Electric Bike Technologies Liberty Trike User manual

WARNING! Serious injury or damage can occur with using this product.
Read and understand this manual before using the Liberty Trike.
LIBERTY TRIKE
OWNER’S MANUAL
1-866-894-4620 // [e-mail]
Copyright © 2023 Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved.
The Liberty Trike™ logo is registered trademark of Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. v12.08.23

CONTENTS
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WARNING!
Failure to read and understand the Liberty Trike Owner’s manual and
its warnings specific to this product could result in dangerous situations, accidents,
damage to the Liberty Trike, damage to property, injury to you and others, or death.
SERIOUS INJURY OR DAMAGE CAN
OCCUR WITH USING THIS PRODUCT.
ACCESS AND READ THE INSTRUCTIONS AND
WARNING MANUAL FOR THIS PRODUCT
BEFORE ASSEMBLY AND USE!
DO NOT ASSEMBLE AND USE YOUR
LIBERTY TRIKE WITHOUT FIRST READING
AND UNDERSTANDING THE MANUAL.

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THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING LIBERTY TRIKE!
Welcome to a vibrant community of Liberty Trike enthusiasts, with members of all ages. For many, the Liberty Trike tran-
scends being a mere mode of transportation; it's a gateway to a more active, independent life. Numerous owners express
joy at rediscovering mobility and freedom, often describing the experience as a thrilling return to their youth. Are you
prepared for a transformative adventure?
Stay connected with us! Follow our Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter accounts to join the ongoing conversation with
other Liberty Trike riders. Dive into our Liberty Trike Owners group to share your experiences, post pictures, ask questions,
and oer insights to those curious about the world of Liberty Trike. Your voice and story can inspire and guide others on
this electrifying journey. However, for the most reliable information, always consider Liberty Trike as your primary, trusted
resource.
Welcome Aboard, and Happy Triking!
CONTACT LIBERTY TRIKE
OPERATING HOURS:
• Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm (Eastern Standard Time)
GET IN TOUCH:
• Email: [e-mail]
• Phone: [phone]
• Website: https://www.libertytrike.com
RESOURCES & SUPPORT:
• Our Service Desk is ready to assist you. Send your questions, images, and videos to text: 215-586-4522
for prompt assistance.
• Watch our Helpful Videos to gain a better understanding of the Liberty Trike.
Link: https://www.libertytrike.com/pages/libertytrike-helpful-videos
STAY CONNECTED ON SOCIAL MEDIA:
• Facebook:
• LibertyTrike.com Oicial Page: https://www.facebook.com/libertytrike
• Oicial Liberty Trike Owners Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/libertytrike
• Instagram: Follow us https://www.instagram.com/libertytrike
• Twitter: Follow us https://twitter.com/LibertyTrike
We look forward to serving you and being a part of your Liberty Trike experience!

TABLE OF CONTENTS
P. : WARNING
P. : THANK YOU AND CONTACT INFO
PGS.  & : TABLE OF CONTENTS
P. : TERMS AND CONDITIONS
P. : RETURNS AND REFUNDS
• Risk Free Trial Period
• Refurbished Liberty Trikes
• Returning After 21 Days Trial Period
• Returns and Replacements
• Refunds
PGS. : WARRANTY
• Limited Warranty
• What Isn't Covered by the Liberty Trike Warranty
• What Isn't Covered by the Limited Liberty Trike
• Warranty Claims
P. : SYMBOLS AND WARNINGS
P. : FOR THE PARENTS
P. : RIDER RESPONSIBILITIES
P. : KID & CARGO TRAILER SAFETY & HITCH OR BIKE RACK SAFETY
P. : BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE SAFETY RULES
P. : COMPONENTS OF THE LIBERTY TRIKE
PGS. : DETAIL COMPONENTS
• The Front Wheel
• The Rear Wheels
• Rear Freewheel Components
• Handlebar Controls
• Drivetrain Components
• Battery Components
• Charger Components
P. : BOX CONTENTS
• What's Inside the Box?
P. : QUICKRELEASE LEVER OVERVIEW
• The Quick-Release Lever
• How to Tighten a Quick-Release Lever
• How to Loosen a Quick-Release Lever
P. : FRAME ASSEMBLY
• Connecting the Frames
P. : THE FRONT WHEEL
• The Correct Position
P. : CABLE ASSEMBLY
• The 3-to-1 Accessory Cable
• The Controller to the Battery
• The Battery Connection
P. : SEATPOST & SADDLE HEIGHT
• How to Find Your Correct Seat Height
• Inserting the Seatpost
• Aligning & Tightening
P. : INSTALLING THE STEM
• Installing the Stem
• Before Adjusting the Stem Height
• Adjusting the Stem Height
P. : THE HANDLEBAR REACH
• Finding the Correct Reach
• Adjusting the Handlebar Reach
P. : REAR BASKET ASSEMBLY
• Installing the Rear Basket
• Removing the Rear Basket
P. : BATTERY OVERVIEW
• Battery Key Positions
• The Battery Locking Pin
• About the Battery Keys
• Did You Lose Your Keys?
PGS.  & : LITHIUMION BATTERY SAFETY
• Transport
• Fires and Emergencies
PGS.  & : CHARGING THE BATTERY
• How to Charge the Battery
• The Charging Indicator
• What is Battery Balancing?
P. : DRIVING OVERVIEW
• How to Use the Throttle
• How to Turn and On Slopes
• How to Drive in Reverse
PGS.  & : BRAKING OVERVIEW
• It Takes Practice
• How to Use the Coaster Brake
• How to Use the Front Disc Brake
• The Parking Brake
• Applying the Parking Brake
• Releasing the Parking Brake
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TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTD.
P. : TIRE INFLATION
• Variance Range for Inflation
• How to Inflate a Tire
• How to Deflate a Tire
P. : TO DISASSEMBLE OR FOLD
• You Have Options
PGS. : DISASSEMBLING THE TRIKE
• Disconnecting the Cables
• How to Remove the Rear Basket
• How to Disconnect the Frames
• How to Remove the Handlebar & Stem
• How to Seatpost & Saddle
P. : FOLDING THE LIBERTY TRIKE
• Why Would You Fold the Liberty Trike
• What to Disconnect
• How to Fold the Liberty Trike
P. : LCD OVERVIEW
• LCD Overview
• Remote Pad Overview
PGS.  & : LCD CONTROLS
• How to Turn the LCD On and O
• How to Increase and Decrease the Power Levels
• How to Use Walk Assist
• Increasing the Back Light
• Using the USB Port
P. : POWER LEVELS
• About the Power Levels
P. : LCD FUNCTIONS
• How to Change the Trip, ODO, Ride Time, Maximum and Average Speed
Settings
• How to Reset the Maximum and Average Speed Settings
• How to Reset the Trip Distance
P. : TORQUE SPECS
• These are Only Recommendations
P. : TROUBLESHOOTING/ERROR CODES
• Why Doesn't My LCD Screen Turn On or Why Doesn't My Motor Run?
• Error Codes and Probable Causes
• Why Does My Battery Appear Empty After Charging?
P. : CLEANING & LUBING THE LIBERTY TRIKE
• How to Clean the Liberty Trike
• How to Lube the Liberty Trike Chain
PGS.  & : MAINTENANCE & SERVICE GUIDELINES
• Routine Checks
• Additional Weekly Checks
• Quarterly Maintenance
• Bolt and Torque Specs
• Biannual Maintenance
P. : LIBERTY TRIKE SIZING
P. : LIBERTY TRIKE SPECS
P. : LIBERTY TRIKE BATTERY SPECS
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Liberty Trike is a subsidiary brand of Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. Users must follow the instructions and warnings contained on this page,
in supplied videos and in the manual* where provided for safety. Do not attempt to operate your electric bicycle, tricycle, or conversions sys-
tem from Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. until you have adequate knowledge of its control and operation. Damage caused by failing to follow
instructions is not covered under warranty. Failure to read and understand instructions and warnings specific to this product could result in
dangerous situations, accidents, damage to the electric tricycle, damage to property, injury to you and others, or death. If you have any ques-
tions about assembly or operation, contact Liberty Trike at 1-866-894-4620 or by email at [email protected].
It is impossible to anticipate every situation or condition that can occur while riding; Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. makes no representations
about the safe use of electric tricycles under all conditions. There are risks associated with the use of any electric tricycle that cannot be
predicted or avoided and are the sole responsibility of the rider. You and any user assume such risks.
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*WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT YOUR LIBERTY TRIKE?
Watch Our Helpful Videos Page
Click or copy this link: https://www.libertytrike.com/pages/libertytrike-helpful-videos
View the Documents and Manuals Page
Click or copy this link: https://www.libertytrike.com/pages/liberty-trike-owners-manual

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RETURNS AND REFUNDS
RISK-FREE TRIAL PERIOD
In spirit of our "NO RISK" program, we invite you to try the Liberty Trike for 21 days. If you don't absolutely love it, give us a call at 1-866-894-
4630, or email, [e-mail], to arrange a return. We'll then issue you a full refund, minus the cost of shipping. Please note
that the shipping cost is $40 each way, totaling $80. This applies even if your original purchase was made during a free shipping promotional
period.
RETURNING AFTER  DAY TRIAL PERIOD
Buyers may return any undamaged and unused products within thirty days of delivery for a full refund minus a 20% restocking fee. Shipping
charges are non-refundable. Return shipping and insurance are the responsibility of the buyer. We recommend retaining your Liberty Trike box
and repacking* the trike with the utmost care for the return process.
Items must be received at Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. in Croydon, PA, no later than thirty days after our original shipping date. If the Liberty
Trike is returned in poor condition (to be determined solely by EBT) or refusal of delivery; in that case, Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. reserves
the right to deduct for any wear or damages, including excessive mileage or extra shipping costs due to refusal. Please save your box and take
extreme care in repackaging* the Liberty Trike.
REFURBISHED LIBERTY TRIKE
There is no 21 days trial program for an refurbished Liberty Trike. These refurbished trikes are very lightly used and/or have minor cosmetic
blemishes.
REPAIRS AND REPLACEMENTS
All returns for repair or replacement should be preceded by contacting Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. at 1-866-894-4620 for approval. Upon
approval, we will open a service ticket to track and communicate the progress of the claim or service. Please note all shipping charges related
to returns or repairs covered under warranty are the buyer's responsibility.
REFUNDS
Refunds are issued within two days of receipt of the returned merchandise. Please allow 3-6 business days for the credit to appear on your
credit card. Any type of refunds, including but not limited to cancellations, refused items, etc., will be made back to the credit card or however
the consumer paid.
Click or copy this link to our Blog Post:
https://www.libertytrike.com/blogs/liberty-trike/liberty-trike-how-to-pack-a-liberty-trike-for-shipping
*LEARN HOW TO REPACK THE LIBERTY TRIKE

WARRANTY
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LIMITED WARRANTY
The Liberty Trike is warranted to the original retail purchaser to be complete and free from defects in materials and workmanship for one year
from the date of purchase. The warranty only covers the frame, fork, and electronic components: motor, battery, display (hereinafter: Electric
Bike Tech products). The warranty only covers new Electric Bike Tech products that were purchased from Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. All
other parts and components are excluded from this warranty. Electric Bike Tech products warranties are eective from the date of purchase
by the end-user provided the product is purchased in new condition.
WHAT ISN'T COVERED BY THE LIBERTY TRIKE WARRANTY
SPIN OUT–This is spinning out the axles inside your dropouts. The torque arm must be installed at all times. When fixing a flat, make sure your
mechanic correctly reinstalls the torque arm, or damage can occur.
OVER VOLTAGE–Connecting a larger battery, as in larger than the supplied 36-volt battery, can damage the controller and other system parts.
Only purchase replacement batteries from Electric Bike Technologies, Inc.
IMPROPER BATTERY MAINTENANCE–Is damage to the battery and or battery cells due to improper care and overcharging, undercharging,
punctures, dropping the battery, or using a charger that has not been approved for use by Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. Lithium-ion batteries
require proper charging cycles to maintain the life and integrity of the cells. Failure to adhere to the proper care and upkeep directions laid out
on pages 49 and 50 could potentially fail the battery and cause damage to the cells, which could result in bodily injury or death.
DAMAGE–Caused by the weather, exposure to water, dropping, or any collision is not covered under warranty.
ALTERED PARTS–The use of unauthorized service, parts, and/or components, or altering of any and all provided parts or components, including
battery and/or electric systems.
OTHER MANUFACTURERS–Parts from other manufacturers may carry a warranty with their respective manufacturer, and it will be the
purchaser's responsibility to pursue such warranties.
INTERNATIONAL SALES EXCLUDING CANADA–The Liberty Trike warranty does not extend to international customers or domestic customers
that have taken their Liberty Trike abroad. Regardless of defects in materials or workmanship, Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. will not cover the
cost of replacement parts, shipping, or repairs outside of the 48 continental United States. All sales outside of the contiguous USA are final and
not subject to our return policy.
WHAT ISN'T COVERED BY THE LIMITED LIBERTY TRIKE WARRANTY
Warranties are limited to the replacement of parts and/or products determined by Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. at its sole discretion to be
defective.
Warranties do not apply to normal wear and tear; any damage, failure and/or loss caused by accident, shipping, misuse, neglect, abuse, and/or
failure to follow instructions or warnings as stated on the product or in the applicable owner’s manual or other printed materials provided with
the product; damage, failure, and/or loss caused by the use of the product for stunt riding, ramp jumping, competition, o-road use, acrobatics,
trick riding or other similar activities, or use in any other manner for which such products were not specifically designed.
Rentals, Commercial Use, and Non-Authorized or 3rd Party Sellers. The Liberty Trike limited warranty does not cover or apply to any Electric Bike
Technologies, Inc. product used for rental or commercial purposes unless the specific product is designated, labeled, or marketed by Electric
Bike Technologies, Inc. as acceptable for rental or commercial use. The Liberty Trike Limited Warranty does not cover or apply to any Electric Bike
Technologies, Inc. product sold by a non-authorized reseller or retailer.
WARRANTY CLAIMS
Those parts and/or products that are determined by Electric Bike Technologies, Inc., to be defective and to qualify for warranty replace-
ment will be provided at no charge, only after a valid warranty claim is processed by Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. customer service
department. Warranty claims must be made by the original purchaser by contacting the Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. customer service for
the Liberty Trike at 1-866-894-4620 within the warranty period (stated above). Shipping and handling fees will paid by Electric Bike Technolo-
gies, Inc.
Electric Bike Technologies, Inc., at its Sole Discretion, has the Option of Replacing with a New Part or Factory Re-Certified Part. The
limited warranty stated herein is in lieu of and expressly excludes all other warranties not expressly set forth herein, whether expressed or
implied by law or otherwise, including, but not limited to, any warranties for merchantability and/or fitness for any particular purpose. Electric
Bike Technologies, Inc. shall in no event be liable or responsible for incidental or consequential losses, damages, or expenses in connection
with their products. The liability of Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. hereunder is expressly limited to the replacement of goods complying with
this warranty or at the sole discretion of Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. to the repayment of an amount equivalent to the purchase price of the
product in question.

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SYMBOLS AND WARNINGS
WARNING! The combination of this symbol and words indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could result in seri-
ous injuries or death. Many of the warnings say, “you may lose control and fall.” Because any fall can result in serious injuries or even death,
we do not always repeat the warning of possible injury or death.
CAUTION: The combination of this safety alert symbol and the word CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not
avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury or is an alert against unsafe practices. The word CAUTION used without a safety alert sym-
bol indicates a situation that, if not avoided, could result in severe damage to the electric tricycle or the voiding of your warranty.
TECH TIP: This symbol oers helpful tips and tricks regarding installation and use.
NOTE: This symbol alerts the reader to information that is particularly important and useful.
Like any sport, cycling involves the risk of injury and damage. By choosing to ride an electric tricycle, you assume the responsibility for that
risk, so you need to know and practice the rules of safety, responsible riding, proper use, and maintenance. The appropriate use and mainte-
nance of the Liberty Trike will significantly reduce the risk of an injury.
It’s impossible to anticipate every situation or condition which can occur while cycling, this Liberty Trike owner’s manual makes no representa-
tion about the safe use of the electric tricycle under all conditions. There are risks associated with the use of any electric tricycle which cannot
be predicted or avoided and which are the sole responsibility of the rider.
When you review the Liberty Trike Owner’s manual, you’ll notice specific symbols and warnings at the beginning of various sections. We
strongly advise you to understand these Warnings, Cautions, Tech Tips, or Notes before delving into the rest of the content. We’ll provide a
detailed explanation of these symbols and warnings below.

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FOR THE PARENTS
WARNING! Ensure that your child always wears an approved bicycle helmet and closed-toe shoes when riding. It's also important that
your child understands that a bicycle helmet is for bicycling only and must be removed when not riding. Failure to follow this warning could
result in severe injury or death.
It’s essential to understand the basics of riding an electric tricycle, but it’s equally important to exercise common sense when cycling. Cycling
is a dynamic sport and requires reacting to varying situations. Like any sport, cycling involves risk of injury, damage to yourself, others, proper-
ties, and death. By choosing to ride the Liberty Trike, you are assuming responsibility for those risks.
If you purchase (or received it as a gift) the Liberty Trike for a minor, it's essential that a responsible adult/parent thoroughly review and read
the Liberty Trike Owner’s Manual to the minor.
As the parent or guardian, you must read this manual and review its warnings and the electric tricycle's functions and operating procedures
with your child, and make sure the child understands and can implement them, before letting your child ride the Liberty Trike. You should be
there and assist your child while learning to ride. Children need to be able to use the trike and control it in any and all situations, including
hills, slopes, and varied surfaces. All minor riding and use of the Liberty Trike should be done under and with adult supervision.
In addition to specifics as to this product and bike riding, you also need to use common sense and teach your child about bicycle and traic
laws and signs, and riding in shared urban areas.
The Liberty Trike is not made or intended to ridden by more than one-person at a time. It is not intended to carry multiple people or minors.
As the parent or guardian, you must read this manual and review its warnings and the electric tricycle's functions and operating procedures
with your child before letting your child ride the Liberty Trike.
This manual will answer many of your questions but if you encounter any problems or still have a question, contact customer service at
1-866-894-4620, before final assembly and/or riding the Liberty Trike.

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RIDER RESPONSIBILITIES
WARNING! Potential for Injury! Read and understand this manual before assembly and use! It would be best to practice riding your
electric tricycle by starting slowly and improving your skills.
▶The operator (rider) is solely responsible for obeying all federal, state, and local traic laws and any other law related to electric bicycles,
tricycles or other vehicles. Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. assumes no legal responsibility for the operation of its products on public or
private property.
▶Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. cannot oer any legal advice pertaining to the operation of the electric tricycle in a particular area and
does not guarantee that the electric tricycle are legal for you to operate.
▶Electric tricycles may be restricted in speed or power output in your area. As the operator (rider), it is your responsibility to research,
understand, and obey all applicable laws.
▶Always wear a helmet and closed-toe shoes. Obey all rules of the road and all local traic laws.
▶Please only ride within your ability. Do not exceed safe speeds, corner quickly, or attempt to ride over uneven terrain. Failure to ride
safely may result in severe injury or death.
▶Do not operate your electric tricycle when weather, road conditions, or traic make it unsafe to do so.
▶Since the operator (rider) has assembled and maintained the electric tricycle, Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. disclaims that the customer
agrees to assume any responsibility and liability for injury, damage, or other consequences arising from the use of this product.
▶Maintain your electric tricycle and service all parts regularly and scrutinize them before operation. Do not ride your electric trike if any
of the components are cracked, loose, broken, or mis-adjusted. Seek a qualified bicycle mechanic to perform the tune-ups or repairs.
▶Riding an electric tricycle can result in severe injury or death.

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KID AND CARGO TRAILER SAFETY AND HITCH OR BIKE RACK SAFETY
KID AND CARGO TRAILER SAFETY
Please be aware that the use of (third party) kid trailers and/or cargo trailers will cause extra load stress and increase wear on the Liberty Trike
electric and/or mechanical parts.
Since there are dierent types of trailer attachments available (depending on brand/model/etc.), it is impossible to list each combination and
predict the outcome for each usage scenario. There is no promise that such trailers can be connected or that they can be safely used with the
Liberty Trike and the Customer does assume all liability for such use, and Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. assumes no liability for such use.
Always follow the trailer manufacturer's instructions for installation, usage, and safety. Never modify the original parts of the Liberty Trike to
accommodate a (third party) trailer(s). Never exceed the total load weight of the Liberty Trike.
See page 53, for the Liberty Trike Specs.
HITCH OR BIKE RACK SAFETY
The Liberty Trike is not a bicycle and is a unique shape and tricycle product. As such, it does not work with most, if not all, traditional bike racks
and should not be used with such racks. Any such use of the Liberty Trike on bike racks is done solely by the Owner's decision and the Owner/
User assumes all risk and liability for such use. Liberty Trike recommends transporting the Liberty Trike inside of vehicles or in another clearly
secure manner to avoid damage to vehicle, your Liberty Trike, or others due to improper or unintended bike rack usage and/or failure.

BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE SAFETY RULES
1. Obey all rules of the road and all local traic laws.
2. An electric tricycle is wider than a traditional bicycle and the
rider should be aware of the surrounding space.
3. Always wear a helmet and closed-toe shoes while riding.
4. You are sharing the road or the path with others, including
motorists, pedestrians, and other cyclists. Be mindful of their
space and respect their rights.
5. Ride in designated bike lanes on designated bike paths or as
close to the edge of the road as possible, in the direction of
traic flow or as directed by local governing laws.
6. Ride defensively. Always assume that others do not see you.
7. Look ahead, and be ready to avoid:
• Vehicles slowing or turning, entering the road or your lane ahead
of you, or coming up behind you.
• Parked car doors opening.
• Pedestrians stepping out.
• Children or pets playing near the road.
• Pot holes, sewer grating, railroad tracks, expansion joints, road or side-
walk construction, debris and other obstructions that could cause you
to swerve into traic, catch your wheel or otherwise cause you to lose
control and have an accident.
• The many other hazards and distractions which can occur
on a bicycle ride.
9. Stop at stop signs and traic lights; slow down and look both
ways at street intersections. Remember that an electric bicy-
cle and/or tricycle will always loses in a collision with a motor
vehicle, so be prepared to yield even if you have the right of way.
Don’t assume what others will do.
10. Use approved hand signals for turning and stopping.
11. Never ride with headphones. They mask traic sounds and
emergency vehicle sirens, distract you from concentrating on
what’s going on around you, and their wires can tangle in the
moving parts of the bicycle and/or tricycle, causing you to lose
control.
12. Never carry a passenger, unless it is a small child wearing an
approved helmet and secured in a correctly mounted child
carrier or a child-carrying trailer.
13. Never carry anything which obstructs your vision or your
complete control of the tricycle and/or bicycle, or which could
become entangled in the moving parts of the electric trike.
14. Never hitch a ride by holding on to another vehicle.
15. Don’t do stunts, wheelies or jumps. Think to take the large
risks that go with this kind of riding.
16. Don’t weave through traic or make any moves that may
surprise people with whom you are sharing the road.
17. Observe and yield the right of way.
18. Never ride your electric tricycle while under the influence
of alcohol or drugs.
19. If possible, avoid riding in bad weather, when visibility is
obscured, at dawn, dusk or in the dark, or when extremely tired.
Each of these conditions will increase the risk of accident and
damage to the electric trike.
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COMPONENTS OF THE LIBERTY TRIKE
TECH TIP: Please familiarized yourself with the name of the components on the Liberty Trike.
In the list below, components marked with an asterisk (*) have detailed images on the following pages.
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1–Saddle (or Seat)
2–Seatpost
3–Seatpost Quick-Release
4–Grip
5–Thumb Throttle w/a Reverse Button*
6–Reflector
7–LCD*
8–Liberty Trike Pouch
9–Handlebar*
10–E-Brake Lever w/a Parking Lock*
11–Stem
12–Stem Quick-Release
13–Top Tube
14–Front Wheel and Tire*
15–Front Disc Brake*
16–Front Fork
17–Hub Motor
18–Front Fender
19–Controller
20–Frame Quick-Release
21–Pedal*
22–Crank Arm*
23–Chainring*
24–Chain Guard
25–Chain
26–Rear Mag Wheels and Tires*
27–Two Battery Keys
28–Battery*
29–Basket
30–Reflector
1
2
3
4
5
7
8
6
9
10
11
12
13
14
Although you cannot see
the disc brake, on page 15
is a more detailed image.
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
26
27
27
28
29
30

DETAIL COMPONENTS
THE FRONT WHEEL
A–Tire
B–Front Fender
C–Brake Cable
D–Brake Caliper
E–Schrader Valve
F–Mag Rim
G–Brake Rotor
H–Axle
I–Direct Drive Hub Motor
WARNING! DO NOT place your fingers or body parts in between the front fender and tires, while the tires are moving. This could result in
an injury or a fall.
TECH TIP: Please familiarized yourself with the name of the components on the Liberty Trike.
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B
D
C
E
F
G
H
I
A
THE SPOKED REAR WHEEL
A–Tire
B–Rim
C–Spoke
D–Spoke Nipple
E–Schrader Valve
F–Axle
G–Hub
H–Reflector
G
B
C
D
E
F
H
A
THE MAG REAR WHEEL
A–Schrader Valve
B–Mag Rim
C–Tire
D–Sidewall
E–Hub
F–Axle
A
B
C
D
E
F

DETAIL COMPONENTS
CONTD.
REAR FREEWHEEL COMPONENTS
A–Long Chain
B–Short Chain
C–22 Tooth Coaster Hub
D–Chain Tensioner
E–Dropout Bolt
F–Torque Arm
G–Coupler
H–22 Tooth Gear
B
C
D
E
F
G
A
HH
A–E-Brake Lever w/ Parking Brake
B–Grip
C–Remote Pad
D–Increase Assist Level
E–Hold to Turn On and O
F–Decrease Assist Level
G–Walk Assist Mode
H–Handlebar
I–LCD
J–Reflector
K–Throttle
L–Reverse Button
HANDLEBAR CONTROLS
D
BH
I
E
G
C
A
L
K
J
B
K
F
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DETAIL COMPONENTS CONTD.
BATTERY COMPONENTS
A–Battery
B–Two Battery Keys
C–Battery Handle
D–Ignition
E–Plug to Charger
F–Charging Port
AB
C
D
E
F
CHARGER COMPONENTS
G–Charger
H–Charging Indicator
I–Outlet Plug
J–Charging Cord Plug*
K–Charging Port Plug**
* The charger cord plugs (J) into the charger, and the outlet
plug (I), plugs into a wall outlet. (See right image.)
** The charger port plug (K–see right image) plugs into
the battery's charging port (F–see image above).
H
G
J
K
H
I
DRIVETRAIN COMPONENTS
A–Chain
B–Chain Guard
C–40 Tooth Chainring
D–Crank Arm
E–Pedal
A
B
C
D
E
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CAUTION: If you lack the mechanical skills or physical capacity to properly and safely assemble the Liberty Trike, we strongly recom-
mend seeking assistance from a professional bike shop.
Please be aware that since the purchaser assembles and maintains the Liberty Trike, Electric Bike Technologies, Inc. cannot be held respon-
sible for any injury, damage, or other consequences resulting from the operation of this product. Usage conditions will vary for each rider,
making it the purchaser's responsibility to establish best practices for operation and maintenance based on their individual circumstances.
The provided instructions for unpacking and assembling your Liberty Trike serve as general guidelines. Your specific situation may require
adjustments or additional steps.
Federal Law mandates that no person under the age of 16 shall operate a motorized bicycle. Always wear a helmet, ride responsibility and
observe all federal, state, and local laws.
TECH TIP: Retain the Liberty Trike's packaging for at least 21 days in case you opt for a return and refund. For detailed information regard-
ing the return policy, visit https://www.libertytrike.com/pages/term-conditions.If you need guidance on how to pack your Liberty Trike,
please refer to this video, https://youtu.be/Frl5U0FaESk.
NOTE: If you discover any missing or damaged parts, we strongly advise against using your Liberty Trike. Instead, we kindly request that
you promptly contact our customer service team at 1-866-894-4620 for immediate assistance. Your safety is our top priority, and we are
here to help resolve any issues you may encounter.
BOX CONTENTS
Your Liberty Trike will be delivered 90% assembled, direct from our warehouse in Croydon, PA. Our experienced mechanics have taken
the utmost care to fully assemble and test your Liberty Trike prior to shipment.
Upon dispatch of your Liberty Trike, our customer service team will provide you with an email containing your tracking number, along
with a link to a video that guides you through the unboxing and assembly process of your Liberty Trike.*
INSIDE THE BOX, YOU'LL FIND:
Front Section of the Liberty Trike
Rear Section of the Liberty Trike
Stem and Handlebar Assembly
Seatpost and Seat Assembly
Rear Basket for the Liberty Trike
Liberty Trike Stand
Battery, Charger, and Keys
Welcome/Warning Letter
Any Additional Accessories**
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WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT YOUR LIBERTY TRIKE?
*Discover How to Unbox and Assemble a Liberty Trike:
Click or copy this link: https://youtu.be/pAMEOc3l66Q
Watch & Learn About Your First Liberty Trike Ride
Click or copy this link: https://youtu.be/vgEf_PZvLnc?si=i4YGY-1-w1LOxTLl
** Important: If you've purchased an extra battery with your Liberty Trike, please be aware that it will be shipped separately from the main trike package

QUICKRELEASE LEVER OVERVIEW
TIGHTENING A QUICKRELEASE LEVER
1. Grasp the adjusting nut (image 1) with one hand to prevent it from rotating.
2. With your other hand, turn the quick-release lever clockwise.
3. Shift the lever to the closed position, parallel to the clamp. For seatpost and stem quick-release levers, the closed position can be either
upward or parallel to the frame.
4. If you find the quick-release lever overly tight and unable to reach the closed position, you may have over-tightened it. To adjust, unwind
the lever counterclockwise, one full revolution at a time, until you can securely move the lever to the closed position.
5. Ensure everything is properly tightened by checking the seatpost or stem for stability and absence of movement.
LOOSENING A QUICKRELEASE LEVER
1. Pull the lever to the open position.
2. While holding the adjusting nut with one hand, turn the lever counterclockwise with the other. This action will loosen the attachment,
making it easier to adjust or remove the component as needed.
THE QUICKRELEASE LEVER
The cam lever's action tightens the clamp around the seatpost or stem, securing it in position. The clamping force's intensity is determined by
the adjusting nut's tension. The mechanism of the seatpost quick-release lever is identical to that of the stem quick-release lever, functioning
to maintain stability and security in the trike's setup.
WARNING! Riding with an improperly tightened quick-release lever will result in the saddle to drop down inside the trike’s frame and/
or the saddle to twist which can cause you to lose control, fall, and be injured. Less than a half a turn of the tension, the adjusting nut can
distinguish between a safe and unsafe clamping force. If you have trouble clamping the quick-release lever closed, seek a bike shop, a
neighbor, friend, or a family member for help. Please make sure that the quick-release is tight before and after every ride.
CAM LEVER
SEATPOST
ADJUSTING NUT
ADJUST
CLOSED
OPEN
1
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CAUTION: Should you lack the mechanical skill or physical capacity to assemble the Liberty Trike accurately and safely, it is advisable to
seek assistance from a professional bike shop.
Please exercise caution when connecting the two frames with the pin, as this area presents a potential "pinch point." Be mindful of the
placement of your hands and fingers during the clamping process to avoid any injury.
In these pictures below, the cables are attached, DO NOT attach the cables until you read about Cable Assembly on page 22.
TECH TIP: Position the Liberty Trike Stand beneath the rear section of the frame. This support aids in aligning the front and rear parts of
the frame during assembly or maintenance.
FRAME ASSEMBLY
CONNECTING THE FRAMES
Position the LT Stand beneath the rear frame.
Then, bring the front frame closer to the rear
one.
BRING HALVES
TOGETHER
Ensure the holes of both frames are aligned. Proceed by inserting the quick-release pin
through both frames, gently shimmying it as needed for proper placement. Press down
on the pin firmly to confirm it is fully inserted.
ALIGN
THE HOLES INSERT THE PIN
PRESS
FIRMLY
DOWN
Next, align the notched section and rotate the quick-release lever to the right,
positioning it within the notched area of the frames. Secure the setup by pushing
the lever until it closes completely.
ALIGN NOTCHED
SECTION
NOTCHED SECTION
During this process, pay attention to ensure that
the cable does not get trapped or pinched by the
quick-release lever.
CABLE OVER
THE LEVER
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LEARN HOW TO CONNECT THE FRAMES TOGETHER
*Discover How to Use the Liberty Trike Stand
Click or copy this link: https://youtu.be/5Qm9k7cey10
**Learn About the Shimmy Video
Click or copy this link: https://youtu.be/zdivDhZx9P4