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Illustrates correct and incorrect helmet fitting to ensure forehead protection and prevent serious injury.
Lists all items included in the e-bike package, such as pedals, charger, and manual.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely removing and installing the e-bike battery.
Details the correct procedure for installing the pedals onto the e-bike, noting clockwise and counter-clockwise threading.
Covers initial assembly, battery charging, powering on, lights, cruise control, ride assistance, and power-cut-off brakes.
Details how to safely remove and install the e-bike's removable battery.
Step-by-step guide on how to properly install and secure the front wheel, ensuring correct alignment and brake disc placement.
Details the e-bike's seven-gear system, explaining upshifting and downshifting mechanics and cautions.
Guidelines for safe charger usage, proper charging procedures, and battery maintenance for optimal lifespan.
Important notes on battery, motor, and controller care to prevent damage and ensure safety.
Advises on essential safety gear, prohibited riding conditions, and user restrictions for safe e-bike operation.
Outlines the company's rights regarding product updates and disclaims liability for improper product use.
Highlights critical weight and speed restrictions for user safety and to prevent device damage.
Lists common safety alerts and emergency procedures for immediate user action and professional assistance.
Details what the manufacturer's warranty covers and does not cover, and where to find more information.
The Gyrocopters Brio Mountain E-Bike is an electric bicycle designed for various terrains and riding styles, emphasizing safety and user convenience.
The Brio Mountain E-Bike offers both throttle assist and pedal assist modes. In throttle assist mode, the rider can accelerate and start without pedaling by twisting the throttle. In pedal assist mode, the motor provides power while the rider pedals, making for an easier and more energy-efficient ride. The bike is equipped with power-cut-off brakes, which disengage the motor output when the brake levers are pulled, engaging the mechanical disc brakes. This feature ensures safety by disabling assist modes until the brake levers are released. The e-bike also includes a cruise control function, allowing the rider to maintain a constant speed after activation.
The Brio Mountain E-Bike features an aluminum alloy frame and measures 1870x580x1110 mm when expanded. It has a pedal height of 130 mm and 27.5-inch wheels. The bike weighs 21.5 kg and can support a maximum load of 120 kg. Its maximum speed is 32 km/h.
Battery and Performance: The e-bike is powered by a 10 AH, 36 V 18650 lithium-ion battery.
Other Features: The bike includes a headlight, speed sensor, and adjustable seat height. It is equipped with front and rear disc brakes. The specifications note that actual performance (max speed, range) can vary based on battery level, load, tire pressure, terrain, lubrication, riding behavior, and ambient temperature.
Assembly: The initial setup involves straightening the riser, fastening the latch, adjusting the seat height, and aligning the handlebar. Brake levers should be pulled a few times to position the cables correctly. Charging: The e-bike is charged by connecting the DC jack of the original charger to the charging port and the AC plug to the mains. The charger light indicates charging status (red for charging, green for complete). Unattended charging is discouraged, and the bike should not be charged outdoors in rain or direct sunlight. Power On/Off: The power button on the left handle controls the e-bike's power. Holding the button also displays the battery level. Lights: The headlight can be switched on or off by pressing and holding the button below the display on the right handle for three seconds. Gears: The Brio Mountain E-Bike comes with seven gears, including a rear sprocket cluster/freewheel/cassette, rear derailleur, shifter, control cable, front sprocket/countershaft sprocket, and drive chain. Downshifting makes pedaling easier for uphill climbs or slower speeds, while upshifting makes pedaling harder for faster speeds. Shifting is only possible when pedaling forward. Riders are cautioned against shifting while pedaling backward, as this can jam the chain and cause damage. Front Wheel Installation: To install the front wheel, the anchor nuts are loosened anti-clockwise, the wheel is inserted into the dropouts of the front fork, and then the anchor nuts are tightened clockwise. It's crucial to ensure the front wheel is centered in the fork and the disc brake rotor is parallel to the caliper, with some space on both sides. Pedal Installation: The right pedal is screwed in clockwise, and the left pedal counter-clockwise. Battery Removal and Installation: The battery can be locked or unlocked with a key. To remove, unlock the battery, gently lift it upwards, and slide it out. To install, unlock, slide it into the tube, and then lock it.
Charger Care:
Charging Process:
Battery Care (Non-professionals should not dismantle):
Motor Care:
Controller Care:
Safety Alerts: The e-bike is designed to display "Error code," flash LED lights, beep, power off, stop suddenly, vibrate abnormally, make unusual noises, overheat, or exhibit unexpected behavior if issues arise. Warning messages like "brake failure" or "motor overheating" may also appear. Riders should stop immediately, turn off the power, and check for issues if any of these alerts occur. Professional help or manufacturer contact is advised if problems persist.
Warranty: The manufacturer warranty does not cover physical or accidental damage due to improper usage, normal wear and tear, or water/liquid damage. Warranty information is available on gyrocopters.ca or by contacting customercare@gyrocopters.ca.
General| Brand | Gyrocopters |
|---|---|
| Model | BRIO |
| Category | Bicycle |
| Language | English |
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