Rear wheel removal
Normally, the tires will be worn during
riding. Periodically check for tire wear
and damage. Electrical systems (motor
and controller) and the brake rotor can
be hot after riding, allow sufficient time
to cool before touching.
Remove the brake caliper before remov-
ing the rear wheel (5mm Allen wrench)
Disassemble the footrest (6 screws,
4mm Allen wrench) and unplug the
cable connector (pay attention to the
arrow alignment when plugging it back
in). Remove the U shaped cable clips to
completely free the cable.
With a 19mm socket wrench, unscrew
the rear axle nuts. Pull the rear wheel
out backward. Be careful not to damage
the cable connection on the axel.
When reinstalling the rear wheel, pay
attention the washer and locknut posi-
tions. Tighten the axle nut to 12.5 ft lbs
(IMPORTANT- DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN)
Illustration showing Saddleback 16”
Maintenance
To prevent electric shock, turn the battery power switch off (button up)
and remove battery from the bike
CAUTION
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