eTrikeCo ETR300U User manual
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Introduction2
General Warning3
Routine Inspection Before Riding4
Operating Your Etrike 5-9
Charging Your Etrike/Battery Information 10-12
Preventative Maintenance 13-16
ETR300U - Overview - Steering/Controls 17-18
ETR300U - Main Technical Parameters 19
Warranty 20
Congratulations on the purchase of your new eTrike. This manual is designed to give you the
information that you need for the safe operation and maintenance of your eTrike. Please read it
thoroughly before riding your eTrike.
Your eTrike’s serial number is adhered underneath the VIN cap in the front interior panel. Please
record it below in the event that your eTrike is lost or stolen. You may also want to register your
serial number with your local police department. Please retain your sales receipt as proof of
purchase and keep with the information below.
MODEL NO:
SERIAL NO:
COLOR:
DATE OF PURCHASE:
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Riding an eTrike involves risk of injury and damage. By choosing to ride an eTrike, you assume
the responsibility for that risk, so it is important to know and practice the rules of safe and
responsible riding, and of proper use and maintenance. Proper use and maintenance of your
eTrike reduces risk of injury.
This manual makes no representation about the safe use of the eTrike under all conditions.
There are risks associated with the use of an eTrike which cannot be predicted or avoided, and
which are the sole responsibility of the rider. As with all vehicles, practice defensive riding to
ensure your safety and the safety of others.
Electric tricycles are relatively new to the vehicle landscape. Riders are at present generally
required to obey current state and local bicycle laws and regulations where they ride, in addition
to relevant motor vehicle and traic laws. These laws and regulations vary by jurisdiction. It is
the responsibility of the rider to be aware of, understand and obey these laws and regulations
and any changes therein as they aect the riding of your eTrike. For information on your state
and local laws and regulations, contact the appropriate state and local government oices
directly or visit their oicial websites.
Laws in your jurisdiction may not require wearing a helmet. For your safety, eTrikeCo
recommends wearing a helmet and protective eye wear when operating your eTrike. Proper
helmets must meet standards set by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
Also, for your safety and the maximum life service of your eTrike, ensure you understand and
adhere to the capacities for your eTrike model including load, climbing ability and maximum
range.
eTrikeCo further recommends the following resources for helpful information on riding your
eTrike under current bicycle laws. (Note: eTrikeCo does not endorse or claim the information
provided by these resources to be legally accurate. Please refer to your oicial state and local
laws and regulations to ensure compliance when riding your eTrike.):
The League of American Bicyclists – www.bikeleague.org
People For Bikes – www.peopleforbikes.org
American Disability Act - www.ada.gov/opdmd.htm
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