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Table of contents:

About this manual…………………………………….…1

Guide to safe operation……………………………2-3

Checklist before each ride…………………………...3

Safeguarding guidelines……………………………….4

Maintenance schedule…………………………………4

Before your first ride…………………………………...5

Operation of your electric bike…………………….6

Turning on the lights…………………………………….6

Getting started…………………………………………….7

Assembly and adjustment of…

• Front mudguard and front lights…………….7

• Quick release levers………………………………..8

• Front wheel…………………………………………….8

• Handle-bar and Stem………………………………9

• Bell………………………………………………………….9

• Pedals…………………………………………………….10

• Crank arm, Bottom Bracket………………..... 10

• Rear light……………………………………………….10

• Reflectors……………………………………………….10

• Seat and seatpost………………………………....11

• Headset………………………………………………...11

• Bike stand………………………………………………11

• Chain…………………………………………………..…11

• Disc brakes…………………………………………….12

• Gears……………………………………………………..13

• Rear wheel…………………………………………….14

• Rim, Tyres and Tubes……………………………..15

• Frame and Fork (Frameset)……………………15

• Brake levers…………………………………………..16

• Brake and gear Cables, wires.………………..16

Battery and charger……………………………….....16

Battery care, storage and range…………..…….17

Accessories……………………………………………..…18

Lubrication…………………………………………..…….18

Warranty……………………………………………..…….18

List of torque recommendations………….…….18

Conversion table psi/kPa……………………………18

Basic trouble-shooting………………….……………19

Schematic of an ebike and its parts………..….19

ELECTRIC BICYCLE USER MANUAL

For the model Ultimate

About this manual

• Thank you for purchasing a Leitner electric .bike We take

pride providing electric bikes outstanding value,in at

delivered you factory direct. Riding ebike canto an be

fun, however for safety reasons important onlyit is to

ride the bike after reading and understanding the

complete manual.

• The following manual only a basic guide assist youis to

and not a complete comprehensive manual allis or of

aspects assembling, maintaining, repairing and usingof

your bicycle. the interest safety we recommend thatIn of

you visit a local electric bike professional assemble,to

tune and regularly service the bike.

• This manual makes representation about the safe useno

of this bike under all conditions. impossibleIt is to

predict all situations when riding a bike and there are

risks associated with riding this bike which cannot be

avoided. These risks are the sole responsibility theat of

rider.

• This assembly and operation manual shall remain an

integral part the electric bicycle. When you transferof

the electric bicycle others, please enclose thisto

manual contains important safety guidance andas it

operation instructions. Anyone riding the electric bike

shall carefully read the safety guidance and operation

instructions before your first ride.

Meaning Safety Language.of

Riding a bike can cause injury and extreme cases death,in

therefore important read and understand the manualit is to

before using the bike. The most common cause injuryof is

falling off the bicycle and reading the manual will help to

avoid situations which you risk injury death.put at of or

• WARNING! Indicates the possibility injury death.of or

• Caution! Indicates the possibility injury.of

As there are different models eBikes, pictur are fof es or

ref ly and may show a similerence on ar component from

a ther model. Certain instructions this manual may notno of

apply your model. content this manual subjectto All in is to

change withdrawal without notice. made effortor We to

provide accurate information, however not assumewe do

responsibility liability any errors inaccuracies appear.of if or

If you are unsure about certain parts this manual, youof if

have a problem need repair, please visit the websiteor

www.Leitner.com. and email a customer serviceau

representative sales@Leitner.com. with a problemat au

description and pictures and videos call .or 1300 856 725

Important: To provide the best experience this manual is continuously updated. To make sure that you are referring to the

most up to date information download the latest version at leitner.com.au/manual

Powering Your Freedom

Mechanical and electrical work performed youron

ebike. Safety depends correct assembly andon

maintenance. The use a torque wrenchof is

recommended tighten bolts correctly. Special toolsto

and skills are necessary comprehensively service thisto

bike. the interest safety recommend that youIn of we

visit a local electric bike professional assemble, tuneto

and regularly service the bike.

WARNING! Any modification your bike can provideof

a safety risk.

• Components which are not approved incorrector

assembly can cause accidents and injury. notDo

make any modifications including not limited but to

installing incompatible forks, drilling, sanding, filing

or removing parts.

• Original components can be purchased through

your retailer. Consult your retailer for safety and

compatibility advice. For example, installing a seat

post which is too long may put stress on the frame

leading to damage. Another example is installing an

incompatible child seat which could lead to injury.

• The electric parts do not need maintenance. Do not

open electric parts. Disassembly of the bike beyond

the state in which it has been delivered in the retail

box voids warranty.

Riding a bike different conditionsin

WARNING! Using a bike conditions beyond its limitsin

and beyond the skills the rider could leadof to

damage bicycle, fork, frame, parts and injury.to Do

not use your bike rough trails, trails with obstacles,on

areas where tyres are momentarily off the ground,

jumps, technical areas, speeds over km/h and for25

aggressive riding. not ride down curbs.Do

• Riding ebike can fun for commuting, exercisean be

or recreation you ride your bike a manner thatif in

is within your ability and within the limits theof

bike. Ride carefully and mindful yourof

environment avoid dangerous situations. Bikesto

are limited use, surface, maintenance andby

design.

• Leitner ebikes are designed for use pavedon

surfaces with shallow gradients where the tyres

are always the ground.on

• Weight limit rider (including luggage) (of 120kg 264

pounds). Maximum total weight (rider + luggage +

bike) approximately 137kg. not ride hillsDo on

steeper than percent incline.15

WARNING! Smooth gravel roads and loose surfaces

increase risk losing control. Your riding style needsof

to be adjusted. Apply brakes gently, around turnsgo

slowly and careful not use motor during turnsbe to

and not accelerate quickly.do

Guide to safe operation • Bikes not protect you accidents. You maydo in

damage the bike, fall and may cause serious injuryit

or death.

WARNING! Riding a bike after impact beyond itsan

limits, e.g. accident may cause the bike break lowerto at

than standard loads. recommended have the bikeIt is to

inspected ebike mechanic before riding again.by an it

Riding instructions

• Use your brakes carefully: your bike has two brakeif

levers recommended press both brake leversit is to at

the same time. Check which brake lever engages which

brake. Australia, normally the right lever engagesIn

the front brake, the left lever the rear brake. theIn

USA, normally the right lever engages the rear brake.

Over-using the front brake lever may cause the rear

wheel lift resulting loss control.to in of

• Always keep a safe distance from other vehicles or

objects. know your brakes practicing a flat,Get to by in

safe location with concrete surface low speeds.at

Adjust brakes they are powerful weak.if too or too

• Do not use the electric assistance begin with. youto If

are comfortable riding the bike without electric

assistance, read all instructions about using electric

assistance, then ride bike using low assistance levels.

•Always prepared press the brake levers casebe to in

you accelerate unexpectedly. not switch yourDo on

bike unless you are ready ride preventon to it to

accidental acceleration. Also refer section to “Changing

gears this manual.correctly” in

• Go around turns carefully, not pedal around turns,do

keep your pedal arms horizontal avoid pedalsto

touching the ground.

WARNING! Incorrect use brakes, gears and electricof

controls may cause loss control and injury.of

• When you ride, include a pump, a spare inner tube,

puncture repair kit, and tools you can repair yourso

bicycle has a flat tyre other mechanical problem.if it or

It If is not recommended ride night. to at you ride do at

night, include a spare light source for emergencies.

WARNING! Prevent -overlap. aware situationstoe Be of

where your which are the pedal touch the frontfeet on

wheel. normal riding situations the front wheel notIn is

turned sufficiently allow contact your toes with theto of

wheel, however this may occur when going around tight

turns low speeds. not pedal when going aroundat Do

turns. Toe overlap affected the size your feet, theis by of

pedals, crank arms, mudguards and tyres.

• Carrying cargo will change the way your bike handles,

including braking distance, steering, acceleration,

balancing, hill climbing ability. Cargo should not

protrude far from your bike and a low centretoo of

gravity recommended.is

• When riding coastal areas, wipe bike after every ridein

as salt water and humidity are very corrosive. Apply

anti-rust treatment spokes and other unpaintedto

parts. not use anti-rust sprays. may contaminateDo It

unwanted parts such brake pads. Damage fromas

corrosion not covered under warranty.is

WARNING! Avoid pinch points (squeezing hazard), moving

parts, hot parts and sharp points. Examples parts whichof

can cause injury are turning wheels including spokes, sharp

cogs driving the chain, hot brakes, folding frame, folding

stem and folding seat posts.

• Frame and forks need inspected thoroughly beforeto be

every ride for any unusual signs damage wear.of or If

you experience any unusual noise during riding stop

using the bike. After impacts, for example accidents or

hitting a object low speeds the bike falls inspectat or if

the bike including frame and fork closely may haveas it

been damaged high stress. there are scratches,due to If

use clear nail polish touch avoid corrosion.to up to

Life span your bicycleof

• Bicycle parts will wear with use and may need

replacement after some time. a bike used moreIf is

often parts will need changed more frequentlyto be as

compared a bike which only used occasionally.to is

Rough, intense riding will reduce the life span theof

bike. There are many factors determining the lifespan of

a part therefore not possible give exactit is to an

timetable for replacement.

• Frequent maintenance will increase the lifespan. youIf

are doubt whether a part should changed pleasein be

contact customer service. Battery capacity will naturally

degrade over time and with use.

WARNING! If the lifespan any part exceeded mayof is it

break and cause injury therefore necessary inspectit is to

all parts the bike regularly identify damagedof to

components and replace them before they fail.

WARNING! As with all mechanical components, the bicycle

is subjected wear and high stresses. Different materialsto

and components may react wear stress fatigueto or in

different ways. the design life a component has beenIf of

exceeded, may suddenly fail possibly causing injuriesit to

the rider. Any form crack, scratches changeof or of

colouring highly stressed areas indicate that the lifein of

the component has been reached and shouldit be

replaced.

Checklist before each ride

To make sure that the most important components are

installed correctly and functioning correctly necessaryit is

to follow this checklist before each ride. Please note this is

not a full maintenance program.

WARNING! If a part your bicycle not working properlyof is

do not ride your bike. Have the part installed correctly

using the adjustment instructions this manual havein or

the part repaired replaced a professional bikeor by

mechanic. Contact customer service doubtif in .

Checklist:

• Battery: Make sure your battery fully charged,is

secured and not damaged.

• Frame and fork: Are there signs stress fatigue?of or

Discoloration, cracks, dents, chips, irregularities in

shape, scratches, unusual noises

• Handle-stem and handle-bar: Is stem aligned with front

wheel? Walk front bike, front wheel betweento of put

your legs (Figure 2.) Check the wheel and stem areFS if

aligned straight. Try twist the handle-bar left and right.to

The handlebar should not loose and movebe shouldn’t if

moderate force applied. Make sure that all cables areis

not stretched and that there enough slack for all cablesis

when turning handle-bar. Make sure the wheel can be

turned freely without entangling wires. The ends theof

handle-bars need covered, usually a handle-gripto be by

to protect from injuries. Replace damaged. Apply frontif

brake and move bike forward and backwards. forkIs

loose? loose the headset needs adjusted.If it is to be

• Wheels: Are wheels installed safely? Lift wheel off the

ground, hit hand from the and try moveit by top to it by

hand left and right. The wheel move comeshouldn’t or

loose. Check the nuts quick-release system holdingif or is

the wheel place safelyin Are tyres inflated to

recommended pressure sidewall tyre?on of E.g. psi.50

Pump tyre using a hand bicycle pump (not supplied). Do

NOT use automated air compression pump, foran

example the car tyre pumps gas stations. Check wheelat if

is it itstraight. Lift off the ground and spin by hand

observing any wobbles from side side where passesto it

the brake pads. Wheels need installedWARNING! to be

safely otherwise they may come loose during a ride and

cause injury.

• Brakes: Check all brakes the bike work well. Pressingif on

the lever should stop bike. Rim brakes: Brake pads should

be 1-2 away from rim. pressing the brake levermm If

results touching the handle-bar, adjust brakes. Discin

brakes: Brake pads should 0. -0. away frombe 25 75 mm

disc. brake lever moves more than less thanIf 15mm or

7 stop your bike, adjust brakes. Also make sure thatmm to

the brake pads are not rubbing excessively against the rim

of or ofthe wheel the disc a disc brake: Lift the wheel off

the ground and spin . there are any noises wheelit If or if

stops spinning abruptly indicates that brakes areit

rubbing. not touch the disc the disc brakeCaution! Do of

after use may hot. Never touch brakes whileas it be

wheels are turning. Check that engaging brakes switches

off motor.

• Saddle (seat) and seatpost: Use both hands twist seatto

left and right and push seat and down and try tiltup to

seat forwards and backwards. should not moveIt or be

loose. Check that minimum insertion mark seatposton is

NOT visible.

• Suspension: Make sure that any suspension installed on

the frame fork cannot compressed fully. Increaseor be

front fork suspension stiffness needed turning theif by

adjustment knob. Generally clockwise makes the

suspension stiffer. Not all forks have adjustment knob.an

• Reflectors, front and rear lights: Make sure both front

and rear lights face the correct direction and that they are

clean and working properly. Make sure that all reflectors

on onfront and rear wheel and pedals are clean and not

covered any accessories. A bike withoutby WARNING!

properly functioning lights and reflectors may hardbe to

see other people increasing the chance accident.by of an

• Pedals and crank-arms: Check that pedals are fully

inserted into crank arms and that they are tightened to

specification. The pedals and the crank arm should not be

loose. Loose pedals will damage the thread pedal arms.on

Damaged pedal arms need replaced.to be

Figure FS2

Product specificaties

Merk:	Leitner
Categorie:	Electrische fiets
Model:	Ultimate

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