Check tire pressure using a tire pressure gauge when tires are cold.
1) Inspect for cracks, damage, and abnormal wear.
2) Check if wheel rim spokes are loose.
3) Verify chain tension, which should have a slack of 10-20mm.
4) Check tire tread depth.
Monitor tire wear and replace tires when tread wear reaches 2/3 of the height of the tread pattern.
If tires produce unusual noise or vibration, contact an authorized service center or designated repair
facility.
Recommended Torque:
- Rear axle nut: 30-35 Nm
- Front axle nut: 25-30 Nm
Note: If tightening the brake lever does not achieve desired braking performance, inspect the
cleanliness and thickness of the brake discs. If issues persist, contact an authorized service center
for further inspection and maintenance.
Lithium Battery Inspection
1) Power Check
To verify the normal operation of the sealed lithium-ion battery used in the all-terrain off-road
electric motorcycle, measure the voltage at the terminals using a multimeter. During normal
operation, the voltage should be between 66.2V to 84.6V.
2) Visual Inspection of the Battery
Inspect for any physical damage, such as cracks or damage to the upper and lower sealing caps
and power indicator lights. Damaged seals can lead to water ingress risk, so contact the after-sales
market or designated service outlet if any issues are found.
Notes:
1) Before removing or installing the battery, ensure to turn off the ignition and circuit breaker, and
cover the charging port with the sealing rubber cap.
2) If you encounter difficulty inserting the battery into the battery compartment, do not force it.
Check if there are any foreign objects obstructing the battery.
3) During winter storage of lithium batteries, it is recommended to store them indoors at
temperatures above 0°C. Additionally, regularly check the battery level and charge it to 70-80%
capacity when the charge is low.
Charging the Battery and Using the Charger
1) The all-terrain electric motorcycle must be charged with a charger compatible with its original
model. Do not use other charger models that are not compatible, as this may damage the battery
or pose risks.
2) Verify that the charger input voltage matches the mains voltage.
3) Although the charger automatically shuts off when the battery is fully charged, it is advisable to
avoid leaving the charger connected to the power outlet and charging port after the battery
reaches full charge.
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