Flyer Goroc2 Series - Areas of Application

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Approval number
The approval number from TÜV is
assigned as part of the approval for
S-pedelecs in the European Economic
Area.
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Sound emission level
The sound emission level indicates
the loudness of the vehicle (in dB
(A)) at a given engine speed (in rpm).
S-pedelecs do not generate any signifi-
cant sound emissions during operation.
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Maximum continuous rated power
The maximum continuous rated power is
the maximum output for over 30 minutes
at the output shaft of the electric motor.
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Switch-off speed
The switch-off speed (in km/h) is the
speed at which the motor assistance of
the S-pedelec is switched off.
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Permissible total weight
The permissible total weight is the
sum of the weight of the S-pedelec in
a ready-to-operate state and its maxi-
mum load (rider + luggage).
FLYER S-Pedelecs marketed in Switzerland
have a nameplate on the frame (without
approval number).
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Fig.3: Nameplate with manufacturer information on the
S-Pedelec (Switzerland)
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Type/model designation
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Permissible total weight
The permissible total weight is the
sum of the weight of the S-pedelec in
a ready-to-operate state and its maxi-
mum load (rider + luggage).
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Manufacturer name and address
3.3 Areas of application
With regard to the intended use of pedelecs,
FLYER follows the categorization of bicycles
and EPACs according to ASTM F2043-13.
You will find the symbol for the category of your
FLYER pedelec on the nameplate (see chap-
ter 3.2 “Nameplate and approval number”).
• Use your FLYER pedelec exclusively for
uses as specified in the following table for
your category.
Symbol/
category
Description
Area of application
1
The pedelec is:
• Suitable for cycling on
asphalt/paved roads.
• Not suitable for off-road
cycling and performing jumps.
2
The pedelec is suitable for:
• Rides as listed under category
1.
• Rides on bike paths and well
paved gravel roads.
• Longer distances with a mod-
erate gradient.
• Jumps up to 15 cm.
3
The pedelec is suitable for:
• Rides as listed under category
1–2.
• Easy to demanding off-road
cycling.
• Jumps up to 61 cm.
4
The pedelec is suitable for:
• Rides as listed under category
1–3.
• Limited downhill use up to
25 km/h.
• Jumps up to 122 cm.
5
The pedelec is suitable for:
• Rides as listed under category
1–4.
• Extremely difficult off-road
cycling.
• Unrestricted downhill use.
• Any jumps.
Table 1: Application areas bicycle/pedelec (EPAC)