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ELECTRIC
BICYCLE
USER MANUAL
ALL MODELS

Table

of Contents

2 - Introduction
3 - KnowYour

Electric

Bike

4- Range and Performance
5 - Safety
7- Dash
8 -VPAC

and Torque

Sensor Explaination

9 - Battery Life
9 - Car Racks
9 - Rear Carrier
9 - Cleaning
I 0 - Removing
10 - Charging
I I - Warranty

the Battery
the Battery

Congratulations

on your purchase of an

e-Moto power assist bicyclel.
Before you
begin:

Important:
Please read all information in this
manual carefully for your own safety,
as well as maximum enjoyment and
performance of your e-Moto electric
bicycle.
Your e-Moto electric bicycle is
designed for on-road use only.
Extreme off-road use, jumping,
racing, or prolonged exposure to the
elements can put the operator at
serious risk for injury or death-- and
may void your warranty.
If you have purchased an e-Moto
electric bicycle that has not been
assembled, please consult the specific
assembly guide for your model, listed
at http:l

Before you ride your e-Moto
electric bike for the first time, it
is recommended that you charge
the battery for at least 8-hours
before use. An initial charge will
help condition your battery and
allow for optimum performance
throughout its life. Please note that
your chargers indicator light may turn
green, indicating a complete charge,
before the conclusion of the 8-hour
period. Allow the charge to continue
until the full 8-hours are complete.
Subsequent charges will be complete
automatically, when the light turns to
green.

lwww.emotoev.com.

Be sure to review and complete

Your Warranty
Glance:

at a

the e-Moto warranty registration
card included in this carton, and
mail immediately. Failure to file this
registration may void or impair your
warranty

coverage.

Frame: 10-years
Major Components:

I-year

Batteries: 2-years

Know

Your

Each e-Moto electric bicycle uses
common components and controls
for operation. Your e-Moto bike may
10014different that the one pictured
above, but the functions and controls
are located in similar locations.

All e-Moto electric assist bicycles use
chargers that automatically adjust
for voltage between 110v - 240v
AC. If you travel with your e-Moto
bike, your charger will work with any
country's wall current.

Electric

Bike

I. Rear Hub Motor
2. Parcel Carrier
3. RearWheel Lock
4. Battery On/Off Switch
5. Charging Socket
6. Optional Throttle
7.Thumb Shift Gear Lever
8. Adjustable
9. Fenders

Handlebars

I0.Torque Sensor
II. Shimano Derailleur

Range

and

Performance

Maximum range on a full charge can vary depending on many variables, such
as: battery age, terrain, rider weight, temperature, riding style and speed. This
chart represents approximate range based on normal road conditions with a
rider weight of 1761bs. Maximum range exceeding these figures is normal and
not cause for concern.

26-volt

9Ah

VPAC

25-miles

15-mph

26-volt

9Ah

Throttle

15-miles

15-mph

37-volt

9Ah

VPAC

35-miles

15-mph

37-volt

9Ah

Throttle

20-miles

15-mph

Conditions
your
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that

battery's

effect

Tips for
Range:

range:

Ambient Temperature: Extreme
cold and heat can effect the bat-

•

teries capacity.
Total Number of Charge Cycles:
As the battery ages, total capacity can decrease.
Wind: Riding into a strong headwind can decrease range.
Road Conditions: Excessively
rough or hilly terrain requires
the consumption of more power.
Load: Carrying extra weight on
the rear carrier or in a backpack
will use more energy.
Operator Weight.
Repeated Acceleration from a
Standing Start.
Proper Gear Usage:Taking full
advantage of the available gears
will significantly increase range.
Poor Maintenance: Under

•

inflated tires, misadjusted brakes,
a dry or dirty chain, can decrease
range.

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•

•

Maximizing

Charge the battery at room
temperature (32-85F)
Although Lithium Ion batteries
have no chemical memory,
discharge the battery as much
as possible before charging for
best performance.
Charging a
partially full battery will have no
negative effects.
Use the bicycles gears as much
as possible when encountering
terrain.
Maintain proper tire pressures
and lube the chain regularly.
Operating temperatures
between 40F and 85F will
significantly increase range.
Get your bike a regular (every
12-months) tune up at your
authorized e-Moto dealer.

Safety

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Guidelines

.............

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These safety precautions

are provided for your personal safety

and the safety of those around you. Pleasereview them carefully,
and follow their guidance to prevent injury, damageto the
product, or impact to your warranty

_/_CAUTION
_

Do not throw

the battery

a fire. Do not overheat

into

Do not connect

the

your e-Moto

®
_

Do not take
the battery.

(Electrolyte

to

_

than

Use only the specified
charger to charge the battery.

battery.

®
apart or modgy
, _'N_

_

oN

Prohibited

leakage,

0

Do not connect
positive and
negative terminals by using
met&[_ic objects.

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Disassembly

)

time battery

other appliances other

battery,

coverage.

overheating

and/or

rupture

may

result

in this type

of abuse.)

f

_//_CAUTION
Do not Take apart

or modify

Do not subject

time chargen Do not use the
charger to charge batteries
other than e-Moto brand,

)

the charger

Do not touch

to

shocks, e.g. by dropping.
Keep time charger away from
water.

the charger

with bare skin for long
periods during charging.

result, as external
_temperature
Burning of time
ofthe
skin may

/,

harger during harging
may become 40C-60C
flO4F-14OF)
Overheating,

fire or electric

Do not cover the charger
place objects on it.

_

or

Overheating.
electric
shod< fire
mayor
result,

shock

_

_1_
_1_

may result.

P_ace the charger
flat dry surface.

firmly

on a

Using
charger upsidedown the
or stretching
the
cable right may result _n
malfunction,
fire or
electric
shock.

_

_

Do not short-circuit

the

terminals
by using
objects.

metat_ic

Overheating,
shock may

fire or electric
result.

_

Keep

the

water

on

battery
the

away

from

battery

overheating

or

may

water.
resutt

permanent

Pouring

of the

batter_

/
S_

(±cAoT,0=
_

in short-circuit,

damage

Do

not

not

apply

pressure

to

the

cable

Placing
the
cable
tightened
and
a wiedow
frame,
or
on

electric

shock

or

the

plug

_

Be

the

sure

cord
or

to

or

the

between
a wall
placing
heavy

plug

may

result

in

fire.

Do

not

insert

_

the

plug

securely

into

a wall

S_

use

the

plug

cause

in the
power

Soaking

1

the

irreparable

To

remove

not

the

shock
fire.

and

overheating

may

damage.

not

touch

Electric

the

shock

plug

with

may

result.

wet

Do

out

of

reach

of

not

battery

hands.

a cable

children

or

due

to

result,
and

and/or

dirty,

dusty.

absorbed
fire.

it with

a socl
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