better see the angle of the saddle 3 Adjust the saddle and tighten the saddle clamp bolt for your type of seatp...

Страница 52: ...Examine all cables for kinks rust broken strands or frayed ends Also examine the cable housing for loose wire strands bent ends cuts and worn areas If you think there is a problem with a cable or hou...

Страница 53: ...counterclockwise to decrease tension turn the knob clockwise Turn until the problem is corrected If the tension is adjusted according to the above steps the chain should follow all shifting commands o...

Страница 54: ...derailleur cage does not rub on part of the crankarms PROPER MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT CONTINUED To adjust the middle gear position with three chainrings 1 Move the chain to the largest front chainri...

Страница 55: ...rims are clean Make sure tires are inflated to proper specifications as listed on the sidewall of the tire If the wear indicators on the brake surface show the rim is worn PROPER MAINTENANCE AND ADJUS...

Страница 56: ...into the closed position Fig 54 with the palm of your hand 4 A properly closed quick release lever should leave a mark on the palm of your hand from closing 5 If you can lock the lever with little or...

Страница 57: ...e sprocket lockring 347 lb in 39 N m Fitted Accessories Racks and Fenders In addition to the parts already discussed in this chapter your bicycle might have accessories such as fenders lights racks ch...

Страница 58: ...emove the stem from the frame 2 Clean the used grease from the stem 3 Apply a thin layer of grease to the section of the stem quill that will be put into the frame Also apply grease to the stem wedge...

Страница 59: ...s from the crankarms turn the right pedal axle counterclockwise but turn the left pedal axle clockwise 2 Apply a thin layer of grease on the threads 3 Install the pedals on the correct side put the ri...

Страница 60: ...it passes through housing or guides Install the new cable on the same path as the used cable 3 Make sure the leaded end of the cable is installed correctly in the lever Make sure the housing is correc...

Страница 61: ...g or damaged parts do not use the e bike Have an authorized dealer repair your e bike Each Week Clean bicycle with a damp cloth Examine wheels for loose spokes Apply lubricant to suspension forks Ever...

Страница 62: ...tion of the drive train system power output is prohibited and will void the warranty Claims must be made through an authorized Montague dealer Proof of purchase is required In addition a warranty regi...

Страница 63: ...a registered Trademark of the Montague Corporation Component specifications vary by country and are subject to change without notice All Montague bicycles are cov ered under one or more patents or pat...

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Страница 65: ...65 Montague Corporation P O Box 398032 Cambridge MA 02139 Phone 1 617 491 7200 www montaguebikes com 2020 Montague Corporation Cambridge MA USA...

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Страница 67: ...bikes A local bike shop recommended your bikes I found you by browsing online I saw an ad in a magazine I m a repeat customer Other What kind of riding do you do Bike Trails Paths Urban City Commutin...

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Страница 69: ...69 From MONTAGUE CORPORATION P O Box 398032 Cambridge MA 02139...

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