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Wet Weather
IT IS RECOMMENDED TO NOT RIDE IN WET WEATHER This hybrid electric bicycle is not
meant for use in the water (damp roads, puddles, rain, streams, etc.). Never immerse this
product in water as the electrical system may be damaged.
In wet weather you need to take extra care.•
Brake earlier, you will take up to 6 times longer distance to stop.•
Decrease your riding speed, avoid sudden braking and take corners with additional caution.•
Be more visible on the road.•
Wear reflective clothing and use safety lights.•
Potholes and slippery surfaces such as line markings and train tracks all become more •
hazardous and more difficult to see when wet.
Night Riding
IT IS RECOMMENDED TO NOT RIDE AT NIGHT
Ensure bicycle is equipped with a full set of correctly positioned and clean reflectors.•
Refer to page 1 and 101 of this manual.•
Use a properly functioning lighting set comprising of a white front lamp and a red rear lamp.•
If using battery powered lights, make sure batteries are well charged. •
Some rear lights available have a flashing mechanism which enhances visibility.•
Wear reflective and light colored clothing.•
Ride at night only if necessary. Slow down and use familiar roads with street lighting, if possible.•
Pedaling Technique
Position the ball of your foot on the center of the pedal.•
When pedaling, ensure your knees are parallel to the bicycle frame.•
To absorb shock, keep your elbows slightly bent.•
Learn to operate the gears properly. (Refer to pages 26-28)•
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- Enlightened Series 1
- Rack Mount (RMB) Series 1
- LIVES !!! 3
- 1-800-377-4532 4
- CALL TOLL FREE 1 800 377 4532 5
- Attach receipt here 6
- PART 1 - PARTS IDENTIFICATION 9
- Controller 11
- 1 800 377 4532 13
- BEFORE YOU RIDE 14
- CORRECT FRAME SIZE 15
- Frame Sizing Guide 15
- RIDING POSITION 16
- Seat Height 16
- Handlebar Height 17
- SAFETY CHECKLIST 18
- Reflectors 21
- RIDING SAFELY 23
- Wet Weather 24
- Night Riding 24
- Pedaling Technique 24
- Hill Technique 25
- Cornering Technique 25
- Rules for Children 25
- GEARS - HOW TO OPERATE 26
- Hand Grip Shifters 27
- Below the Bar Shifters 28
- BICYCLE CARE 29
- Security 30
- ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS 31
- Battery Terminal Covers 32
- Throttles 33
- TAG (Twist and Go) 33
- PAS (Pedal Activated System) 33
- Torque Sensors 34
- PTS (Pedal Torque Sensor) 34
- TMM4 (Frame Torque Sensor) 34
- Taking Care of Your Batteries 35
- Battery FAQ's 36
- Orange/Green light 39
- Main Power Switches 41
- BRAKE INHIBITOR 44
- (Front Brake Lever) 44
- Rear View of Crankset 47
- (PTS Sensor is removeable and 47
- BATTERY GAUGE 48
- POWER ADJUST 48
- DERAILLEUR GEARED BICYCLES 49
- Standard Stem Bolt System 51
- Shifters 52
- Seat and Seat Post 54
- Pedals & Crank Set 55
- Front Wheel 56
- Rear Wheel 57
- QUICK RELEASE LEVERS 57
- V-Style Brakes 58
- Front Brake 58
- V - Brake 59
- Check your Brakes 61
- Disc Brakes (if equipped) 62
- Derailleur 64
- Dual Suspension 66
- Rear Pivots 67
- Accessories 68
- Final Check 71
- SINGLE SPEED & BMX 72
- Side Pull Brake 75
- V-Style Brake 76
- Lower Cable 78
- Adjustment 78
- 37mm + or - 1mm 79
- Non-Threaded 80
- Threaded 80
- Training Wheels 81
- Schedule 1 - Lubrication 85
- PART 5 - SERVICING 85
- Tools Required 87
- Travel Tools 87
- DETAILED MAINTENANCE 88
- Tire Inspection 89
- Recommended Tire pressures: 89
- Hub Bearing Adjustment 90
- How To Fix a Flat Tire 90
- Pull tire back onto the rim 91
- HANDLEBARS AND STEM 92
- Handlebar Stem 92
- Handlebars 93
- GRIP SHIFTERS 94
- Grip Shift™ - Installation 94
- Cables and Cable Housing 95
- Standard Headset 96
- SADDLE AND SEAT POST 97
- Lubrication 100
- Adjustment - V-Style Brakes 101
- DRIVETRAIN 103
- Inspection 103
- Lubrication and Adjustment 104
- Attachment 104
- CRANK SET 105
- - Standard Cranks 107
- Adjustment and Replacement 110
- Motor Drive Chain Adjustment 111
- 17mm motor plate / inner 112
- 15mm outer axle nut 112
- COASTER BRAKE HUB 113
- FREEWHEEL 113
- DERAILLEUR SYSTEMS 114
- Adjustment - Rear Derailleur 115
- Adjustment - Front Derailleur 116
- REFLECTORS 117
- Basket Assembly 118
- MISCELLANEOUS ACCESSORIES 118
- Possible Cause 119
- PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY 122
- PART 7 - HOW THINGS WORK 124
- B. Seatpost Quick Release 128
- C. Brakes 128
- D. Shifting 130
- E. Toeclips & Straps 133
- G. Tires and Tubes 134
- H. Bicycle Suspension 135
- Purchase Record Card 137
- Limited Warranty 138
- CURRIE TECHNOLOGIES® 140
- Batteries should be fully 140
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