Trikke EV5 Manuel utilisateur

TRIKKE eV5

OWNER MANUAL

Made in Holland

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This manual has been written with great care.

However, Trikke Europe may make improvements and/or

changes to the products in this manual at any time without notice.

No portion of the text or images in this manual can be reproduced

without the prior written permission of Trikke Europe

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TRIKKE eV5 OWNER MANUAL

Introduction

Congratulations with your Trikke eV5!

The green, smart and easy way of personal transport over short distances.

This manual contains important information about the specics and the use of the Trikke eV5. It also provides

information about setup, inspection, operation and riding, maintenance, safety and warranty.

In case this manual is not complete or damaged or not well understood, be sure to contact your Trikke dealer or

representative to conrm you have read and understood all information completely before using your eV5.

Enjoy your ride!

Trikke Technology

The unique 3CV technology developed by Trikke Tech uses a

mechanism that allows the eV5 frame to camber and the sus-

pension to adapt to the surface and lean into turns while keep-

ing three points always in contact with the ground to ensure

optimal stability at any speed. This cambering mechanism is

elegantly simple and provides the necessary rigidity, geometry

and assistance to the rider’s motion to allow a greater control,

comfort, durability and above all the full condence of riding.

Patent & Trademark Information

The Trikke eV5 is a product developed, patented and property of

Trikke Tech, Inc. protected by the following International Patents:

U.S. 6,220,612; 6,499,751;6,827,358,;6,976,687; 1235709

Europe, Canada 2,390,224; China ZL 00 8 18040.7

Other patents pending.

TRIKKE and TRIBRED are trademarks of Trikke Tech, Inc.

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Contact Information

Most inquiries can be addressed to the authorized dealer, distributor and service center. You can also nd addi-

tional information on our website with product information, accessories, videos, photos and more.

If you can not nd a replacement part on our website, please contact Trikke Europe via e-mail at [email protected].

Trikke Europe

Spoorlaan 5A

2495 AL The Hague

Netherlands

Phone: +31 (0) 70 3300 341

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.trikke-europe.com

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Table of contents

1. The Trikke eV5

1.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................................................ 6

1.2 Specications ..................................................................................................................................................... 7

2. PreparingtheeV5foryourrstride

2.1 Unpacking the box ........................................................................................................................................ 9

2.2 Unfolding and folding the frame .................................................................................................................... 9

2.3 Mounting the handlebar ................................................................................................................................ 10

2.4 Installing the battery ....................................................................................................................................... 11

3. Operating your eV5

3.1 Pre-ride inspection ........................................................................................................................................ 12

3.2 Power on/off .................................................................................................................................................... 12

3.3 Accelerating ..................................................................................................................................................... 13

3.4 Riding .............................................................................................................................................................. 14

3.5 Taking turns ..................................................................................................................................................... 17

3.6 Slowing down/braking ................................................................................................................................... 17

3.7 Parking, locking .............................................................................................................................................. 18

3.8 Storage ............................................................................................................................................................ 19

3.9 Transport .......................................................................................................................................................... 19

4. Inspection,maintenanceandadjustments

4.1 Battery ............................................................................................................................................................. 19

4.2 Handlebar ...................................................................................................................................................... 20

4.3 Frame .............................................................................................................................................................. 21

4.4 Tires ................................................................................................................................................................. 21

4.5 Brakes .............................................................................................................................................................. 24

4.6 Fairings and skirts .......................................................................................................................................... 25

4.7 Maintenance schedule .................................................................................................................................. 26

5. Warnings,safetyinformationandridingtips................................................................................ 29

6. Warranty ....................................................................................................................................................... 33

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1.1 Overview

handlebar

handgrip

fairing

speed switch

controller box

skirt

folding mechanism

front fork

cambering

system

front wheel

with motor

speed throttle

handgrip

stem

handlebar

height adjustment

quick release

brake lever

steering axle

battery

left arm

decks

right arm

ignition key

g. 1

Vehicle Identication Number (VIN)

Engraved in front structure underneath fairings.

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1.2Specications

• purposes

personal transport over dry, at, hard surfaces in

forward direction

• dimensions (cm): L W H

folded: 34 71 144

unfolded: 71 127 128-140

box: 147 48 34

• weights

eV5 (naked): 18kg ???

battery: 4kg ???

eV5+battery: 22kg ???

maximum rider weight: 135kg

• speedandrange *

range at 20km/h: 35km

range at 25km/h: 25km

• materials

frame and cambering system: 6061 T6 aluminum

fairings and skirts: plastic ???

• motor

48V 350W brushless geared hub motor with

free-wheel clutch

• battery

48V 11250mAh 540Wh Li-Ion Panasonic cells

• brakes

2 x disk brake 126mm, rear wheels, dependent

(1 brake lever) or independant (2 brake levers)

• wheels

alloy rim with sealed bearings

• tires

non-marking motorcycle grade high pressure

inatable tire with inner tube

front: 10”x 2.5”

rear: 9.5”x2.5”

• charger: 54.6V 2A

• charge time: 5h

• controller: PWM 48V-22A

• speed-throttle:

1/3 twistgrip with State of Charge indicator

accelaration,speed and range will vary with topography,

rider’s weight, wind, riding style, tire ination. Ranges listed

above depict an average with a rider weighing 80kg.

71cm 45cm

64cm 127cm

128 - 140cm

144cm

34cm 71cm

g. 2

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2. PreparingtheeV5foryourrstride

2.1 Unpacking the box

Lay the box on a at and dry surface. Lift the lid and put aside. Remove loose interior packing from the box and

take out the eV5. Remove all protection and check all contents.

The box contains: 1 x Trikke eV5 + manual 1 x battery with 2 keys + manual

1 x toolset 1 x charger

2.2 Unfolding and folding the frame

Unfolding: the folding mechanism can be found at the front of each

arm and has knob that must be pulled and twisted to keep the lock open,

to allow the folding process (g. 3).

Position the vehicle so that it is standing on its rear wheels to access and

operate the folding levers (g. 4).

Once unlocked, put the vehicle on the ground and lift the front structure.

Twist the knobs back to release the folding mechanism, allowing them

to lock in place (frame mounted) (g. 5). You should hear (and feel) two

clicks indicating the locking of each arm (g. 6).

g. 3

g. 4 g. 5 g. 6

LOCK

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Folding: position yourself between the two arms of the eV5 holding the front structure with one hand. With the

other hand, pull back the folding knobs on both sides into the unlocked position (g. 7). Start folding the frame

and then release the levers from the unlocked position (g. 7). Fold the frame fully by pulling the handlebar back

and down towards the platforms until the folding mechanism locks into folded position - you’ll hear (and feel) a

click for each side locking individually (g. 9).

2.3 Mounting the handlebar

The vehicle must be positioned in its standing position to mount the

handlebar. We recommend that you lock the parking brakes (see 3.7)

before putting on the handlebar to keep the vehicle stationary during

installation.

Position the handlebar with brake cables ahead (g. 10).

Note: The throttle cable is attached to the brake cable.

Loosen the two bolts on the handlebar stem with 4mm hex wrench pro-

vided. Slide the handlebar stem (with handlebar pre-attached) onto the

top of the steering post and tighten the two bolts loosely. The top bracket

should be ush with the top of the steering post (g. 11).

g. 7 g. 8 g. 9

LOCK

g. 11

g. 10

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