DENAGO Model 1 User manual

Denago
Quickstart
Guide
Denago by Bike.com

Denago
Our team has always loved the striking features
of Denali and it’s meaning “The Great One” in
the native language of Kouyukon Athabascan.
We hope you enjoy your ride… wherever you go.

THANK YOU and welcome to the Bike.com team.!
We value and appreciate!you and your choice.
If there is anything you need,!please reach out and
let us know how we can help.
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Call Us: 877-755-2453 (BIKE)

Ebikes are new to most riders, so in the
interest of safe cycling please make sure
you read, understand, and follow the
instructions in this Quickstart Guide.
For more information, please visit:
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ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET

Model 1

1

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 bike 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

Unpack and Unwrap your
eBike

Tools Set Front Wheel & Parts
Pedals Other Stuff
We’d like to make your assembly process a bit easier.
So we made a Parts & Tools layout inside the box.
Please lay Parts & Tools into each area.
Lay Out the Parts and Tools

1. Handlebar
2. Seat
3. Front Wheel &
4. Pedals
5. Adjustments
Front Brake
Assembly Steps

1. Handlebar

Handlebar components has been pre-assembled
1. Unscrew bolt and remove
cap, bolt, and sleeve.!Leave
all spacers in place.
2. Place stem on steerer tube and
tighten the bolt on top of stem to
secure stem to front of bike!
3. Place stem onto the head tube.
Align stem to the center position.
4. Tighten and Secure bolts
on bottom of stem 5. Add Top Cap to stem bolt 6. Upon final assembly, revisit this step to confirm alignment
with stem and front wheel
Please tighten and secure all bolts

2. Seat

1. Install Rear Reflector
(Red) to Seat Post 2. Apply grease inside Seat Tube 3. Place Seat Post inside
Seat Tube - Insert past MIN
Insertion Marking
The seat was pre-assembled
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

3. Front Wheel &
Front Brake

1. Remove Packing Block from disc
brake caliper – Do Not ThrowAway
– Re-install Packing Block whenever
you remove your front wheel.
Your bike has a BOLT ON mechanism
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.