DENAGO Model 1 User manual

QUICKSTART
GUIDE
COMMUTE MODEL 1

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Commute Model 1

WHAT’S IN THE BOX
The following accessories are included with your 90% pre-assembled Denago bike.
Pedal Battery Charger Battery Keys
Multi Tool Pedal / Wheel Wrench Bicycle grease packet

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Your Denago bike is 90% assembled
The quickstart guide will assist you in completing the assembly
By following the directions, you will be able to get outside and start
riding your new Denago eBike in less than 30 minutes.
If you are not comfortable or confident, please take your
bike to your local shop and ask for assistance.

GETTING STARTED

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Unpack and Unwrap your eBike

LAY OUT THE PARTS AND TOOLS
We’d like to make your assembly process a bit easier.
So we made a Parts & Tools layout inside the box.
wwPlease lay Parts & Tools into each area.
Tool Set Front Wheel
& Parts
Pedals Other Stuff

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ASSEMBLY STEPS
1. HANDLEBAR
2. SEAT
3. FRONT WHEEL & BRAKE
4. PEDALS
5. MONITOR
6. FENDERS & RACKS
7. ADJUSTMENTS

1. HANDLEBAR HANDLEBAR COMPONENTS HAS BEEN PREASSEMBLED
Please tighten and secure all bolts
1. Unscrew the bolts and remove the
covers, bolts and sleeves, leaving all
washers in place.
2. Place the handlebar riser on the
front fork, tighten the bolts on the top
of the stem, and fix the stem on the
front of the bicycle.
3. Loosen the fixing screws between
the stem and the handlebar,
and adjust the handlebar to an angle
which is comfortable for riding.
4. Align the handlebar with the center
position, tighten and fix the bolts on
both sides of the handlebar.
5. Add Top Cap to Stem Bolt. 6. Upon final assembly, revisit this
step to confirm alignment with stem
and front wheel.
You will use the 5mm allen key on the multi tool for these steps.

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Light Installation.
Remove allen bolt and wrap bracket around center
of stem. Reapply bolt and using the 4mm allen key
tighten and secure. Adjust light angle for preference.
Front Reflector Installation.
Remove the screw and place bracket
over the handlebar on the left side
closest to the monitor, if you are sitting
on the seat. Tighten and secure the screw.
You will need the +/phillips screw driver in the multi tool to install.
Monitor Installation.
Remove bolts and place monitor on
handlebar with a bracket on each side of
the stem. Make sure that you can clearly
see the monitor while sitting the the seat.
Insert the bolts - tighten and secure.
You will need the 3mm allen key
on the multi tool to install.
You will need the +/phillips screw driver
in the multi tool to install.

2. SEAT THE SEAT WAS PREASSEMBLED
1. Open the seat clip and apply grease
to the inside of seat tube
3. Place Seat Post inside Seat Tube
- Insert past MIN Insertion Marking.
4. Adjust the seat height. Clamp secure/
tighten the quick release clamp.
CAUTION
Make sure seat post is
inserted to at least minimum
insertion markings are NOT visible

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3. FRONT WHEEL &
FRONT BRAKE
YOUR BIKE HAS A BOLT ON MECHANISM
1. Remove Packing Block from disc
brake caliper – Do Not Throw Away –
Re-install Packing Block whenever
you remove your front wheel.
2. Position the front wheel so it’s
centered between the front fork legs
with the axle resting inside the fork
drop outs.
3. Align the disc brake rotor so it is
centered in the slot of the brake caliper.
4. Tighten one axle nut part way then tighten
the other nut, repeat until both sides are
tightened securely. Be sure that the
wheel is centered between the fork legs.
CAUTION
Tighten nuts securely to the fork dropouts

Do NOT touch the brake rotor, especially while in
motion. Be CAUTIOUS and do not allow oils to be
applied or added to the DISC/ROTOR. This can
cause squeaking and decrease braking performance.
Improper installation of the front wheel and or
handlebar stem can cause loss of control, accidents,
serious injury or death. Check regularly that the front
wheel and handlebar stem are ALWAYS properly
secure and in good working condition.
WARNING

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4. PEDALS
1. Drive Side of Bike select R-Right pedal
2. Apply grease to pedal threads
3. Insert Pedal into Crank/Drive side
and start to turn CLOCKWISE.
4. Once hand tight apply pedal wrench to pedal
and tighten and secure.
1. NON Drive Side of Bike select L-Left pedal
2. Apply grease to pedal threads
3. Insert Pedal into Crank Arm/NON- Drive side
and start to turn COUNTER CLOCKWISE.
4. Once hand tight apply pedal wrench to pedal
and tighten and secure.
Apply grease to threads on both
Left and Right Pedal.
MATCH PEDAL and CRANK ARM CAREFULLY
Right pedal is applied to drive side/side with crank and gears and threads/twist on CLOCKWISE
Let pedal is applied on NON-DRIVE side/side with disk rotors and twist COUNTERCLOCKWISE
USE PEDAL WRENCH AND CONFIRM PEDALS ARE TIGHTENED AND SECURE
Check frequently

5. MONITOR
The monitor is connected in a number of ways to your eBike. It interfaces with the
HMI to adjust your PAS levels, advises if you have a problem with your brakes
and alsotracks a number of great features. Like speed, distance, MAX speed,
battery level etc.
The following will show you how to confirm and make needed adjustments.
STEP 1 – Press and hold M (MODE) button until screen turns to either MAX speed or AVE speed.
STEP 2 – Press and hold + - (UP/Down)
simultaneously for 2-4 seconds until screen flashes and goes to setting interface. You have 4 settings, use the
+ - to toggle thru each screen and the M to move to the next setting.
SETTING 1 – inCH: Wheel size setting.
Your Denago City 1.0 is 27.5.
SETTING 2 – LS: Limited Speed.
This is your max speed setting.
SETTING 3 – BL: This is screen brightness.
You have 3 levels.
SETTING 4 – unit: This is the speed
and distance setting MPH or KPH.

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Your monitor has many unique settings. The following will share how to use the PASSCODE SECURITY settings and well as turn this
feature on and off.
Use the +-to toggle thru each screen and the Mto move to the next setting
Scroll through the settings until you get to PASSCODE - at this point you can either set your code.
NOTE please write this down and remember this. Your monitor can be reprogramed but it will require speaking to an agent.
If you do not want this feature simply turn it off. You do this by moving the +-to your desired preference. Press the Mbutton to return
to the main screen.
STEP 2 – Press + - (UP/Down) simultaneously
for 2-4 seconds until screen flashes and
goes to setting interface. You have 4 settings.
STEP 1 – Press M MODE button
until screen turns to either
MAX speed or AVE speed.

5. MONITOR
STEP 0 – Locate the HMI - Human Machine Interface.
STEP 1 – Press M (MODE) button to engage screen.
STEP 2 – Press + - (UP/Down) simultaneously for 2-4 seconds
until screen flashes and goes to setting interface.
STEP 3 – First screen to pop up is wheel size.
Press M (MODE) to go to next screen.
The following instructions will outline how you set the MAX Speed in Pedal Assist (PAS) level 5.
Once this is set it will adjust each of the other levels by a preset percentage.
STEP 4 – Limited Speed mode - (LS) this is where you
can adjust MAX speed.
Use the + - (UP/Down) to adjust MAX limit.
Your range is 28 –11 mph as the lowest limit.
STEP 5 – Press M (MODE) for 2 seconds
to return to main screen. You are ready to ride.