Aerobike D9908 Manuel utilisateur

For correct usage, read these instructions carefully and keep in

a safe place for future reference

Thank you for purchasing this

product, which has been made

to demanding high quality

standards and is guaranteed

for domestic use against

manufacturing faults for a

period of 12 months from date

of purchase

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Product Code: D9908, D9909,

D9979, D9980, D9981, D9982,

D9983 & D9984

Electric Bike

D9908, D9909, D9979, D9980, D9981, D9982, D9983

and D9984

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Preparation

Your new aerobike will be delivered to you fully assembled, all you will need to

do is adjust the handlebars and set to the correct positions.

Please note: The manual mainly shows the City model, but all construction and

maintenance will be the same procedure for the Sports model.

Seng the handlebars

Rotate the handlebar bar to the correct posion; the handlebars should be

aligned straight with the mainframe. Tighten the three bolts in the same order

turning clockwise using the 5mm hex key.

Using a 5mm hex key loosen the three bolts in the order shown,

turning an-clockwise.

Seng the handlebars

Rotate the handlebar bar to the correct posion; the handlebars should be

aligned straight with the mainframe. Tighten the three bolts in the same order

turning clockwise using the 5mm hex key.

Using a 5mm hex key loosen the three bolts in the order shown,

turning an-clockwise.

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Setting the correct saddle height

Sitting on the bike with the pedal at the bottom position, try to reach the pedal

with your heel. Your knee should be more or less straight.

Move the pedal to a centre location; place the ball of your foot on the pedal if

your knee is slightly bent the saddle is at the correct height.

If you need to adjust the saddle height, follow the instructions overleaf.

Setting the correct saddle height

Sitting on the bike with the pedal at the bottom position, try to reach the pedal

with your heel. Your knee should be more or less straight.

Move the pedal to a centre location; place the ball of your foot on the pedal if

your knee is slightly bent the saddle is at the correct height.

If you need to adjust the saddle height, follow the instructions overleaf.

Adjusting the saddle height

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Pull back the quick release

lever.

Adjust the saddle height to the

correct height for you, making

sure that the minimum mark is

not above the seat tube.

Close the quick release by firmly

pushing on the quick release lever,

so that it lies flat against the

frame.

Check that the saddle cannot move

once the quick release is closed. If it

does move, tighten the adjusting nut

until you need to use the palm of

your hand to close the quick release

lever.

Adjusting the saddle height

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Pull back the quick release

lever.

Adjust the saddle height to the

correct height for you, making

sure that the minimum mark is

not above the seat tube.

Close the quick release by firmly

pushing on the quick release lever,

so that it lies flat against the

frame.

Check that the saddle cannot move

once the quick release is closed. If it

does move, tighten the adjusting nut

until you need to use the palm of

your hand to close the quick release

lever.

Adjusting the saddle height

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Pull back the quick release

lever.

Adjust the saddle height to the

correct height for you, making

sure that the minimum mark is

not above the seat tube.

Close the quick release by firmly

pushing on the quick release lever,

so that it lies flat against the

frame.

Check that the saddle cannot move

once the quick release is closed. If it

does move, tighten the adjusting nut

until you need to use the palm of

your hand to close the quick release

lever.

Adjusting the saddle height

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Pull back the quick release

lever.

Adjust the saddle height to the

correct height for you, making

sure that the minimum mark is

not above the seat tube.

Close the quick release by firmly

pushing on the quick release lever,

so that it lies flat against the

frame.

Check that the saddle cannot move

once the quick release is closed. If it

does move, tighten the adjusting nut

until you need to use the palm of

your hand to close the quick release

lever.

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Adjusting the saddle travel

Locate the saddle adjustment

screw located on the underneath

of the saddle; loosen the screw by

turning a Hex key anti-clockwise.

Now that the saddle is loose it can be

moved horizontally, forward or

backwards to improve your reach to

the handlebars.

Once it is in the desired position, use a

5mm Hex key to tighten the adjustment

screw by turning it clockwise.

Adjusting the saddle travel

Locate the saddle adjustment

screw located on the underneath

of the saddle; loosen the screw by

turning a Hex key anti-clockwise.

Now that the saddle is loose it can be

moved horizontally, forward or

backwards to improve your reach to

the handlebars.

Once it is in the desired position, use a

5mm Hex key to tighten the adjustment

screw by turning it clockwise.

Adjusting the saddle travel

Locate the saddle adjustment

screw located on the underneath

of the saddle; loosen the screw by

turning a Hex key anti-clockwise.

Now that the saddle is loose it can be

moved horizontally, forward or

backwards to improve your reach to

the handlebars.

Once it is in the desired position, use a

5mm Hex key to tighten the adjustment

screw by turning it clockwise.

Attaching and removing the battery

To remove the battery, follow the steps in reverse order.

Operation

Before riding your aerobike check that the following steps have been

completed in accordance with these instructions in the assembly section.

Point to check

Yes.

If not see page

The wheels are mounted properly

The brakes work correctly

The seat is in the correct position

The saddle is comfortable

The bolts, nuts and screws are tightened

The pedals are firmly attached

The air pressure in the tyres are correct

The battery is charged and attached

Place the battery in to the battery

cradle, located on the down tube.

Secure the battery in place with the

securing strap.

Attaching and removing the battery

To remove the battery, follow the steps in reverse order.

Operation

Before riding your aerobike check that the following steps have been

completed in accordance with these instructions in the assembly section.

Point to check

Yes.

If not see page

The wheels are mounted properly

The brakes work correctly

The seat is in the correct position

The saddle is comfortable

The bolts, nuts and screws are tightened

The pedals are firmly attached

The air pressure in the tyres are correct

The battery is charged and attached

Place the battery in to the battery

cradle, located on the down tube.

Secure the battery in place with the

securing strap.

Point to check Ye s If not see page

The wheels are mounted properly 23

The brakes work correctly 27

The seat is in the correct position 11

The saddle is comfortable 12

The bolts, nuts and screws are tightened 34

The pedals are ﬁrmly attached 12

The air pressure in the tyres are correct 17

The battery is charged and attached 13

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Charging the battery

The battery will need charging regularly and can be done so by using the

charging cable included with your aerobike. Always fully charge the battery

before storing. For optimum performance we recommend that you store the

battery indoors.

To check the level of battery power remaining simple press the button as seen

in the image above and the green lights will indicate the battery power.

The battery will take approximately3 hours to fully charge.

Turning your aerobike On and Off

To turn the battery on or off simply press the red button on the top of the

battery.

Charging the battery

The battery will need charging regularly and can be done so by using the

charging cable included with your aerobike. Always fully charge the battery

before storing. For optimum performance we recommend that you store the

battery indoors.

To check the level of battery power remaining simple press the button as seen

in the image above and the green lights will indicate the battery power.

The battery will take approximately3 hours to fully charge.

Turning your aerobike On and Off

To turn the battery on or off simply press the red button on the top of the

battery.

Brake Control

The le brake lever acvates the rear brake; the right brake lever acvates the

front brake.

You should regularly check your brakes to make sure that they are working

correctly.

The aerobike is fied with a switch that will automacally cut power to the

motor when the brake lever is pulled.

Always use both brakes together.

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Inﬂating the tyres

Before starting to inﬂate your tyres check that the pump is in the correct mode for your

tyre valve.

Remove the valve cap. Brieﬂy press down on the valve to make

sure that the valve doesn’t stick and to

remove any loose dirt.

Inflating the tyres

Before starting to inflate your tyres check that the pump is in the correct mode

for your tyre valve.

Remove the valve cap.

Briefly press down on the valve to make

sure that the valve doesn’t stick and to

remove any loose dirt.

Pull out the end of the bicycle pump

and pushdown to start inflating the

tyre, continue to do so until the tyre

has reached the desired tyre pressure.

Do not inflate the tyre beyond the

maximum tyre pressure. (You will find

this information printed on the

sidewall of the tyre).

Remove the pump and replace

the valve cap.

Inflating the tyres

Before starting to inflate your tyres check that the pump is in the correct mode

for your tyre valve.

Remove the valve cap.

Briefly press down on the valve to make

sure that the valve doesn’t stick and to

remove any loose dirt.

Pull out the end of the bicycle pump

and pushdown to start inflating the

tyre, continue to do so until the tyre

has reached the desired tyre pressure.

Do not inflate the tyre beyond the

maximum tyre pressure. (You will find

this information printed on the

sidewall of the tyre).

Remove the pump and replace

the valve cap.

Pull out the end of the bicycle pump

and pushdown to start inﬂating the

tyre, continue to do so until the tyre

has reached the desired tyre pressure.

Do not inﬂate the tyre beyond the

maximum tyre pressure. (You will ﬁnd

this information printed on the sidewall

of the tyre).

Remove the pump and replace the valve

cap.

Inflating the tyres

Before starting to inflate your tyres check that the pump is in the correct mode

for your tyre valve.

Remove the valve cap.

Briefly press down on the valve to make

sure that the valve doesn’t stick and to

remove any loose dirt.

Pull out the end of the bicycle pump

and pushdown to start inflating the

tyre, continue to do so until the tyre

has reached the desired tyre pressure.

Do not inflate the tyre beyond the

maximum tyre pressure. (You will find

this information printed on the

sidewall of the tyre).

Remove the pump and replace

the valve cap.

Inflating the tyres

Before starting to inflate your tyres check that the pump is in the correct mode

for your tyre valve.

Remove the valve cap.

Briefly press down on the valve to make

sure that the valve doesn’t stick and to

remove any loose dirt.

Pull out the end of the bicycle pump

and pushdown to start inflating the

tyre, continue to do so until the tyre

has reached the desired tyre pressure.

Do not inflate the tyre beyond the

maximum tyre pressure. (You will find

this information printed on the

sidewall of the tyre).

Remove the pump and replace

the valve cap.

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Detach the brakes, which are located

at the top front forks, from the front

wheel rim by closing the brake arms

with your thumb and index ﬁnger and

lifting out the brake cable, if there is not

enough play; loosen the adjusters at the

handlebars.

Place the frame upside down on a

ﬂat surface and disconnect the power

cable.

Unscrew the bolt using a spanner. Remove the wheel.

Removing the front wheel

Detach the brakes, which are

located at the top front forks,

from the front wheel rim by

closing the brake arms with your

thumb and index finger and lifting

out the brake cable, if there is not

enough play; loosen the adjusters

at the handlebars.

Place the frame upside down on a

flat surface and disconnect the

power cable.

Unscrew the bolt using a

spanner.

Remove the wheel.

Removing the front wheel

Detach the brakes, which are

located at the top front forks,

from the front wheel rim by

closing the brake arms with your

thumb and index finger and lifting

out the brake cable, if there is not

enough play; loosen the adjusters

at the handlebars.

Place the frame upside down on a

flat surface and disconnect the

power cable.

Unscrew the bolt using a

spanner.

Remove the wheel.

Removing the front wheel

Detach the brakes, which are

located at the top front forks,

from the front wheel rim by

closing the brake arms with your

thumb and index finger and lifting

out the brake cable, if there is not

enough play; loosen the adjusters

at the handlebars.

Place the frame upside down on a

flat surface and disconnect the

power cable.

Unscrew the bolt using a

spanner.

Remove the wheel.

Removing the front wheel

Detach the brakes, which are

located at the top front forks,

from the front wheel rim by

closing the brake arms with your

thumb and index finger and lifting

out the brake cable, if there is not

enough play; loosen the adjusters

at the handlebars.

Place the frame upside down on a

flat surface and disconnect the

power cable.

Unscrew the bolt using a

spanner.

Remove the wheel.

Detach the brakes, which are located at the top front forks, from the front wheel rim by

closing the brake arms with your thumb and index ﬁnger and lifting out the brake cable,

if there is not enough play; loosen the adjusters at the handlebars. Place the frame

upside down on a ﬂat surface.

Loosen the bolts on either side of the

wheel by turning anti-clockwise. Slide

the wheel forward as far as you can

towards the frame to loosen the chain.

Slide the wheel backwards off the frame

to remove.

Removing the rear wheel

Removing the front wheel

Detach the brakes, which are

located at the top front forks,

from the front wheel rim by

closing the brake arms with your

thumb and index finger and lifting

out the brake cable, if there is not

enough play; loosen the adjusters

at the handlebars.

Place the frame upside down on a

flat surface and disconnect the

power cable.

Unscrew the bolt using a

spanner.

Remove the wheel.

Removing the rear wheel

Detach the brakes, which are located at the top front forks, from the front

wheel rim by closing the brake arms with your thumb and index finger and

lifting out the brake cable, if there is not enough play; loosen the adjusters at

the handlebars. Place the frame upside down on a flat surface.

Loosen the bolts on either side of

the wheel by turning anti-

clockwise. Slide the wheel forward

as far as you can towards the

frame to loosen the chain.

Slide the wheel backwards off the

frame to remove.

Removing the rear wheel

Detach the brakes, which are located at the top front forks, from the front

wheel rim by closing the brake arms with your thumb and index finger and

lifting out the brake cable, if there is not enough play; loosen the adjusters at

the handlebars. Place the frame upside down on a flat surface.

Loosen the bolts on either side of

the wheel by turning anti-

clockwise. Slide the wheel forward

as far as you can towards the

frame to loosen the chain.

Slide the wheel backwards off the

frame to remove.

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