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1. 6 Q vikeBike How to charge your YikeBike Q Step 1 Step 2 Plug the charger into your YikeBike Plug in the charger and turn switch on When LED2 is red the charger has started its process Wait about 45 minutes for your YikeBike E 3 to fully charge Contents Step 5 When the LED2 green light appears the charge is complete Correctly plugging in charger When plugging in the charger make sure the notch on the plug shown in blue correctly slots into charge socket groove shown in red to ensure correct electrical polarity Warning Do not force as this may cause injury or damage to the YikeBike 17 Contents 6 Q vikesike Getting to know your YikeBike Please refer to the diagram below for the names of various components on your YikeBike ie 44 Right front light f 4a Left front light N Seat latch Steering beam y Hi E P ji latch Y S y 1 Cover plate Base plate Foot pegs 18 Contents Seat Side indicator lights Rear brake lights Main frame Handlebar latches Front wheel Tyre pressure 65 psi Rear leg latch Rear wheel Tyre pressure 65 psi Rear leg 19 Contents 6 Q vikeBike The controls and their functions The battery indicator Horn ON button Left turn indicator Right turn indicator OFF button Brake trigger Accelerator trigger T
2. check that all latches are securely fastened 12 Contents Folding the YikeBike When folding the YikeBike it is important to fold the seat down first and then roll the front wheel under the main frame Then you can swing the YikeBike around to fold the handlebars and unlatch the rear leg Remember to re latch the handle bar and rear leg once folded this will secure the folded YikeBike together B When folding the YikeBike it is important to fold the seat down first Contents 6 Q vikesike Changing and inflating the front tyre To change the front tyre you will need 6 Half inflate the inner tube before Your YikeBike tool kit placing it back into the wheel cavity The large 4mm allen key YikeBike tool kit 7 Place the valve back into the valve hole i it is flush with the si f The valve adapter YikeBike tool kit ne ees ee idi the wheel i e not sticking out Some plastic tyre levers 8 Make sure the inner tube is distributed evenly Puncture repair kit if needed Tyre inflator co Stretch the tyre over the rim of the wheel also making sure it is distributed evenly 1 Place the YikeBike on a table vvith the left handle bar folded up so the YikeBike can lay flat 10 Using the tyre inflator vvith the valve adapter connected press the adapter onto the valve make sure you use your 2 Make sure the front latch is latched to thumb to press underneath the valve to prevent the
3. to the YikeBike is once folded it can be carried wherever you want to go To make the YikeBike easier to carry we have supplied a strap that can be attached to the front and back latch as shown here 6 Q vise Content The YikeBike packaging Please do not throw the box away as it will be used when sending the YikeBike for servicing or repair If you discard the box you will be charged for a new one if when it is needed for servicing which will increase the turnaround time for servicing or repair What do get Unless stated othervvise inside your box you vvill find 1 x YikeBike 1 x Charger 1 x User manual 1 x Shoulder Strap 1 x Tool kit 1x Valve adapter used to help inflate front tyre 1 xAllen key for cover plate 4mm O 1x Small allen key for handle bar latch adjustment 3mm Contents 6 Q vikesike Unfolding the YikeBike Unfolding and folding the YikeBike is a process that can take as little as 15 seconds but takes practice The following steps will show you the correct sequence to ensure the YikeBike is fully unfolded and safe to ride For an informative video of how to fold and unfold the YikeBike please go to www yikebike com owners Step 1 Step 2 Stand with the YikeBike between your legs with Swing the rear leg out 180 degrees the rear hinge facing away from you Unlatch rear and re secure the latch as shown in Fig 2 leg joint as shown in Fig 1 Ma
4. Bike at all times Gently squeeze the accelerator trigger right side to get up to a walking speed As soon as possible lift your other foot onto the footrest and use the accelerator trigger to regulate your speed Q Start with gentle slow turns before doing sharp turns Other tips on learning to ride a YikeBike O Make sure your left hand is not on the brake squeezing this overrides the accelerator and can cause a jerky reaction O Look up ahead of you rather than down at the ground O Make sure both your feet are firmly on the footrests and have the confidence to keep them on using the trigger to povver out of corners Things you can practice Q Doing tight circles and zigzagging O Going up and down small curbs and over small bumps Q Hard braking once you have had lots of practice go full speed then put the brake on full Emergency braking going at moderate speed press the OFF button to simulate stopping in case of a brake failure Front dismount repeat steps as for the emergency stop only lean forward and you can practice stepping off the front in a controlled way Turning your head to look behind either way just like on a normal bike or driving a car it takes practice to feel comfortable doing this Contents Using indicators without looking at the buttons O Using horn vvithout looking at the button Pre ride check Before you ride your YikeBike it is recommended th
5. Contents 2na zd oja 2010 Me Min X b N i t x S Y YOU MUST READ IHIS BEFORE USING IHE YIKEBIKE U Your safety and fun will be enhanced i 3 x E K i Contents Warnings 2 The YikeBike packaging 26 27 i i i 27 i i i 28 Contents 6 vikesike If you have any questions or do not understand something take responsibility for your safety safety of others and consult your dealer or YikeBike s manufacturer Note This manual is not intended as a comprehensive use service repair or maintenance manual Please see our website www yikebike com for all service repairs or maintenance details Contents Before using your new YikeBike Correct operation of your YikeBike is important for your safety and enjoyment To avoid injury and maximise your riding performance and enjoyment you must Please read this manual completely and also read and abide by terms of sale Only use the YikeBike where permitted See your sales terms for details Follow the setup steps and practice correct folding and unfolding procedures Ensure the total rider weight plus backpack does not exceed 100kg 220 Ibs o Do not go down hills on a fully charged battery please refer to page 4 for more details VVarnings VVarning the YikeBike is not a bicycle so you must comply vvith the follovving to avoid the risk of injury or death O You will need to learn how to ride Just
6. at you check the follovving Make sure all three latches and handle bars are secure and completely closed Q Proper inflation for your tyres which is indicated on the tyres sidewall tyre pressure 65 psi Q Lights are ON and indicators function O There are no loose screws or bolts Q Brakes check your brake system by using it briefly soon after departure YikeBike rider requirements Does not exceed total weight of 100kgs 220 Ibs on the bike including carry bag and clothes Q Rider height is between 162cm 5 foot 4 inch and 193cm 6 foot 4 inch Q If you are sitting on the YikeBike you must be able to put your feet on the ground 23 Contents 6 Q vise Customer Services Please email or phone us with as much detail as possible about your problem and we should be able to quickly assist you If you need to organise a pick up of your YikeBike please ensure to repack the YikeBike in your reusable box Repair will usually be without cost if under warranty unless the fault is the result of misuse of your YikeBike or Y go to our contact us section at www yikebike com for details 24 Contents Servicing my YikeBike After a service interval initially 100 hours Where is my VIN number the YikeBike will beep at a rapid rate five times This will happen every time you start the e The VIN Vehicle Identification Number YikeBike until you have had it serviced The is located underneath the
7. baseplate coming off the stop it from disappearing into the wheel fork Then using the large allen key to cavity Inflate the tyre to 65 psi unfasten the three screws on the right 11 Refit of coverplate make sure it pulls down hand side of the YikeBike cover plate fully onto fork face with no gap and refasten 3 Remove the cover plate gently to the three screws using the large allen key reveal the inside of the YikeBike Check out our step by step how to video at http www yikebike com owners owners video 4 Use the plastic tyre levers to remove the tyre from the wheel be careful of the sharp gears when doing so 5 You can now change the tyre or repair the inner tube just like on a normal bicycle To inflate the front tyre You can inflates the front tyre by exposing the valve behind at the front wheel when the YikeBike is unfolded and attaching the Valve adapter Contents How the charger works To start plug the charger into a power socket and into the YikeBike The charger should show two red LED s See the next page for charging instructions The charger will take up to 45 minutes to complete its charge and once finished the charger will show a green and a red light When you first receive T YikeBike you should charge it until the green light is on Quick reference guide LED2 RED Charging LED2 GREEN Cr Charge complete LED1 RED Charger has power Contents
8. e is fully charged If problem persists please contact customer services There is a broken part Please contact customer services immediately 26 Contents VVarranty Your vvarranty is valid for 1 year from the delivery date Exceptions to limited vvarranty Q Use of non genuine parts for repair Q Damage due to private repair or alteration Q Damage resulting from misuse by user or unauthorised service centre unintentional use or omitted maintenance of the YikeBike or not following the See your terms and conditions of guidelines within this User Manual sale for full warranty conditions he full list of i Accidental or deliberate damage E Any modifications to the YikeBike leading to equipment failure YikeBike online videos For up to date videos go online at www yikebike com owners where you can see YikeBike engineers demonstrate the following Q How to fold and unfold the YikeBike Q Charging the YikeBike Q Quickly learn how to ride the YikeBike Inflating changing a YikeBike tyre 27 Five key things to remember when learning to ride 1 Finda large area learn to ride in a large safe area 2 Relax keep arms relaxed and keep most of your weight on the seat and foot pegs 3 Smooth ensure smooth use of triggers 4 Slovv go at a moderate pace until you can comfortably balance and steer 5 Knees together keep your knees pressed against the YikeBike
9. eration and speed o Brake trigger The brake trigger controls your deceleration The brake function is designed to slow the rider down gradually Under braking the YikeBike uses regenerative technology to charge the battery Note Depressing the brake trigger even a little will stop the accelerator trigger from working Contents o Rear brake lights The brake lights will stay lit when the YikeBike is on The brake lights will increase in brightness when the brakes are activated o Left right turn indicator The right and left handle bars each have orange turn indicator buttons When turning a corner you can press one of them once to indicate to people you are turning in the respective direction The lights of the side on which you pressed will flash until you press it again to turn it off The indicator will also automatically turn off after 15 seconds Hazard lights Holding down both turn indicators at the same time will turn on the hazard lights making all lights flash Pressing either left or right indicator will turn the hazard lights off o Turning OFF ON the beeping noise when indicators are on Q Press the left indicator then press and hold the ON switch for 1 5 seconds Q The light will flash once no beep before starting up Q To re enable press the left indicator then hold the ON switch for 1 5 seconds Q The beeper will beep once and the YikeBike will start up 21 6 Q vikesike Learning t
10. he battery indicator The green light on the top of the left handlebar is a battery indicator When the battery is fully charged the green light is on all the time The green light will flash faster and faster as the bike uses more of the battery energy This indicates an estimated remaining capacity of the battery and will vary with the age of the battery and how the YikeBike is ridden The lights The lights will stay on whenever the YikeBike is turned on as a safety feature which draws minimal power The lights will also automatically adjust their brightness depending on light Partial charging zu the sels may TM ITE lead to false readings on the indicator as it only resets when the battery is fully charged y AE A9 AN A A EE E AN LN 20 o ON button The ON button turns the YikeBike on when itis pressed for 1 second o Horn The horn is an audible warning to people when riding It will only stay on while pressed OFF button The OFF button has two functions the first is to turn the YikeBike OFF when stationary to save power and when charging The second is to initiate the emergency brake o Activating the emergency brake In the unlikely event of the brake trigger failing you can press the off button while riding to activate the emergency brake This is an aggressive brake so it is best not to do this at full speed if possible o Accelerator trigger Pull the trigger in gently to control accel
11. ke sure rear leg is fully unfolded and latch is fully down Contents Q Step 3 Q Step 4 Open the two back latches to release the Fold out handle bars until they are horizontal as handle bars as shown in Fig 3 Never pull the shown in Fig 4 handlebars out without the latches released Step 5 Grasp bars over rear lights area and slide handle bars into the steering beam as shown and re clamp the two back latches as shown in Fig 5 WR m OW i V 0eo00000000000000000000009 X4 x X Contents 6 Q vikeBike Q Step 7 Grasping at rear of seat lift the seat up as shown in Fig 7 WARNING keep fingers away from pivot point under seat as fingers may become jammed between seat and steering beam Step 6 Ensure the seat latch is open as shown in Fig 6 e eoecocc ccc26 20000 alr JA M Pa Step 8 Fasten seat latch as shown in Fig 8 10 Contents Step 9 Ensure the front latch is open as shown in Fig 9 Step 10 Lift YikeBike upwards and back so front wheel rolls forward as shown in Fig 10 Step 11 Fasten front latch to lock front wheel in place as shown in Fig 11 11 6 Q vikesike Q Step 12 Open one of the foot pegs by pulling outwards the opposite foot peg will open automatically as shown in Fig 12 Contents DONE The YikeBike is now fully unfolded and ready to ride as shown in Fig 13 NOTE It is good practice to double
12. like learning to ride a bike or drive a car it takes practice see instructions at www yikebike com owners owners video O Never use the YikeBike on steep hills over 5 degrees and only go slowly down hill O The brake is different to bicycle brakes and you need to become familiar with it Because of the short wheel base the brake is not as aggressive as a normal bike and is specially designed to be anti skid It is not designed for steep hills The total weight of the rider and backpack must not exceed 100kg 220lbs and the rider height must be between 162cm 5 foot 4 inches and 193 cm 6 foot 4 inches O Do not overcharge the YikeBike When fully charged please refrain from excessive downhill braking as this could over charge the battery and cause the YikeBike to shut down or malfunction Please refer to page 4 O Do not ride on surfaces where the wheel or pedals could get caught e g on train tram tracks or into steep curbs O Do not ride with no hands Always ride with both hands on the handlebars O Do not wear clothes or bags that will interfere with the YikeBikes steering ability e g bags that hang low over your back that can get caught between the seat and steering O Always wear a cycling helmet which meets the latest safety standards applicable in your region for YikeBike usage O Never operate the YikeBike if the frame wheels or quick release levers are damaged and always make sure latche
13. o ride See training videos at www yikebike com owners owners video There are five key things to remember 1 Find a large area lear to ride in a large safe area 2 Relax keep arms relaxed and keep most of your weight on the seat and foot pegs 3 Smooth ensure smooth use of the triggers 4 Slow go at a moderate pace until you can comfortably balance and steer before increasing speed This may take 10 to 30 minutes or more Please use the learner s pin provided 5 Knees together keep your knees pressed against the YikeBike Preparation Q Wear a bicycle helmet Q Sit on the YikeBike with power off and get a feel for the steering and triggers etc Q Make sure you have a large area to learn with no obstacles in the way minimum size of a basketball court 22 Contents Q Make sure you wear comfortable shoes and clothes as occasionally when learning you need to jump off the front at running speeds Wear appropriate shoes that will stay on your feet and will grip foot pegs Never ride barefoot in sandals or in high heels First ride Make sure your arms are kept very relaxed and keep most of your weight on the seat Have one foot on a foot rest keeping the foot pegs under the middle of your feet It helps to have someone to help you learn the same way that you would with a normal bicycle by walking along to provide support for the first part Keep your knees in close to the Yike
14. otor to slow the rider down and charges the battery in doing so The act of braking on the YikeBike is designed to slow the rider down as quickly as possible without the front wheel locking This prevents the rider tipping over the front of the YikeBike Depending on the weight of the rider when travelling at full speed the stopping distance will vary so it is highly recommended that you get a feel for your own stopping distance especially if you are using the YikeBike in traffic Keep this in mind when riding where traffic and people could appear in front of you so make sure you have a good field of view to avoid a collision Do not use the YikeBike on steep hills The YikeBike is not recommended for use on hills over 5 degrees If you have a YikeBike that is fully charged and then immediately ride down a hill this may over charge and damage the battery If this occurs the YikeBike will warn you by beeping and flashing all the lights You must immediately stop and turn the YikeBike off and back on and go uphill for a short time to drain the battery You can also travel on the flat ground or lift the YikeBike front wheel off the ground operate the accelerator and discharge A typical journey down a steep hill of 500 metres may require a battery discharge by going uphill for 100 metres These figures will vary depending on rider weight and hill gradient Contents The YikeBike shoulder strap One of the key advantages
15. s are closed completly and correctly see video at www yikebike com owners owners video O If your local laws allow the use of the YikeBike on roads and bike paths only do so after you are proficient enough to ride safely amongst traffic O Ensure correct inflation pressure for your tires as indicated on the tire sidewall tire pressure 65 psi O Ensure you can practice in a wide open space away from pedestrians and traffic e g vacant car park with the owner s permission Ensure correct maintenance of your YikeBike as this will greatly increase riding safety and performance O Do not place forceful downward pressure on the handlebars as they may break causing injury The handlebars on the YikeBike are for steering and general balance and will not support your full weight O Do not wear high heeled shoes particularly when learning to ride as you may need to step off the front Do not use on snow and ice or in standing water O Obey all local and national traffic insurance registration and helmet laws including not driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol Do not allow anyone else to ride your YikeBike unless they follow all the guidelines of this User Manual 6 Q vikesike Using the brakes Contents When riding the YikeBike you will soon find the brake will behave totally differently to friction brakes on a bicycle The YikeBike has regenerative a brake that uses the electric m
16. seat The VIN YikeBike will still start up and operate as usual number is your unique individual number that can be traced to the original owner Q Your YikeBike will log the amount of time it is being used You must service your YikeBike to keep it at its peak performance For servicing go to www yikebike com owners to login and find details VIN number Please write your VIN number here 25 Contents 6 vikeBike Maintenance amp YikeBike care O Do not use a hose or water blaster to clean O Do not use the YikeBike in heavy rain the YikeBike wash it with a soft wet cloth keep the YikeBike dry where possible using warm water and mild detergent only Do not ride on gravel or sandy areas Q To quickly repair a white scratch on the carbon fibre use a permanent marker over the scratched area then use a cloth with o Ensure all screws are firmly tightened methylated spirits to wipe off the excess Q No control cable adjustments are required Q Ensure all latches are working correctly Q The YikeBike does not require lubrication Q Correct Tyre Pressure 65 PSI Q The brake system uses the motor to slow down the YikeBike without any friction and will not wear out Problem solver YikeBike will not turn ON Hold the ON button for at least 1 second Make sure the YikeBike has been charged for at least 45 minutes The lights are on but the YikeBike still doesn t go Please check the YikeBik

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