Alrendo TS Bravo User manual

Alrendo
Motorcycles
User Manual
TS Bravo
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3. Introduction
4. Identification Numbers VIN
5. Specifications
6. Specifications
7. Specifications
8. Steering Angle
9. Footrests
10. Features
11. Controls and Instruments - Left
12. Controls and Instruments - Right
13. Ride Modes
14. TFT Display
15. Temperature Gauges
16. General Safety Precautions
17. Ignition Switch
18. How to Get Started
19. Throttle Control
20. Charging
21. Charging and Storing
22. Battery Pack
23. Cleaning Your Motorcycle
24. Cleaning Your Motorcycle
25. Extending Your Range
26. ABS System
27. Your Responsibilities
28. Maintenance
29. Maintenance
Contents
30. Maintenance
31. Torque Settings
32. Torque Settings
33. Brakes and Suspension
34. Suspension –Front Adjustment
35. Suspension –Rear Adjustment
36. Brake Fluid
37. Brake Fluid
38. Brake Discs and Pads
39. Brake Discs and Pads
40. Tyres
41. Drive Belt
42. Drive Belt
43. Electric Motorcycle Precautions
44. Error Codes
45. Weather Conditions
46. Collision Warnings
47. Maintenance Records
48. Maintenance Records
49. Maintenance Records
50. Warranty
51. Warranty
52. Warranty
53. Warranty
54. Warranty - Battery
55. Dimensions

Congratulations and thank you for
purchasing your new Alrendo TS Bravo
electric motorcycle.
We welcome you to the community of Alrendo
Motorcycles riders. This manual is designed to
provide you with a better understanding of the
operation, inspection, and basic maintenance
requirements of your new motorcycle.
Vehicles produced by Alrendo may change
throughout their production lifespan. Therefore, this
manual contains the most
current product information available at the time of
printing.
Because of this, your motorcycle may differ from the
information supplied in this owner’s manual. No
legal
claims can be made on the basis of data in this
manual.
If you have any questions
concerning the operation or maintenance of your
motorcycle, please contact Alrendo at
[email protected].
For more information visit our website:
http://www.Alrendo.com 3
Introduction

Vehicle
Identification
Number
Statutory
Plate
Vehicle Identification Number
The VIN is a 17-digit number
stamped on right side the head
tube of the frame. Do not alter or
remove this number as it is the
legal identifier for your motorcycle.
Motor
Serial
Number
Motor Serial Number
The motor serial number is
stamped on the motor
housing.
Statutory Plate
The Statutory plate is included
factory’s information and dimension
of the motorcycle.
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Identification Numbers - VIN

Range
City: 438km (273 miles) @50km/h
Combined (NEDC): 278km (173 miles)
@80km/h
Highway: 160km (100 miles) @120km/h
Motor
Max Torque: 117.6Nm (86.7 ft-lb)
Max Power: 16.6kw
Nominal Power: 11kw
Max RPM: 8500
Tyres & Brakes
ABS brake system
Front Brakes: Dual 300mm Discs with 4 Piston
Caliper
Rear Brakes: 240mm Disc with Dual Piston
Caliper
Front Tyre: 120/70/17
Rear Tyre: 180/55/17
Tyre Brand: Timsun TS-689
Suspension
Adjustable Front Damping
Inverted Forks
Adjustable Rear Spring
Nitrogen Filled Rear Gas Strut
41mm Diameter Front Suspension
120mm Front Suspension Travel
73.5mm Diameter Rear Spring
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Specifications

European Vehicle Class
L3e-A1
11kw (125cc License Equivalent)
Warranty
Standard Limited Warranty
2 years / 20,000km
Battery Pack Warranty
3 years / 30,000km
Performance
Top speed: 135km/k (83mph)
0-100km/h Acceleration: 8 seconds
Type: Liquid Cooled Permanent Magnet AC
Motor
Battery
Nominal capacity: 15.0kWh
Maximum Capacity: 17.4kWh
Nominal Voltage: 132v
Max Voltage: 150v
Weight: 84kgs
Charger Type
3.8kw On-Board Charger
Maximum Charging Speed to 100%: 4 hours
16 amp Schuko Socket: 4 hours
13 amp UK Socket: 5 hours
Drivetrain
Pulley and Belt: 88T 25mm Poly Chain Carbon
Belt
Final Drive Ratio: 2.78
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Specifications

Dimensions
Seat Height: 760mm (30 Inches)
Height: 1185mm (47 Inches)
Width: 885mm (34 Inches)
Length: 2300mm (87.4 Inches)
Ground Clearance: 150mm (5.9 Inches)
Carrying Capacity: 260KG (573lbs)
Motorcycle Weight: 245KG (540lbs)
Boxed Weight: 280kg (617lbs)
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Specifications

Maximum steering angle
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Steering Angle

Thedriver’s foot pegs are spring-loaded
so should always be in the lowered
position.
Passenger foot pegs are usually folded
in upright/vertical position. Theshouldonly
beloweredwhencarryingapavilion
passenger.
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Footrests

A
C
F
B
GK
E
H
J
B
ML
A. Handlebars
B. TFT Display
C. Head light
D. ABS sensor
E. Charging Port
F. Battery
G. Kickstand
H. Rider Seat
I. Foot peg sets
J. Rear Suspension
K. Drive Belt
L. Rear Belt Pulley
M. Front Belt Puley
N. Plate light GKL
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Features