
Operating instructions NJ1 & FREAK Compact bike
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16.4.3 Parking
brake
Using the
aluminium bracket
which is
attached to the pedal bearing support, one of
the two brakes can be used as a parking
brake. For this purpose, the aluminium bracket
is clamped over the grip and the brake lever
while the brake lever is depressed.
Figure 28: Aluminium bracket as a parking brake
As an option, the
parking brake
can be
selected via the
operating handle operated
.
The parking brake is implemented via the
mounted rim brake. The operation of the
parking brake is carried out using an operating
lever on the pedal bearing support. If the
operating lever is pressed to the left, the rim
brake is activated. When pressed further to the
left, the brake force increases even more. If the
operating lever is pressed to the right, the rim
brake is opened again.
Figure 29: Parking brake can be operated from the
operating lever (opened)
16.5 PRO ACTIV back-pedal brake &
crank release function
16.5.1 Operation
The PRO ACTIV back-pedal brake can be
used for chain gears or hub drives with a
freewheel.
The PRO ACTIV back-pedal brake is a closed
hydraulic system consisting of a generator unit
and a disc brake calliper. The system has
automatic wear compensation for the brake
pads.
To adapt the system to your body weight and
the physical limitations of the driver, the
springs of the system are available in three
strengths. These can also be replaced
retrospectively. Contact your dealer
immediately who will arrange the replacement
of the springs by PRO ACTIV.
The back-pedal brake is delivered with a crank
release function which allows reverse driving
and manoeuvring via the running wheel or by
supporting on the ground. As: For functional
reasons, the back-pedal brake always acts as
soon as the product moves backwards.
Therefore, the driver must first unlock the
Aluminium bracket as a
parking brake
To the right:
Open brake
To the left:
Close brake