Cargo Cycling Chariot User manual

User manual
Chariot
Note: Image may dier from your Chariot due to various versions.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Typeplate
Contact details
Compliance
Use
Commissioning
1. Tips
2. Maintenance
3. Safety
4. Before every ride
5. Prevent theft
6. Tyres
7. Brakes
8. Saddle
9. Handlebar
10. The lock
11. Cargo box
12. Electrical system
13. Battery
14. Transportation and storage
Dimensions
Specifications
Warranty
Warranty certificate
Service and maintenance
Service and maintenance schedule
Notes

This user manual provides you with important information about the use of the Chariot. We
kindly request you to carefully read this user manual before using the cargo bike. It will familiarize
you with the important components and necessary procedures for safe and enjoyable cycling.
Always follow the instructions as given in the user manual and keep it in a safe place. The most
up-to-date version of this user manual can be obtained from Cargo Cycling.
We wish you many years of cycling fun!
Team Cargo Cycling
The typeplate is located on the cargo bike through a
sticker or coding in the frame. It can be found at the
back of the seat tube (Figure 1).
The Type Plate or EPAC (electrically pedal assisted
cycle) sticker is xed to the bike and contains important
information (Figure 2). You will nd the brand name, name
and address of the producer, phone number, email, and
website. Next to that you can nd the Model, Type and
Article number of the cargo bike. It also indicates the
tricycle is made according to DIN 79010 - this standard
species requirements and test methods for single
and multi-track transport and cargo bikes. The CE
and UKCA markings indicating that the product meets
legal requirements. You will also nd the weight of the
tricycle as well as the maximum permissible weight,
which is the maximum weight allowed for the tricycle,
the rider and the payload combined. Finally, you will nd
the frame number as well as the production date. The
frame number is the unique identication number for
your trike.
INTRODUCTION
TYPEPLATE
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Figure 1: Location of the typeplate
Figure 2: Typeplate

CONTACT DETAILS
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Cargo Cycling B.V.
Telgenweg 12
8111 CM Heeten
Cargo Cycling, as the manufacturer, declares that the Chariot is produced in accordance with the
Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. Currently, there is no standard for heavy cargo bikes up to 550
kg. Cargo Cycling has used the cargo bike standard DIN 79010 as a reference and extrapolated the
required tests relevant to the weight specied in this standard to the desired weight of 550 kg.
Discover the Chariot FS2, the next-generation e-cargo trike designed to eortlessly transport large
volumes (up to 1700 liters) and heavy loads (up to 200 kg payload). This impressive Chariot combines
the convenience of a regular e-bike with the capacity of an XXL cargo bike. Built on years of experience
and real-world usage data, we guarantee that the new Chariot meets the highest expectations of
both eet managers and riders. Thanks to its advanced tilting mechanism, the Chariot provides an
unparalleled cycling experience. Unlike traditional tricycles where you may feel pushed out the
corners, this mechanism allows you to smoothly maneuver through turns. The combination of these
fundamental principles and a low center of gravity ensures stability and a fantastic riding experience.
There are two Chariot FS models available.
COMPLIANCE
USE
[phone]
[e-mail]
www.cargocycling.com
Note: Inquire about the availability of training. If there is a specic training available, we
recommend you taking it.
Your dealer is obligated to go over the following points with you:
• Ensure that the cargo bike is properly adjusted for your height and weight.
• Practice in a quiet environment to become familiar with the cargo bike and develop good control.
• Practice using the hand brakes on dierent types of surfaces.
• Try cycling at dierent speeds and learn how to maintain balance.
• Take your time to get used to the bike and gradually increase the distance of your rides.
• Regularly inspect the cargo bike and make sure everything is working and adjusted correctly.
COMMISSIONING

We have the following tips for you:
• Keep the user manual in a safe place for future reference.
• Never use a high-pressure washer for cleaning, as water can remove grease and cause
moving parts to wear out faster. Instead use a clean cloth for cleaning.
• Never lubricate the brake hubs with lubricants, as this can reduce their effectiveness.
• If you or your dealer want to adjust the handlebars or saddle height, ensure that the safety
marking is not visible.
• Make sure you are visible; in poor visibility conditions, make sure the lights are on, especially
during the evening hours.
• We recommend taking out a bicycle insurance policy. Make sure you have liability insurance.
• Always wear an appropriate and suitable bicycle helmet (EN-1078 approved) for every ride.
Your dealer or service partner is responsible for maintaining your cargo bike. For your own safety
and an optimal cycling experience, it is crucial to regularly check the following points:
With some regularity (depending on intensity of use):
Check your tire pressure, ensure that the lighting is functioning correctly, conrm that the brakes
are properly adjusted, ensure that the pedals and cranks are securely fastened, inspect the
headset for play, check spoke tension, ensure there is no wobble in the wheel, and conrm that
the wheel axles are securely fastened. Check that the saddle and handlebar stems are securely
fastened, lubricate the saddle and handlebar stems, inspect all fastening bolts to ensure they are
tight, examine the frame and front fork for cracks and deformations, conrm that the bolts for the
saddle and handlebar are properly tightened, and lubricate the pedal axle with grease.
Note: See the service and maintenance schedule in the back of this manual for a complete
overview of required maintenance.
For a larger eet:
If you manage a eet of multiple cargo bike’s, we recommend having the service performed at
your location. When using a mobile service provider, it is important to ensure that the service is
performed by reputable mechanics. Cargo Cycling can inform you which parties are suitable.
Training of specic mechanics is also possible.
Note: It is not allowed to use parts that have not been approved by Cargo Cycling. Doing so
will void the warranty.
1. TIPS
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2. MAINTENANCE

3. SAFETY
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• Ensure that the saddle position is adjusted to your specications as the user.
• Before each ride, ensure the cargo bike is in good condition. Check the proper functioning
of the brakes and lights, and check if all wheels have the right tire pressure to prevent
unnecessary wear.
• Regularly check that the wheels, handlebars, and saddle are securely fastened, as well as all
bolt connections.
• It is recommended to always try out your Chariot initially in a quiet area, with the dierent modes
of electric pedal support. This way you can get used to riding, steering, braking and the electric
pedal support. It is also recommended to make a trial emergency stop.
• Take the time to get used to the functions of the electric motor assistance. Practice
accelerating with the motor.
• Ensure that you are well-prepared before setting out.
• Pay special attention to others on the road. Never use your phone while cycling.
• Do not ride the cargo bike after taking medication or under the inuence of alcohol or drugs.
• Ride on a solid and at surface whenever possible. Be mindful of potholes and uneven terrain
and adjust your speed accordingly.
• Ensure that loose pants, apping clothing, and untied shoelaces do not get caught in the
spokes or pedals.
• Ride at a speed appropriate for the terrain and your riding abilities.
• Be cautious not to build up dangerous speed when descending. Brake in advance and adjust
your speed to the conditions. We recommend a maximum speed of 25 km/h (15.5 mph).
• Becautiouswhen takingsharp turns andgoing overspeed bumps; adjustyourspeed accordingly.
• Keep in mind that the braking distance is signicantly longer in wet weather on a wet and dirty
road (with leaves and/or mud).
Carefully read the manual. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damages resulting from
non-compliance with these instructions.
The cargo bike is suitable for use on existing bike paths and road sections designated for cycling.
Getting started
When Riding
General maintenance safety instructions
• Do not try to lift the Chariot cargo bike with your hands, always use a jack or a lift to prevent injuries.
• When performing mechanical repairs always make sure the electric system is turned o and
remove the battery(ies) from the bike.
• Make sure the cargo box/loading area is empty and has nothing that could fall out during
maintenance.

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4. BEFORE EVERY RIDE
Before each ride, ensure the following:
• The lights and bell are functioning and are securely attached.
• The brakes are operational and securely fastened (see section 8. Brakes).
• If you have the model with hydraulic brakes, check that the cables and ttings are not leaking.
• The tires and rims are free from foreign objects, show no damage, and rotate smoothly.
• The tires have sucient tread depth (see section 7. Tires).
• The suspension elements are functioning and securely attached.
• The bolts, nuts, quick releases, and axles are tightly secured, even if the electric cargo bike has
been left unattended for a short time.
• The frame and fork show no deformations or damage.
• The saddle, seat post, stem, and handlebar are correctly and securely attached in the proper
positions (see section 9. Saddle and 10. Handlebar).
• Before each departure, check that all doors/hatches are securely closed.
Be ware of hot surfaces: when riding in hot temperatures the saddle, the hand grips and
other surfaces of the cargo bike can get hot. Make sure to prevent direct skin contact in
order to you protect your skin from getting burned.
Also do not touch the disc brakes in front and rear wheels immediately after using the bike.
Allow them to cool o for at least 10 minutes.
It is important to regularly maintain your Chariot to ensure it runs properly and that all wear
and tear parts are in safe user conditions. Failing to do this may cause defects with safety
risks and will void the Warranty.
After Riding and Maintenance
• Do not use a high-pressure washer or steam cleaner for cleaning. Use a clean cloth instead.
• Always lock the bike when leaving it unattended.
• After an accident, fall, or if the cargo bike has experienced a heavy impact, have the cargo bike
inspected, even if there is no visible damage.
• Regularly maintain the Chariot by a qualied mechanic.
• Components may react dierently to wear or fatigue. If the component’s lifespan has been
exceeded, it may suddenly fail and pose a risk to the user. Any signs of cracking, scratching, or
color changes in heavily stressed areas indicate that the component’s lifespan has been
reached, and it should be replaced.
• Use only replacement parts approved by Cargo Cycling.
• Always carry a mobile phone with you and have your dealer or service provider’s number in
your contacts.
• Never ride up or down curbs.
• Do not use a trailer behind the Chariot.

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5. PREVENT THEFT
6. TYRES
Points to consider:
• Always lock your cargo bike.
• If you are using a cable lock, you can anchor your cargo bike to a fence or pole. If the cable is
long enough, pass it through both the frame and the front wheel.
• Take note of the frame number. This number is indicated on the cargo bike through a sticker or
coding in the frame. Often, it can be found at the back of the seat tube.
Framenumber:
If your tires are not at the correct pressure, they will wear out faster and there is a higher risk
of getting a flat tire. Therefore, we recommend regularly checking if your tires have the right
pressure. Use a bicycle pump or compressor with a pressure gauge. Riding on properly inflated
tires is more enjoyable because the bike will have less resistance. Correct tire pressure also
makes steering easier. The correct tire pressure can be found at the end of this manual under
the section “Dimensions”. You can determine the minimum tread depth using the tread wear
indicator. This visual marking in the tire’s tread indicates when the tire is worn out and needs
replacement, as it becomes aligned with the remaining tread.
The Chariot is equipped with a Mando system:
With a Mando system, you cannot brake using the pedals; this can only be done with the
brake levers on the handlebars. You have both left and right brake levers.
7. BRAKES
The brakes are among the most critical components of your cargo bike. Use both brakes
simultaneously as much as possible to reduce your speed. Always check before you go out if
the brakes are working correctly. If you notice that the brake levers need to be pulled (almost) all
the way to the handlebar before the cargo bike slows down, the brakes need to be readjusted
or possibly replaced. The left brake lever is for the rear brake, and the right brake lever is for the
front brake. The rear brake light automatically illuminates when you apply the brakes.
• Ensure that any cargo you are carrying is properly placed and cannot shift. This depends on the
type of cargo box and bike conguration.
• The battery(s) is (are) securely fastened.
• Ensure that the battery(ies) is (are) suciently charged for the planned ride.

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Figure 5: Adjusting the saddle Figure 6: Height marking
on the seatpost
Figure 3: Hydraulic parking brake Figure 4: Mechanical parking brake
When you sit on the saddle, it is adjusted to the correct height if you can place your foot flat
on the ground.
The saddle height can be adjusted by releasing the quick-release lever (Figure 5).
Ensure that the saddle clamp is always securely tightened after making adjustments.
Note: The safety marking on the seatpost should not be visible when the seatpost is inside the
seat tube (Figure 6).
8. SADDLE
Parking Brakes:
The Chariot has both mechanical and hydraulic parking brakes (Figure 2 and 3). We recommend
using both parking brakes for a short stop. If you are leaving the bike for an extended period (e.g.,
for storage), we advise placing the bike on a at, horizontal surface and using only the mechanical
parking brake (Figure 4). Always lock the bike.

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The handlebar is positioned at a fixed height. With its minimalist design and straight handlebar,
it offers a look that any rider will appreciate. The limited controls, such as the hydraulic and
mechanical brake levers, the control panel and display, bell, and turn signals, provide an
effortless and intuitive riding experience (Figure 7).
9. HANDLEBAR
Figure 7: Handlebar of the Chariot
The Chariot is equipped with a front wheel safety ring lock.
The safety lock can be operated as follows (Figure 8):
10. THE LOCK
Figure 8: Ring lock
1. Turn the key clockwise in the lock.
2. Push the slide lever downward to lock the
front wheel.
3. Turn the key counterclockwise in the lock
and remove the key from the lock.
You can unlock the wheel by inserting the key
into the lock and turning it clockwise.
Note: Dont forget to rst unlock the cargo bike before you start cycling.

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Figure 9: Chariot without cargo box
11. CARGO BOX
The Chariot comes standard with an open rear atbed (Figure 9). Various standard cargo boxes
are available for selection. Additionally, it is possible to create a custom cargo box according to
customer preferences. If the cargo box is custom-made, the instructions provided by the box
supplier should be followed.
Example of a standard cargo box (Figure 10):
1500L (length x width x height): 1.37 m x 0.90 m x 1.21 m
General loading instructions
Although there may be specic loading instructions for specic cargo boxes, it is important to
follow these general loading instructions for maximum safety:
• The load must be stowed so that the centre of gravity of the entire load is as far as possible above
the longitudinal centreline of the vehicle. This centre of gravity shall be kept as low as possible.
• Place the heavier packages as low as possible in the cargo box.
• The loading of a vehicle must be carried out within the limits of the permissible total weight
and the permissible axle loads.
• Even with partial loads, an even distribution of weight must be aimed for, so that each axle is
loaded proportionally.
• Aim for an even weight distribution across the two rear wheels (left and right) and the front and
rear of the cargo box.
• Make sure the load cannot slide freely in the cargo area when riding.
• Uneven weight distribution can have a negative eect on braking and driving stability.
Figure 10: The cargo box

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Figure 11: control panel and display
12. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
The system can be operated using the display and control panel below (Figure 11):
Down
Turn signal
Current speed
Personal pedal power
Trip distance
Battery status
Total distance
Up button
On/O button
Set button Driving modes
Activating the system:
1. Turn on the system: Press the On/O button for 2~3 seconds to turn the system On/O.
You will see a screen in front of you where you need to enter a four-digit code. You can obtain your
code from your dealer or manufacturer.
2. Enter the code: Use the up and down buttons to select the correct number, then press the set
button to enter the next digit. Repeat this until the code is entered and press the set button to
conrm.
Operating the system while cycling:
The system has ve possible riding modes, each tailored to the Chariot. For example, a low riding
mode provides a dierent pedaling frequency and support level compared to a higher riding mode.
• Shifting Up:
Press the button for 1 second to select the next riding mode.
• Shifting Down:
Press the button for 1 second to select the previous riding mode.
• Startup Assist:
The bike features a startup assist. Press the up button for approximately 5 seconds to activate
the startup assist. Keep the button pressed for as long as you want to use the startup assist.
Releasing the button will stop the startup assist.

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Display Information:
While cycling, you can view the following information on your display.
• Current Speed:
This displays the current speed of the cargo bike.
• Personal Pedal Power:
The red ring indicates the amount of personal pedal power you are exerting. The fuller the red ring,
the more pedal power you are contributing.
• Battery Status:
The battery icon on the display shows the remaining capacity of your battery. This battery status
allows you to estimate how far you can still ride. The distance you can cover with a battery depends
on various factors. The major inuencing factors include the level of acceleration, tire pressure,
and temperature.
Note: When you accelerate with a high level of assistance, the battery voltage will temporarily
decrease. The indicator will then briey display a declining battery status. Once you reach the
cruising speed associated with the assistance level, the indicator will again show the accurate
battery status.
• Trip distance:
This shows the distance you have covered on the current ride.
• Total distance:
This shows the total distance the bike has traveled.
Selecting Bike Settings:
• Set button:
Hold the set button for 2-3 seconds to view/adjust the settings.
Lighting:
The Chariot’s lighting turns on automatically.
• Turn Signals:
You can press this switch button to the left and right to indicate your direction. It activates the
turn signals at the front and rear of the bike to clearly indicate the direction the rider intends to
take. Push the button again to turn the signal light o.
• Hazard Lights:
Optional, depending on the country’s regulations. By simultaneously pressing the left and
right turn signal buttons, the hazard lights are activated. Repeating this will turn the hazard
lights o.

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General Instructions:
• To check the battery status, press the button located to the right of the battery status display
once. The battery status is shown graphically by a battery symbol with 1 to 7 bars and
numerically in percentages. Additionally, the current battery voltage is displayed in volts (V).
When the bike is on, the battery status is shown on the handlebar display (Figure 11).
• Always insert the battery into the cargo bike holder evenly with both hands and never force it.
• A completely empty battery must be fully charged within 24 hours.
• Under no circumstances should the battery be opened! There is a potential risk due to high
voltages, and doing so will void the warranty.
• Do not touch the electrical contacts in the battery connector.
• Before placing the battery on the charger, ensure that the electrical contacts of the battery are
clean and dry.
• Never charge or use a damaged battery.
• There should be no ammable materials within a 1 meter radius of the battery.
• The battery should be stored out of reach of children and on a non-ammable surface.
• The charging location should be equipped with a functioning re extinguisher (Class D, for
metal res).
• A defective, leaking, dropped, or deformed battery must be replaced immediately. The old
battery should be returned to the dealer or the municipal recycling center.
• Do not drop the battery. Warranty is voided in case of damage from a fall.
• It is prohibited to perform modications (such as drilling, sticking, etc.) on the battery.
• Ensure that the battery is locked in the battery holder when in use to prevent damage, loss, or
theft.
Charging Instructions:
• Ensure that the charger cables are not bent and do not come into contact with hot surfaces or
sharp edges.
• Inspect the battery and charger for any damage before each use. If you nd any damage, do not
use the battery or charger. Have maintenance performed by a qualied electrician.
The Chariot has two interchangeable LiFePO4 (AES PowerPack Plus) batteries (Figure 12).
13. BATTERY
Figure 12: Location of the two LiFePO4 batteries. One on the front side and one on the rear
side of the bike.

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• Users are prohibited from attempting to repair the battery themselves.
• The battery should only be charged with an original charger approved by AES. Ensure that the local
mains voltage from the wall socket matches the corresponding charger.
• When charging, rst connect the charger to the wall outlet and then to the battery connector.
• When the display shows 100%, it means the charger has nished charging. Also read the charger’s
instructions on the charger.
• When charging is complete, remove the connector from the battery rst, and then unplug the charger
from the wall outlet.
• Always charge the battery indoors.
• The battery must have a stable surface during charging to prevent it from falling. Avoid placing
anything on the battery or the charger. Ensure there is enough air circulation. If you have multiple
batteries, it is recommended to use an AES charging cabinet. It’s important to prevent the battery
from being in a too hot place (maximum 45°C). If the battery becomes very hot, stop charging
immediately and contact your supplier.
• At outdoor temperatures below +5°C, the battery’s capacity may temporarily decrease by up to
10%. Therefore, when it’s cold outside, the battery should be charged at room temperature and
connected to the system shortly before use.
Maintenance instructions:
• To clean the battery, ensure that it is not connected to the charger or any other system.
• The inside of the electrical connector of the battery should only be cleaned by qualied sta or by
the manufacturer AES Akku Energie Systeme GmbH.
• Do not use aggressive cleaning products or solutions such as acetone.
• Use a soft, clean, and lint-free cloth.
• If you want to perform maintenance on the bike, rst remove the battery.
First use of your E-Drive battery:
• The rst charge may take approximately 6 to 8 hours, the batteries are usually pre-charged at
the factory. CAUTION: Your battery will reach its full capacity after being fully charged 5-10 times.
• When using the battery for the rst time or if the battery has not been used for an extended
period, fully discharge all energy from the battery. Then, recharge the battery fully within
24 hours. This prevents a decrease in eciency and irreversible damage to the battery.
• The battery is splash-proof. However, avoid water getting in or around the battery.
• If you are not going to use the battery for an extended period, fully charge it and store it in a dry,
cool place. Check the battery’s voltage every month to ensure it maintains sucient charge.
• Avoid placing the battery in excessively hot environments (max.45°C).
• Do not open the battery! Doing so will void the warranty.
• Do not apply force or pressure to the battery.
• Keep the battery away from re.
• Do not shake or drop the battery. Warranty will be voided in case of damage from dropping.
• Do not perform any modications on the battery such as drilling, sticking, etc.
• Be cautious of static electricity and prevent the battery from coming into contact with it.
• If the battery is broken, be cautious of your eyes! In case of eye contact, immediately rinse

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with water and consult a doctor.
• If the battery starts to smell, becomes deformed, gets hot, or exhibits any unusual eects,
discontinue using the battery and remove it from the bike or holder.
• If the battery and other parts of the battery are dirty, such as the connector, clean them with a dry
cloth. Connectors can be sprayed with contact spray for better conductivity and against moisture.
• Stop using the battery while cycling if it runs out of power to prevent damage to the battery.
• Keep the battery out of reach of children.
• Remove the battery during maintenance.
• Ensure that the battery is securely locked during use to prevent damage, loss, or theft.
14. TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE
We recommend the following:
• If you intend to transport the cargo bike with a van, truck, or trailer, ensure that it is done safely.
• We advise storing your cargo bike in a dry place.
• If you plan to store the cargo bike for an extended period, we recommend cleaning it rst.
• When resuming use of the cargo bike after an extended period of non-use, it is important to check
tire pressure and inate them if necessary. Additionally, storing the battery charged and periodically
recharging it is important to prevent deep discharge (see section 4. Before each ride).
DIMENSIONS
Total length:
Total width:
Total height (depending on the box):
Weight (Chariot incl. standard box):
User height:
Crank length:
Maximum total weight (including rider):
Step-in height:
Max. permissible cargo box load:
Front tire size:
Rear tire size:
Tire pressure:
300 cm
100 cm
max. 200 cm
250 kg
150 - 200 cm
17 cm
550 kg
43 cm
200 kg
19 x 2.50 inch
16 x 3.50 inch
Front: max 2.8 bar / Rear: max 2.8 Bar

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SPECIFICATIONS
Frame:
Color:
Electric system:
Battery:
Lighting:
Drive:
Sound:
Cableguard:
Handlebar:
Saddle:
Wheels:
Mudgaurd:
Tires:
Pedals:
Cranks:
Front brake:
Rear brake:
Options:
Very strong custom-made steel frame
Black / Desired color
Serial hybrid system
48V – 30Ah 1440Wh
The lights and turn signals are connected to the battery
Heinzmann CargoPower, 2x rear wheel motor
The A-weighted emission sound pressure load on the user’s ears is
less than 70 dB(A)
Aluminum cableguard and cable channels
Universal ergonomic handlebar
Ergonomic Selle Royal Drifter saddle
Front: Custom-designed cargo extreme rim
Rear: Steel rims, single-sided suspension
Front: Metal mudguard
Rear: Integrated into the side caps of the cargo box
Front: Heavy Duty Enduro tire
Rear: Flat profile with a solid casing
Strong Union pedals
Black metal cranks
Heavy-duty hydraulic disc brake + parking brake and brake sensor
Extreme heavy-duty hydraulic disc brakes
+ parking brake and brake sensor
Various options available, ask your dealer

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WARRANTY
The Chariot comes with a limited warranty. The duration of the warranty depends on the specic
components of the Chariot:
• Frame: Five (5) years from the date of purchase.
• Non-electric components: Two (2) years from the date of purchase.
• Electric components: One (1) year from the date of purchase.
• Wear and tear parts: Refer to section “6. Limitations and Exclusions” of the warranty policy.
Note: For the complete warranty terms and conditions, visit www.cargocycling.com/warranty
Warranty of the cargo bike is void if:
• The cargo bike has been used improperly or has been damaged in an accident.
• Parts are subject to normal wear and tear, such as chains, tires, cables, etc.
• The cargo bike has not been maintained according to the instructions described in this user manual.
• Repairs have been performed by unskilled individuals.
• The construction of the cargo bike has been modied.
Warranty of the battery may become void if:
• Shaking or dropping the battery.
• Opening the battery.
• Applying force or pressure to the battery.
• Storing the battery in excessively hot environments (above 45°C).

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WARRANTY CERTIFICATE
Your purchase receipt serves as your warranty certificate, and you should keep it carefully for
up to 5 years from the date of purchase. You can only claim warranty if you can present the
purchase receipt. Only the first owner is eligible for warranty; it is not transferable.
• Cargo bike Information:
Brand and model:
Frame number:
Key number:
Date of purchase:
• Battery Information:
Battery 1:
Brand and model:
Serial number:
Key number:
Date of purchase:
Battery 3:
Brand and model:
Serial number:
Key number:
Date of purchase:
• Your Information:
Name:
Address:
Postal code and city:
• Dealer Information:
Name:
Address:
Postal code and city:
Phone number:
Battery 2:
Brand and model:
Serial number:
Key number:
Date of purchase:
Battery 4:
Brand and model:
Serial number:
Key number:
Date of purchase: