Espin Reine 2019 Manuel utilisateur

Espin Reine

User Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Foreword.........................................................................................................................6

Guide to Safe Operation.................................................................................................8

A Word About Bicycles, Accidents, and Safety.........................................................8

Bicycle Type and Use Condition...............................................................................10

Before a First Ride........................................................................................................13

Checklist: Check Before Each Ride.............................................................................17

Rules to ride safely.......................................................................................................22

Riding instructions........................................................................................................26

Use Your Brakes Carefully .......................................................................................26

Change Gears Correctly ............................................................................................27

Use Pedal Systems Carefully ....................................................................................27

Charging Your Battery..............................................................................................28

Operation of Your Display........................................................................................30

Adjustment ...................................................................................................................34

Handlebar and stem...................................................................................................34

Headset......................................................................................................................36

Saddle and seatpost ...................................................................................................36

Pedals.........................................................................................................................38

 
4 
Chain .........................................................................................................................39 
Rear Derailleur ..........................................................................................................40 
Shift-levers ................................................................................................................42 
Brake .........................................................................................................................43 
Brake-levers...............................................................................................................46 
Wheels.......................................................................................................................47 
Suspension.................................................................................................................50 
Maintenance .................................................................................................................52 
Prevent Theft of Your Bicycle ..................................................................................52 
Write down your serial number.................................................................................52 
Park your bicycle carefully........................................................................................52 
Keep the bicycle clean...............................................................................................53 
Only Install Compatible Accessories ........................................................................53 
Battery maintenance and charging ............................................................................54 
Battery disposal.........................................................................................................55 
Lubrication ...................................................................................................................56 
Stem...........................................................................................................................56 
Seatpost .....................................................................................................................56 
Chain .........................................................................................................................57 
Pedals.........................................................................................................................57 

Derailleurs .................................................................................................................57

Headset......................................................................................................................58

Brakes and Brake-levers............................................................................................58

Wheels.......................................................................................................................58

Suspension Forks.......................................................................................................58

Motor.........................................................................................................................59

Foreword

This manual shows how to ride your new Espin electric bicycle safely. Even if you

have ridden a bicycle for years, it is important for EACH person to read this manual

before you ride this electric bicycle!

This manual also shows you how to do basic maintenance. This bicycle you have

purchased is not a complex object, however, it is recommended that you consult your

local dealer if you have concerns as to your ability to assemble, repair, or maintain this

product.

Keep this Manual with the Bike

This manual is considered a part of the bicycle that you have purchased. If you sell the

bike, please make sure this manual is transferred to the new owner as part of the sale.

Please note, however, that warranties are not transferred with the sale.

Meaning of Safety Signs and Language

INFO

The signal word "INFO" alerts the reader to information which is particularly important.

CAUTION

The signal word "CAUTION" designates a hazard with low degree of risk, which may lead

to minor or moderate injury if not avoided.

WARNING

The signal word "WARNING" designates a hazard with moderate degree of risk which may

lead to death or severe injury if not avoided.

If You Have Questions

There are many models of bicycles with a variety of equipment, so this manual might

contain some instruction that does not apply to your bicycle. Some illustrations might

be different from your bicycle. If you have questions after you read this manual, speak

to your dealer.

Guide to Safe Operation

AWord About Bicycles, Accidents, and Safety

A bicycle can be fun when used for transportation, recreation, exercise, or competition.

But riding a bicycle can also be dangerous, especially if you try to ride beyond the

limits of your ability or the limits of your bicycle. The skill of bicycle riders can vary

greatly, just like the skill of an automobile driver or a skier. Do not ride in a manner

that exceeds your ability.

Each bicycle also has limits because of many properties:

Design and material of the bicycle

Maintenance and use of the bicycle

Surface of the road or trail

And more

Mid Drive System

A pedelec (from pedal electric cycle) is a bicycle where the rider's pedal power is

assisted by a motor. A Mid-Drive System installed on a pedelec can provide strong

supplemental power when riding. When you ride a bicycle with a mid-drive system,

the output power of motor is proportional to the rider's force on the pedal. The

mid-drive system is composed of four parts: Lithium battery; Mid motor; Sensor,

Cycle computer.

A Crash can Weaken your Bicycle

If you crash or apply force that is higher than the limits of your bicycle, you are very

likely to cause damage to the bicycle or its parts. If your bicycle has damage and you

crash or load it again later, the previous impact can cause your bicycle to break at a

much lower load.

A Bicycle Cannot Protect You in an Accident

Bicycles are not designed to withstand every situation. In a crash or impact, it is not

uncommon for the bicycle to have damage and for you to fall. If you fall, your bicycle

can not prevent injury. Cars have bumpers, seat belts, air bags, and crumple zones.

Bicycles do not, so even a small crash at slow speed can cause injury or death.

Changes to Your Bicycle Can Make it Unsafe

Each and every part of your new bicycles has been carefully chosen and approved.

The safety of accessory or replacement parts, and especially how those parts attach

and interface with other parts of the bicycle, is not always apparent. For this reason,

you should only replace parts with original equipment or parts that are approved. If

you are not sure what parts are approved, ask your dealer.

Think Safety

Always “Think Safety” and avoid dangerous situations, which are usually obvious.

But not all dangerous situations are obvious.

Some of the high-risk stunts and jumps seen in magazines or videos are very

dangerous; even skilled athletes get severe injuries when they crash (and they do

crash).

Bicycle Type and Use Condition

There are many types of bicycles. Each bicycle type is made for a specified use. If

your use of a bicycle applies more stress than the limit of its use condition, this could

cause breakage of the bicycle (or a part of the bicycle).

This section shows the Use Condition for different types of bicycles. If you are not

sure of what type of bicycle you have, speak to your dealer.

Condition 1

A bicycle made to ride on a paved surface where the tires are always on the ground:

Weight limit of rider: 300 lbs (136 kg)

Condition 2

A bicycle made to ride on Condition 1, plus smooth gravel roads and groomed trails

with low-angle grades where the tires are always on the ground:

Weight limit of rider: 300 lbs (136 kg)

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