All bikes model year 2008 user manual 0
Contents: 1. Introduction 1.1 Read me first! 1.2 Approval and bike conformities 2. Getting to know your bike 2.1 Box contents 2.2 Technical specifications 2.3 Bike overview 2.4 Battery and charger 2.5 Handlebar and stem 2.6 Position of serial numbers 2.7 Filling out your warranty information 3. Setting up and safety 3.1 bike assembly 3.2 Fit 3.3 Saddle position 3.4 Handlebar height and angle 3.5 Safety check 3.6 Safe and responsible riding 4. Power Assisted Cycling 4.1 Loading the battery 4.
1. INTRODUCTION Hello! Congratulations and welcome to the exciting world of power assist cycling. Your eZee, besides being a full-featured bicycle, is integrated with an electric drive system that will increase the benefits and pleasures of cycling. eZeebikes are designed for your comfort and safety.
2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR BIKE Take your time to understand what makes up your bike, what are its components, what they do and where they are located. The more you know your bike, the better you’ll be able to get the most out of it. 2.1 Box Content Note: Whether you received your bike fully assembled or in a package. You should have the following. a. The bike! b. This manual c. Gear technical service instruction (see tech. specs for more details) d. User manuals for accessories e.
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Battery detachment, charging & installation General Battery There are no parts inside the battery that you can service. If you suspect a problem, take your battery to your authorized eZee dealer. CAUTION: Please read the following general safety tips for care and maintenance of eZeebike battery. . Do not place the battery into a fire or near any heat source. . For cleaning the battery casing, use a cloth moistened with water only. Do not use solvents or cleaning fluids of any kind. .
. Do not subject the charger to shocks, e.g. by dropping. Do not expose the charger to liquids. . Do not use a damaged charger or components (e.g. charger casing, cable, plug). . Do not touch a plug with wet hands (electric shock may be the result). . Do not apply too much pressure to the cables or the plugs. . Keep the charger out of reach of children or pets. . Be sure that the plug is completely inserted into an electric point. .
2.5 Handlebar and stem 2.6 Position of serial numbers 2.7 Filling out your warranty information 3. Setting up and safety 3.1 How to assemble Please read instructions carefully before proceeding. Do not attempt to fix the bicycle until you are sure. Any damage on the bicycle resulting from proper assembly will not be covered under our warranty scheme. It is your bicycle. You’ll enjoy using it over and over again, so please start by assembling it correctly. 3.1.
3.1.5 Installing handlebar / stem / threadless headset The handlebar and stem comes pre-assemble. Remove packaging material, loosen all 3 bolts on the stem, turn the handle bar assembly so that it is perpendicular to the frame. Tightening the stem bolt located at the top with hex key, then tighten the 2 side bolts. Wrong or reversed procedure will not enable the fork to be securely seated on the crown / bearings. 3.1.
Your leg length determines the correct saddle height. To check for correct saddle height: - sit on the saddle - place one heel on a pedal - rotate the crank until the pedal with your heel on it is in the lowest positions and the crank is parallel to the seat tube. - your leg should be almost straight. If not, your saddle height needs adjusting. To adjust the saddle height, loosen the seat post fixing bolt and move the seat post up or down as required.
3.4.1. Lights Lights are important safety devices. If you must ride your bike after dusk or during poor visibility conditions, you must turn on the lights so that you can see the road, also that others see you. 3.4.2. Reflectors Reflectors are designed to pick up and reflect street lights and car lights in a way that helps you to be seen as a moving cyclist. 3.4.3. Helmet In some countries, wearing bike helmets are mandatory.
Make sure that the brake’s brake shoes are contacting the rim’s braking surface. Also check the shoes are not rubbing the tyre’s side wall whilst applying the brake. Do not ride the bike until the brakes are properly adjusted. 3.6 Safe and Responsible Riding Like any sport, bicycling involves risk of injury and damage. By choosing to ride a bicycle, you assume the responsibility for that risk, not the people who sold you the bicycle, not the people who made it, nor the people who distribute it.
Your eZeebike may come in 2 operative modes, e-bike and/or EPAC mode for EU. The e-bike mode allows for power on demand i.e. just turning the throttle, the EPAC mode requires pedaling for the throttle to work. The selection is made at the switch at the battery gauge. With e-bike mode there’s nothing to stop you from pedaling and you are encouraged to put in some effort as it can give you considerable more mileage.
Warning: Sudden or excessive application of the front brake may pitch the rider over the handlebar, which may cause injury. 4.5 Gear changing eZee Liv is equipped with Shimano Inter 3 Nexus rear gear hub. The gear changing mechanism of your bike consist of a Revo shifter on the handle bar and an internal gear hub. To learn more about these gears, refer to the Shimano user manual provided with your bike. 4.6 Tyres and inner tubes eZeebike tires are general purpose in design, made for urban road surfaces.
4.9.1 Transporting your eZeebike Remove your battery first, this makes the bike lighter for you to maneuvers. There are many companies that make special carriers for all sorts of bicycles, be sure to consult with the dealer before purchasing one to attach your eZeebike. Always be sure that the bike during transportation is secure and stable. 5 Service & Maintenance 5.1 General eZeebike are always continually evolving as we look to technological advances in electric bicycle components.
• • Clean and lightly oil the chain. Wipe of excess oil. Lubrication is a function of climate. Talk to your dealer about the best lubricants and the recommended lubrication frequency for your area. D) After every long or hard ride or after 10 to 20 hours of riding: • • • • Squeeze and hold the front brake and rock the bike forward and back. If you feel a clanking or looseness with each forward or backward movement of the bike, you may have a loose headset. Have your dealer check it.
(G) For every 50 hours of riding. Take your bike to your dealer for a check-up. 5.2 Battery disposal Depending on the way your battery is treated and on the number of charges you have made, your battery will begin to deteriorate. At this point, the battery will lose its capacity rapidly and cannot be recovered by refresh charging. Think to the environment when you dispose of your battery. As regulations for battery disposal may differ from place to place. Check with your local town council or eZee dealer.
Next push the tyre’s bead down into the rim and your thumbs along either side of the circumference of the rim. Make sure the bead is not pinching the inner tube. If you have trouble getting the last few cm./inches of the bead over the edge of the rim with thumb pressure, use a tyre lever. Maintenance Tip: Use a tyre lever! If you use a screwdriver or any other tool, you are likely to pinch and puncture the inner tube.
There is a wide range of accessories available for you bike. However, before you install them be sure to read any instructions enclosed with the product. Be sure to read and understand, the instructions that accompany the accessories you purchase for your bike. If you have doubts as to your ability to install them correctly, ask your dealer for assistance.
3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Avoid riding the bike in heavy rain. Avoid sudden and hard braking. Avoid dropping the battery Avoid short circuiting the battery Avoid deep discharge of battery. Avoid carrying or lifting the bicycle by the saddle, this will cause damage to the plastic structure of the saddle. Avoid excessively loading the motor on steep hills, climbs or during maximum acceleration as this will reduce the life span of motor and battery. 8 GUARANTEE REGULATIONS 1.
12. This guarantee does not apply if the bicycle is not correctly assembled, repaired by someone other than an approved eZee dealer, and/or if the bicycle has not been supplied with the original parts. 13. Battery warranty claims must be tested with eZee authorized equipment. 1 year 70% DOD for Sanyo Li+ batteries. 6 months 80% DOD for Phylion Li+ and NiMH batteries 13. eZee exclusively makes the decision whether or not this guarantee applies.
