What to do if my Rocky Mountain Powerplay Bicycle shows 'Low Voltage Protection'?
If your Rocky Mountain Bicycle displays a 'Low Voltage Protection' error, this indicates that the battery voltage is low. The solution is to recharge the battery.
What to do if my Rocky Mountain Bicycle is showing 'Over Temperature Protection'?
If your Rocky Mountain Bicycle is showing an 'Over Temperature Protection' message, it means the drive has overheated. Allow the drive to cool down.
What causes a Torque Fault on a Rocky Mountain Bicycle and how to fix it?
A 'Torque Fault' on your Rocky Mountain Bicycle is caused by a torque sensor error. To resolve this, clean or clear the Torque Sensor Arm and then calibrate the Torque Sensor.
What to do if my Rocky Mountain Powerplay Bicycle shows 'Communication Fault Lost Frame Job'?
If your Rocky Mountain Bicycle displays 'Communication Fault Lost Frame Job', there is a communication error between the iWoc and the Drive. Power the iWoc off and then on. For further assistance, it's recommended to see a dealer.
Provides the official way to welcome riders and activate bike warranty.
Explains pedal assist, "Instant Start" technology sensitivity.
Advises caution on trails due to altered handling and acceleration.
Warns against touching the drive unit and prohibits modifications.
Covers safe use of carriers/trailers and weight limits for accessories.
Advises checking local laws regarding accessory use on bikes.
Explains EPAC component wear, failure signs, and replacement needs.
Advises on inspection or destruction of composite parts after impact.
Warns against exposing the bike to prolonged direct sunlight or excessive heat.
Warns against inflating tires beyond specified maximum pressure.
Advises courtesy to trail users and rules for riding on trails and public roads.
Defines intended use for Enduro riding and limitations for extreme styles.
Details weight reduction, increased durability, and quiet drive system of the motor.
Explains responsive power delivery and the motor's torque and peak output.
Describes the integrated display screen for data and navigation.
Notes the increased battery capacity for longer ride times.
Details the new, smaller remote for better ergonomics and cockpit clarity.
Mentions 4-amp and 2-amp chargers and their charging times.
Explains revised suspension design for better support and smoother power delivery.
Describes the system for fine-tuning geometry and suspension with an Allen key.
Highlights downtube protection, chainstay protection, and shuttle guards.
Notes the modular shock mount on carbon models for future kinematic updates.
Describes dual bearings in pivots for increased stiffness and durability.
Details minimum and maximum seatpost insertion requirements for frame safety.
Emphasizes the need for professional assembly and setup of brakes.
Provides recommended sag percentages for Altitude and Instinct Powerplay shocks.
Provides recommended sag percentages for Altitude and Instinct Powerplay forks.
Explains how rebound damping affects suspension return speed and control.
Describes low-speed compression (LSC) for controlling rider input response.
Provides recommended settings for DHX2 coil shock based on rider weight.
Provides recommended settings for FLOAT X2 air shock based on rider weight.
Provides recommended settings for FLOAT X air shock based on rider weight.
Provides recommended settings for FLOAT X air shock based on rider weight.
Provides recommended settings for RockShox Deluxe air shock based on rider weight.
Details steps for removing and installing shock eyelet bearings.
Explains the RIDE-4 system for fine-tuning geometry and suspension.
Describes the four RIDE-4 configurations (Slack, Neutral, Steep) and their effects.
Lists key dimensions like ream depth, seatpost diameter, and hardware.
Details approved shocks and fork specifications for the models.
Specifies hub spacing, bottom bracket standard, and UDH compatibility.
Provides essential torque specifications for various bike components.
Illustrates key bike features like speed sensor, Jumbotron, and rear axle.
Shows detailed images of drive pinion, torque sensor, and charging port.
Explains the functions of the remote control buttons for various operations.
Describes the Jumbotron as the bike's communication center for operation and diagnostics.
Details the layout of the bike's display screen and button functions.
Explains how to power on the bike and the different power assistance levels.
Notes that riders can customize power settings and motor boost in the menu.
Explains how to select between default and customizable assistance maps.
Details how to adjust boost and assistance power percentage for different modes.
Describes the range for adjusting motor boost from +2 to -2 for rider response.
Explains how to adjust assistance power from 1% to 100% for each mode.
Details general safety, handling, and cleaning precautions for the battery.
Provides instructions on how to handle a battery fire safely.
Details steps for recharging the battery and notes on charging completion.
Presents charts showing recharging times for different battery capacities and chargers.
Advises on optimal storage conditions and battery maintenance for long periods.
Explains battery performance in cold weather and temperature protection.
Discusses gradual capacity loss and when battery replacement might be needed.
Explains the meaning of battery LED colors during charging and error codes.
Details the initial steps for removing the battery, including securing bolts.
Continues battery removal steps, including unplugging connectors and pulling the battery.
Reverses removal steps for battery installation, emphasizing cable management.
Details removing the drive side motor cover using hex screws.
Details removing the non-drive side motor cover using hex screws.
Explains disconnecting the remote and removing the motor from the frame.
Provides torque specifications for motor mount and cover screws during reinstallation.
Details removing screws securing the motor on the non-drive side.
Covers disconnecting the remote and final motor removal from the frame.
Explains the information displayed in the Speed View mode.
Explains the information displayed in the Battery View mode.
Explains the information displayed in the Assist View mode.
Explains the information displayed in the Cadence View mode, including RPM interpretation.
Explains the information displayed in the Odo/Trip View mode.
Describes how to reset trip information using the TMI.
Explains how to restore the Dyname system to original factory settings via the menu.
Explains how to use Walk Mode for assisting the bike at walking speed.
Details how to power down the bike using the Jumbotron.
Explains how to use the bike if the remote is damaged.
Lists factors influencing the battery's power range.
Provides tips for smooth pedaling, cadence, and gear shifting.
Explains how the Jumbotron displays error messages and guides repair.
Describes the calibration procedure for maintaining drive system performance.
Explains how error codes are generated and prompts for instructions.
Warns against tampering with the bike, its components, or design.
Specifies the BB standard and approved spiders for chainrings.
Details steps for replacing worn shift cable housing.
Continues steps for routing shift cable housing, including zip ties and cable collector.
Explains removing cable ports and running shift housing through the frame.
Details steps for replacing a rear brake hose.
Continues steps for routing the brake hose through the frame.
Emphasizes learning which lever controls which brake for safety.
Advises caution with hot disc brakes and following manufacturer instructions.
Details installing the Rocky Mountain rear axle with a 6mm hex wrench.
Provides quick start guide for installing the Fox Kabolt-X front axle.
Provides quick start guide for installing the Sram Stealth axle.
Advises on periodic battery charging for long-term storage.
Recommends using soapy water and avoiding pressure washers for cleaning.
Lists drivetrain components to clean and inspect for wear.
Lists fasteners and components to check for proper tension and condition.
Provides a checklist for periodic maintenance and adjustments at different intervals.
Recommends obtaining parts and accessories from authorized dealers.
Advises on restrictions, handling, and covering connections when transporting the bike.
Explains the importance and process of registering the bike.
Details warranty terms for frame, hardware, electronics, and wear items.
Specifies warranty periods based on frame material and type of use.
Covers warranty for coating, frame hardware, pivots, and bushings.
Lists situations where the warranty is not valid and details what is not covered.
Lists the standards the Powerplay equipped bicycle platforms fulfill.
Provides contact details for the manufacturer.
Lists patents related to the Dyname System and Torque Sensor.
General| Suspension | Full Suspension |
|---|---|
| Wheel Size | 29" |
| Category | E-Mountain Bike |
| Rear Shock | Fox Float X2 Factory |
| Drivetrain | Shimano XT |
| Brakes | Shimano XT |
| Tires | Maxxis Assegai 2.5" WT |
| Handlebar | Race Face |
| Stem | Race Face |
| Frame Material | Carbon |
| Wheelset | Race Face |
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