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General| Frame Material | Aluminum |
|---|---|
| Max Load | 120 kg |
| Category | Electric Bicycle |
| Battery position | Integrated into frame |
| Gears | 7-speed Shimano |
| Weight | Approx. 23 kg |
| Display | Qwic LCD display (various models) |
Explains various indicators like speed, range, assistance level, battery, and Bluetooth connection.
Instructions for using the power button, assist buttons, and walk assist for bike control.
Instructions for turning the e-bike system on and off via the battery and display buttons.
How to adjust motor assistance levels using the '+' and '-' buttons for optimal riding.
Guide on activating and using the walk assist feature for easy bicycle management.
Details on using the display's USB port to charge external devices like smartphones.
How to reset the e-bike display by pressing specific buttons for an extended period.
Lists common error codes (e.g., speed sensor, battery voltage) and their troubleshooting steps.
Overview of the optional larger LCD display and its functions when connected to the console.
Explains the console's power level display and the LCD's battery, speed, and range indicators.
Interpretation of icons for illumination, Bluetooth connection, errors, and service reminders on the display.
Explanation of how the electric motor enhances pedaling efforts for improved performance and easier starts.
How to adjust motor assistance levels based on needs, terrain, and desired range.
Importance of maintaining a minimum pedal frequency (RPM) for consistent sensor readings and motor support.
Definition of range and factors influencing it, such as battery capacity and energy consumption.
How battery energy is measured in Watt-hours (Wh) and its relation to the bike's range.
A table showing estimated ranges for different battery capacities and assistance levels under specific conditions.
Importance of correct tire inflation for reducing drag and improving motor efficiency.
How timely gear changes can significantly impact battery range and energy consumption.
Suggestion to use lower assistance levels, especially on flat terrain, for a more comfortable ride and longer range.
Step-by-step guide on unlocking and safely removing the integrated frame battery.
Important safety notes regarding force required, secure grip, and key removal during battery handling.
Information on charging the battery using the supplied charger, both on and off the bike.
Essential tips on disconnecting the charger, storing the battery safely, and handling completely empty or long-term unused batteries.
Crucial warnings about connecting battery terminals incorrectly, high temperatures, damaged batteries, and disassembly.
Guide to adjusting seat height, saddle position (tilt, forward/back), and seatpost suspension.
How to determine and set the proper saddle height for comfortable and efficient pedaling.
How to adjust the saddle's tilt and fore/aft position by loosening clamp bolts.
Instructions for adjusting seatpost suspension using an Allen bolt at the bottom of the tube.
How to adjust the angle of the grips for a comfortable and balanced hand pressure.
The influence of tire pressure on range and comfort, and how to find the correct pressure.
Explanation of Shimano Nexus and Alfine internally geared hubs and their shifting capabilities.
How to use the Shimano Nexus Revoshifter and its display window for gear selection.
Instructions on operating Shimano derailleur gears using the Rapidfire system levers.
Information about the silent, low-maintenance belt drive, its cleaning, and benefits over chain drives.
Importance of correct belt tension for optimal performance and preventing drag or skipping.
When to consider replacing the belt drive based on wear signs and the importance of professional servicing.
Essential safety advice on identifying brake levers and avoiding contaminants on pads or rotors.
How to fine-tune brake tension using cable adjusterscrews at the brake lever.
Information on V-brake operation, pad wear indication, mounting, and centering.
How to adjust hydraulic disc brake calipers for optimal braking power and control.
How to bed in new brake pads to reduce noise and improve durability.
Guide to locking the bike, taking the key, and options for additional compatible cable locks.
Advice to record the key number for ordering replacements in case of loss.
Details on mounting an optional front carrier via specific points on the headtube.
Advice on regular and major maintenance check-ups at the dealer, including timing recommendations.
List of general maintenance checks, including tires, brakes, sensors, chain, and lubrication.
Recommends treating parts with vaseline to prevent rust and lubricating rotation parts, chain, and axes.
Checks for the electrical system, motion sensor, contacts, battery, and derailleur for smooth operation.
Details on warranty periods for the frame, electrical components, and batteries, and where to find terms.
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