Avantrek Cybertrack 200 User manual

Electric Bike

Model: Cybertrack 200

Riding Safety

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Thank you for choosing the AVANTREK Cybertrack 200 fat tires electric bike (hereinafter referred to as Cybertrack 200)! It is extremely important that you

follow the safety guidelines contained in this manual in order to ensure maximum safety for you as well as maximum durability of your eBike.

Before you ride your Cybertrack 200 for the first time, please be absolutely sure that it has been correctly assembled. You will find step by step instruction in

this manual.

Key assembly steps that must be completed with absolute certainty (to include secure fastening) are pedals, saddle height, handlebar (both rotation and

height) and wheels.

Please ensure all safety latches, including quick releases and rings, are locked in place and snug without any movement.

Please ensure all bolts (including the front/rear wheels, saddle bolt and brake rotors) are properly tightened. Certain components must be tightened to exact

specifications using a torque wrench for safety assurance.

We recommend you to always wear a helmet when riding any eBike.

Frequently check your tire pressures. They should be pumped to 1.4 bar (20 psi).

Do not attempt to charge your fat tire eBike if, the charger, or the power outlet is wet.

Do not drink and ride. Even a small amount of alcohol can impair your judgment, lowering your ability to remain safe on the Cybertrack 200.

Only use the AVANTREK supplied charger. Do not use a charger from any other different product models.

Please observe all traffic regulations and other applicable laws, including any lighting laws.

Warning: DO NOT take apart OR repair parts by yourself. Please go to your local bike shop that has experience with e-bikes. If in doubt, please contact our

customer service at support@iavantrek.com.

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Contents

1. PRODUCT OVERVIEW

2. PACKAGE CONTENTS

3. HOW TO ASSEMBLE THE EBIKE

4. HOW TO CHARGE THE BATTERY

5. RIDING MODES

6. DISPLAY AND BUTTONS

7. BEFORE YOU RIDE CHECKLIST

8. MAINTENANCE

9. CLEANING

10. STORAGE

11. DISPOSAL AT END-OF-LIFE

12. SPECIFICATIONS

13. WARRANTY

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1. PRODUCT OVERVIEW

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LCD Display

Throttle

Brake Lever

Handlebar

Hidden Battery

Saddle

Pedal

Charging Port

On/Off Switch

Front Fork

Quick Release

Disc Brake

Motor

2. PACKAGE CONTENTS

1 × Bike Frame + Rear Wheel 1 × Front Wheel 1 × Saddle

2 × Pedal

1 × Charger 1 × User Manual 4 × Battery Key

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1 × Wrench 1 × Screwdriver

5 × Allen Key

3. HOW TO ASSEMBLE THE EBIKE

Before Installation

Step 1. How to assemble the stem and handlebar

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When unpacking your eBike, please verify that the above items are included in the package. If you are missing any components, please contact your dealer for support.

After verifying that all components are present and in good condition, you can assemble your new fat tires eBike.

Please retain the box and packaging materials in case you need to ship your Cybertrack 200 in the future.

CAUTION: Make sure that the minimum insertion level in the tube are hidden (NOT exposed). DO NOT raise the handlebar higher than safety line.

If the handlebar stem is not inserted, at minimum, to the safety line, serious injury can occur to the rider.

1. Raise the handlebarstem, then starting with the latch all the way down, lift the latch until it locks. Make sure the handlebarstem is secured in the position before

moving on.

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90°

2. Loosen the stem bolts, you may raise and lower the handlebar as you wish until you find a height comfortable for riding.This means that you can

easily reach the brakes for safe control of the Cybertrack 200. When this is complete, simply pull the handlebar rotation quick release backward

to secure the handlebars in place.

CAUTION: Make sure the handlebar is securely in place and that the brake levers are comfortably in reach. Failure to do so could result in loss of

control of your Cybertrack 200 and could cause you serious injury.

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Each side

of the wheel

has one

cone

spring only Disc brake

goes into the

brake caliper

Brake caliper

goes into the

brake caliper

Step 2. How to assemble the front wheel

1. Remove parts from box and locate the front wheel and front wheel axle.

2. Lift the frame/fork and place the front wheel in the bike’s fork.

3. Make sure that the disc brake is well placed in the middle of the brake caliper.

4. Insert the axle all the way through.

5. Hand tighten the thumb screw, then close the Axle latch. Test and make sure the wheel does not wobble.

If something appears to be wrongly assembled - even if you have followed the instructions, please contact us before riding your Cybertrack 200, or

take to your local shop to have it thoroughly checked.

IMPORTANT: Attach the wheel securely. A loose or detached wheel can cause you to lose control of your Cybertrack 200 and fall, and could cause

you serious injury.

When installing,

L to L,R to R

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Step 3. Assembling the pedals

1. Each pedal has an “L” sticker or “R” sticker to indicate left or right side of the Cybertrack 200.

2. To install the left “L” pedal, carefully hand-screw it in, counter-clockwise direction. Repeat it to install the right “R” pedal by turning clockwise.

IMPORTANT: If the pedal does not turn smoothly into the crank, do not force it. Take it back out and try again until it goes in smoothly. In addition,

make sure the pedals are tightly attached to each crank arm. Failure to tightly attach the pedals could result in the pedals becoming loose while riding.

A loose or detached pedal can cause you to lose control of your Cybertrack 200 and fall, and could cause you serious injury.

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Safety Line

Step 4. How to assemble the saddle

1. Insert the saddle into the seat post, then screw the bolts tightly.

2. Loosen the seat post quick release. Insert the seat post to the desired height before securing it in place with the quick release. Tighten the saddle

bolt before you ride.

IMPORTANT: Do not raise the seat post above the “minimum insert” line clearly printed on the backside of the seat post. Raising the seat post above the

minimum insert line can cause the seat post to fail, which could in turn result in loss of control of your Cybertrack 200 and could cause you serious injury.

4. HOW TO CHARGE THE BATTERY

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On/Off Switch

Directly from the bike

Make sure that the engine is turned off (“OFF” position) when charging directly from the bike. Plug the charger first into the electrical socket, then

directly into the frame.

Removing the battery to charge

Simply remove the battery from the frame and plug the charger first into the battery, then directly into the electrical socket.

IMPORTANT: When parking a Cybertrack 200, we recommend you lock your battery by setting it on “OFF” position, then remove the key.

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Battery functions

1. When key is turned to the “ON” position - Controller unlocked.

2. In the “OFF” position (which can be found by turning key one click to the left) - Controller can be powered on.

3. Push the key upward and turn it to the left (“OFF” position) - Battery ready to be ejected.

Battery usage

save the battery.

home on the charge that is left on the battery. Once home, charge it as soon as possible.

IMPORTANT: If your Cybertrack 200 will be kept for a long period in extreme temperatures (below 0 /32 or above 35 /95 ), remove the battery and

keep it in a place where the temperature is between 4 /40 and 32 /90 .

Do not charge the battery when the air temperature is below 0 /32 or above 40 /104 . Serious damage to the battery could result.

5. RIDING MODES

1-5

Display OFF

××

× ×

All ElectricSpeed Modes Pedal Assisted

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On/Of Switch

Brake Lever Shift Lever

All Electric - Power on the LCD display and switch the speed modes

from 1~5 by rotating the throttle.

Pedal Assisted - Power on the LCD display and switch the speed

modes from 1~5 by pedaling.

Regular Bike - Power off the LCD display and pedal like a normal bike.

6. DISPLAY AND BUTTONS

Button information

: Quick-press to switch from speed modes 5 to 1.

: Press and hold for ~2 seconds to turn the E-Bike on/off.

: Quick-press to switch from speed modes 1 to 5.

Battery level

Speed display

OFF/ONSubtraction Addition

Motor power

Speed mode

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Subtraction

Power switch

Addition

Speed mode

Motor power

Speed Display Area

Gear down

Gear up

Power button

7. BEFORE YOU RIDE CHECKLIST

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WEAR THE BIKE HELMET

CAUTION

8. MAINTENANCE

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If the seat post quick release becomes difficult to close, lubricate the levers rotational pivot point with thin oil. Open and close it repeatedly until it the pivot

point loosens and you can securely fasten seat post.

SEAT POST

Be sure to keep your chain and all moving parts lubed so that they work effectively at all times. Lubrication is necessary to use when the moving parts are dry.

As for the chain, lubricate the dried chain after every bike wash, as well as after every wet weather ride - especially if there is any salt on the roads.

CHAIN WEAR

Be sure to check it twice a month. We suggest to keep it at 1.4 bar(20 psi). Riding with too low pressure can result in:

1. Lowered travel range per battery charge

2. Increased wear on the tires

3. Increased risk of a puncture

4. Compromised steering as fat tires with inadequate pressure tend to oversteer.

TIRE PRESSURE

If you experience a lack of braking power, often times this is a simple sign that the brake cable needs to be adjusted. You can do this by turning the adjustment

bolt located where the brake cable enters the brake lever. As the brake lever comes closer to the handlebar, the brake pads will also come closer to the

braking rotor for stronger braking power. If this does not help, then it’s necessary to further identify the specific cause to determine what needs to be done.

MECHANICAL BRAKES

Rotor needs to be thoroughly cleaned with a rag dipped in rubbing alcohol to remove any oil or residue.

To remove the pads and pad holder, unscrew the pinch bolt. Then gently push out the pads and holder from above, either with finger or Allen Key. Once

out of caliper, pads can easily be removed from holder.

Carefully and evenly file the surface down with a metal file.

Lastly, place pads back into holder and re-insert into caliper. After re-insertion, pull the cable back into its original place and firmly re-tighten the pinch bolt.

Pads worn out. Ask your dealer for more information about your bike specific model. If you are not comfortable with doing this work yourself, please take your

Cybertrack 200 to your local bike mechanic.

SQUEAKING BRAKES

9. CLEANING

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While our Cybertrack 200 fat tires eBike are rain and splash-proof, their electrical components should not be submerged in water.

bottom bracket and bubs.

IMPORTANT ! Do not attempt to open the casings of the battery, motor, or controller. This can be dangerous and will void any warranties by doing so.

If you experience a problem, please contact our service department or your local bike shop.

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10. STORAGE

Fully charge the bike before storing to prevent the battery from over-discharge due to long-term storage.

If your bike needs to be stored for more than one month, discharge and recharge the battery at least once a month.

process of plastic parts and may reduce battery life.

NOTE:

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11. DISPOSAL AT END-OF-LIFE

product may result in the battery heating up, rupturing, or igniting which may cause serious injury.

end-of-life is to dispose of the entire unit at or through an e-waste recycling center, program, or facility.

state, and local governments. You must check laws and regulations corresponding to where you live in order to properly dispose of the battery and/or unit.

household waste disposal service.