Cake Makka User manual

Makka
Manual
Makka
Manual

Welcome
to CAKE!
We are extremely flattered that you have chosen to ride a CAKE electric
motorbike. It’s our obligation to do the best we can to serve you with the
product, information, service and spare parts for an eortless experience.
Our ambition is to develop uncompromising high-performance motorbikes.
CAKE´s mission is to inspire people, contributing to speeding up the journey
towards a zero-emission society, combining excitement with responsibility.
To optimize the performance and benefits for a lightweight electric motorbike.
Established with an electric drivetrain, establishing a new category, we
needed to start from scratch. Every little detail, hard, and software has
been engineered, designed, and chiseled for perfection while considering
the perspectives of sustainability.
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Explore with Respect.
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Stefan Ytterborn, Founder & CEO

Table of contents
Contents
1. Symbols used
2. Safety
2.1 Owner’s manual
2.2 Risk symbols
2.3 Intended use
2.4 Misuse
2.5 Safety labels and marks on the product
2.6 Safety advice
2.7 Customer service
3. Warranty
4. Getting started
4.1 Unboxing the vehicle
4.2 Preparing for use
4.3 Powering on
4.4 Downloading the Ride CAKE app
4.5 Riding
5. Description
5.1 General description
5.2 Battery
5.3 Display
5.4 Ride modes
5.5 Brake modes
6. Operating
6.1 Handling the battery
6.2 Before every ride
6.3 Starting
6.4 Accelerating
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6.5 Changing brake mode
6.6 Changing ride mode (R1) (R2)
6.7 Braking
6.8 Powering o/locking
6.9 Activating steering lock
6.10 Storing the vehicle
7. Service schedule
8. Work on the vehicle and its accessories
8.1 Tools, materials, and substances used
8.2 Brake system
8.3 Chassis
8.4 Cleaning the vehicle
8.5 Electrical system
8.6 Suspension, fork, rear
8.7 Handlebar
8.8 Key card
8.9 Lights
8.10 Saddle
8.11 Wheels, tires
9. Troubleshooting
10. Spare parts and accessories
11. Technical data
11.1 Makka Range and Makka Range :work
11.2 Makka Flex and Makka Flex :work
11.3 Battery charger
12. Contact and Support
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1. Symbols used
Indicates mandatory safety information.
Indicates required maintenance according to the service schedule.
Indicates environmental measures.
Indicates a reference to the CAKE app.
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2. Safety
2.1 Owner’s manual
Before riding the vehicle for the first time, read through this entire manual and
make sure you fully understand it. Contact [email protected] if any questions.
The manual contains useful and important information on how to operate,
service, and customize the vehicle, and protect yourself from injury.
This manual is being updated continuously. Make sure you have the latest
version; visit ridecake.com/manuals .
If the owner sells the vehicle, the manual is part of the purchase.
2.2 Risk symbols
Safety instructions are emphasized in the text. Read them carefully to avoid
hazardous situations and to operate the vehicle safely.
Danger A hazard that will immediately lead to death or serious
permanent injury.
Warning A hazard that may lead to death or serious permanent injury.
Caution A hazard that may lead to minor injuries.
Notice A hazard that may lead to machine, material, or
environmental damage.
2.3 Intended use
This vehicle is designed and built for use on public roads. The lithium battery
is designed and built for the Makka vehicle. The charger is designed and built
for the lithium battery.
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2.4 Misuse
Only use the vehicle and its accessories, battery, and charger as intended.
Ensure to use the stated fluids and tools when servicing.
Misuse may lead to danger for people, property, or the environment.
2.5 Safety labels and marks on the product
Information labels and warning labels are attached to the product. Do not remove
any labels, as you or others may then not recognize danger.
Placement of safety labels and marks on the vehicle
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AType label
BElectric battery
CElectric motor
DHot parts
ENo high-pressure cleaning
FFire hazard
GTire pressure
HVehicle Identification Number (VIN)
2.6 Safety advice
Tampering warning
Tampering with the vehicle is prohibited, or safe operation cannot be guaranteed,
and the warranty coverage will become void.
Examples of prohibited tampering:
• Modifying any part of the vehicle.
• Opening the battery.
• Opening the charger.
• Misusing the vehicle.
Cake 0 Emission AB
L1e-B
YW2XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
--dB(A) - --min
4,0 kW 45 km/h max 245 KG
-1
CAKE 0 EMISSION AB
HAMMARBY FABRIKSV. 43
120 30 Stockholm
Sweden
F: GAWR/PNBE TDB KG (TDB LB) --- 3.00x14 TIRE/PNEU --- 1,85x14 RIM/JANTE --- 225 KPA (32 PSI) COLD/FROID
R: GAWR/PNBE TDB KG (TDB LB) --- 3.00x14 TIRE/PNEU --- 1,85x14 RIM/JANTE --- 225 KPA (32 PSI) COLD/FROID
YWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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Safe operation
Each of the below safety instructions is repeated where relevant.
WARNING! Risk of personal injury.
Do not use the vehicle if you are not fit to ride due to alcohol, drugs,
or medicine.
Do not use the vehicle if you are physically or mentally impaired.
Do not ride with a passenger unless you have installed a proper CAKE
passenger seat, see ridecake.com/en/products/spare-parts/ .
The vehicle is completely silent when it has been powered on but is at
a standstill. Anyone not realizing the vehicle is powered on may get
hurt if the throttle is accidentally twisted. Do not forget to power o.
There is no foot brake. Remember that you control both the rear and
front brakes from the handlebar.
When slowing down using the motor brake, other road users are not
notified of your slowing down. Use the motor brake with caution.
Always use the mechanical brakes to bring the vehicle to a standstill.
When charging, always first connect the charger to the battery.
Thereafter, connect the charger to the mains supply.
Safe charging cannot be guaranteed if another charger or battery
than the intended is used. Only use the intended charger. Only use
the intended battery.
Regularly examine the charger for any damages, especially the cord,
plug, and enclosure. Do not use a damaged charger. Contact CAKE
Service & support .
During charging, place the battery in a well-ventilated area.
WARNING! Risk of burns. Stay clear of vehicle parts that are hot
after usage.
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CAUTION! Do not leave the battery unattended during charging.
Never ride the vehicle above your comfort level. Always ride according
to your riding skills.
• Make sure you have the correct driving license to ride the vehicle.
• Follow the local trac laws and regulations.
• Adhere to the vehicle warning labels.
• Only operate the vehicle for its intended use.
• Always operate the vehicle in a safe manner for people, animals,
and the environment.
• Only operate the vehicle when it is in perfect technical condition.
• Always wear a helmet and appropriate clothing.
Accident/damaged vehicle
WARNING! Fire hazard. Do not use a damaged battery, as it is
highly flammable. A damaged battery may self-ignite. If the vehicle
should catch fire, inform the fire brigade that it is an electrical vehicle
with a lithium battery.
After an accident or fall, check the vehicle for any damages. Do not ride the
vehicle if it requires service. If in doubt, do not ride the vehicle but contact
CAKE Service & support .
Service and work on the vehicle
DANGER! Risk of electric shock.
Do not open the battery. Do not open the charger.
Work on the battery and charger must only be performed by an authorized
CAKE workshop.
Remove the battery before starting any work on the vehicle.
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WARNING! Risk of personal injury. If another brake fluid than the
stated is used, the brakes may cease to function. Only use the stated
brake fluid DOT3 or DOT4.
CAUTION! The electrical components of the vehicle may be damaged if
cleaned improperly. This may in turn cause personal injury and/or damage
to the vehicle or other property. Do not flush the vehicle with water. Do
not use a pressure washer or a water hose to clean the vehicle/battery.
NOTICE When the battery is not connected to the vehicle or the charger, the
battery must be stored indoors. Otherwise, humidity may enter through the
inlet and permanently damage the battery.
Service the vehicle according to the service schedule. Do not drop the battery,
or it may be permanently damaged.
Spare parts and accessories
For safety reasons, only use spare parts and accessories recommended by CAKE.
CAKE accepts no liability for any damage or loss caused by other spare parts
or accessories.
When required by this manual, have spare parts and accessories installed by
an authorized CAKE workshop. Visit ridecake.com/en/products/spare-parts/
for spare parts and accessories.
Disposal
Dispose of used parts and material in a safe way, respecting the environment
and local laws and regulations, e.g., oil, other auxiliary fluids, and components.
It is prohibited to dispose of electrical devices, such as the charger and the battery
in the household waste. Dispose of electrical devices in local recycling centers.
Aluminum parts are marked with their aluminum quality, such as “6061” or
“7075”. Dispose of it accordingly.
Because motorcycles are not subject to the EU regulations governing the disposal
of used vehicles, there are no legal regulations that pertain to the disposal of an
end-of-life motorcycle. Please, contact CAKE if you need support in this matter.
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2.7 Customer service
Visit ridecake.com/en/service-support/ for information on authorized dealers
and workshops.
3. Warranty
Only authorized CAKE workshops may perform work on the vehicle where this
is required by this manual, or the warranty will be void. The warranty does
not cover damage or secondary damage caused by vehicle tampering.
The warranty does not cover unintended use.
4. Getting started
4.1 Unboxing the vehicle
1. Unbox, see the instruction video on ridecake.com/en/makka-manuals-
and-videos/ . The delivery from CAKE includes:
1x Preassembled CAKE Makka
1x Battery charger
1x Toolset
2x Side-view mirror
2x Reflector
2x Key for steering lock and battery lock
2x Grey key card for activating the vehicle
1x White master key card: required to reprogram a new grey key card
if one is lost.
NOTICE Do not keep the white master key with the vehicle. Keep it safe.
2. Once unpacked, recycle packaging in accordance with local laws and
regulations.
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4.2 Preparing for use
WARNING! When charging, always first connect the charger to the
battery. Thereafter, connect the charger to the mains supply.
A. Front turn signal x 2
B. Side view mirror left
C. Headlight
D. Side view mirror right
E. Battery
F. Saddle height clamp
G. Rear turn signal x 2
H. Tail light
I. Licence plate bracket
J. Rear fenders with reflectors x 2
K. Side-stand
L. Battery connector
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• Charge the battery to 100%, i.e., until the charger LED is steady green, see
Charging the battery . (Due to shipping regulations, the battery state of
charge is low during transport.)
• Check that the handlebar is properly fastened. If needed, adjust the
handlebar angle to optimize rider comfort, see Adjusting the handlebar angle .
• Check that the front wheel is properly fastened, see Checking that the
wheels are fastened .
• Check that the saddle is properly fastened. If needed, adjust the saddle
angle, depth or height, see chapter 8.10 Saddle .
• Mount the side-view mirrors, see Mounting/adjusting the side-view mirrors .
• Mount the license plate in accordance with applicable law.
• Stick the reflectors to the side of the rear fender. Mandatory in the US only.
• Remove the protective film from the display.
• Read the safety instructions.
• Get to know the controls.
• Ensure the vehicle is registered and insured in accordance with applicable laws.
4.3 Powering on
1. Plug the battery cable into the battery, see Fig. 3. The lock mechanism
makes a clicking sound.
Fig. 3
Battery cable entry on the battery
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A. Head/taillight button
B. Turning lights button
C. Rear brake
D. Steering lock key
E. Display
F. Front brake
G. Right hand throttle
H. Start button
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2. Push and hold the start button for 2 seconds, see Fig. 4. => The key card
symbol is shown pulsating on the display.
3. Place the key card on the key card symbol => Headlights and taillights
light up. The vehicle is activated and unlocked.
4. Fold up the side-stand. => On the display, the side-stand symbol disappears,
see Fig. 5.
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A. Odometer
B. Speedometer
C. Time
D. Head/tail lights
E. Turn signals
F. Battery level
G. Ride mode
H. Key card symbol
(at start-up)
I. Error indication
J. Side stand (when down)
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5. To change ride mode, briefly push the start button. Pushing and holding
the same button for 3 seconds when at a standstill, powers o the vehicle.
6. Get ready for your first Makka ride!
WARNING! Risk of burns. Stay clear of vehicle parts that are hot
after usage.
4.4 Downloading the Ride CAKE app
Download the app to access the below features, and to make vehicle
customizations.
1. In App Store, search Ridecake and download the CAKE app. (The app will
be available for Android end of 2022).
2. Create an account using the Connectivity ID that you received in an email
at the vehicle delivery.
3. Power on the vehicle, see Powering on .
4. Once logged in, standing by the vehicle, enable Bluetooth on your mobile
device.
5. When asked to pair with Cake, answer Yes. => The vehicle is connected to
your mobile device. You can start using the below app features.
• Battery level check
• Brake mode change
• Track and share rides
• Troubleshooting
• Ride mode change
• Speedometer check
• Vehicle location/GPS
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4.5 Riding
WARNING! Risk of personal injury. The vehicle is completely silent
when it has been powered on but is at a standstill. Anyone not realizing
the vehicle is powered on may get hurt if the throttle is accidentally
twisted. Do not forget to power o.
There is no foot brake. Remember that you control both the rear and
front brakes from the handlebar.
Risk of burns. Stay clear of vehicle parts that are hot after usage.
A. Head/taillight button
B. Turning lights button
C. Rear brake
D. Steering lock key
E. Display
F. Front brake
G. Right hand throttle
H. Start button
• To accelerate, use the right-hand throttle, see Fig. 6.
• When braking, apply more pressure on the front brake, and less on the rear.
• When the vehicle is at a standstill (0 km/h / mph) for 10 minutes, the vehicle
automatically powers o.
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• Start using Ride mode 1, see Fig. 7, to get used to how an electric motor
vehicle works. The motor/throttle is very sensitive.
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B. Speedometer
C. Time
D. Head/tail lights
E. Turn signals
F. Battery level
G. Ride mode
H. Key card symbol
(at start-up)
I. Error indication
J. Side stand (when down)

5. Description
5.1 General description
The Makka comes in four models: Range, Range :work, Flex, and Flex :work.
Range Range :work Flex Flex :work
Top speed 25 km/h / 25 km/h / 45 km/h / 45 km/h /
15.5 mph 15.5 mph 28 mph 28 mph
Nominal power 1000 W 1000 W 2700 W 2700 W
Range (WMTC-II) 66 km/41 mi 132 km/82 mi 54 km/33.5 mi 108 km/67 mi
Driver’s license EU: none EU: none EU: AM or B EU: AM or B
requirement US: refer to US: refer to US: refer to US: refer to
local law local law local law local law
License plate Refer to local Refer to local Refer to local Refer to local
requirement law. law. law. law.
Ride mode 1 (R1) 25 km/h 25 km/h 45 km/h 45 km/h
Peak: 1000 W Peak: 1500 W Peak: 2700 W Peak: 3600 W
Ride mode 2 (R2) Default settings: Default settings: Default settings: Default settings:
25 km/h 25 km/h 45 km/h 45 km/h
Customizable Peak: 800 W Peak: 1000 W Peak: 1800 W Peak: 2700 W
Brake mode Default setting: 100 % motor brake, activates when braking
Customizable
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5.1.1 Makka :work
A. Central stand instead of a side stand
B. XL battery
C. USB outlet
D. 12V outlet
Fig. 8
Makka :work
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