Fantic Motor INTEGRA 140 TRAIL Manual

Made in Italy
INTEGRA 140 TRAIL
INTEGRA 160 ENDURO
INTEGRA 180 ENDURO R
INTEGRA
User and
maintenance handbook
(translated from original language)
ELECTRIC BICYCLE
WITH SERVO-ASSISTED
PEDALLING
EN

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Index
GENERAL INDEX
Section 00 - Introduction
1. INTRODUCTION......................................................0-1
2. MEANING OF “EPAC” -
Electrical Power Assisted Cycle .......................0-1
3. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS ..............................0-2
4. NOTES FOR PARENTS AND LEGAL
GUARDIANS..............................................................0-2
5. WEEE DECLARATION ............................................0-2
Section 01 - Warnings and Safety Devices
1. SAFETY INFORMATION........................................1-1
1.a - Correct use......................................................... 1-2
1.b - Improper use .................................................... 1-3
1.c - Legal Regulations............................................ 1-3
1.d - Residual hazards.............................................. 1-4
1.e - First use............................................................... 1-6
1.f - Before using your bicycle .............................. 1-6
2. TAKING CARE OF THE BATTERY PACK ..........1-7
3. WHICH OPERATIONS CAN THE USER
CARRY OUT ON THE BICYCLE WITHOUT
ASSISTANCE..............................................................1-7
4. PRECAUTIONS FOR MOUNTING
ACCESSORIES OR COMPONENTS FOR
MODIFICATIONS.....................................................1-8
5. WHO HAS THIS EPAC BICYCLE BEEN
DESIGNED FOR........................................................1-8
6. WARRANTY CONDITIONS............................1-9
6.a - Pre-requisites for the warranty request... 1-9
6.b - Exceptions to the warranty conditions ... 1-9
7. IDENTIFICATION PLATE ............................ 1-10
Section 02 - Description and
Technical Data
1. EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS .............................2-1
2. STANDARD EQUIPMENT..............................2-1
3. IDENTIFYING THE BICYCLE
COMPONENTS..............................................2-2
4. TECHNICAL DATA.........................................2-4
5. REMOVING THE PACKAGING.......................2-7
6. OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES ............................2-7
7. DESCRIPTION OF THE BICYCLE ...................2-7
7.a - Brakes................................................................... 2-7
7.b - Gear change unit............................................. 2-8
7.c - Frame and forks................................................ 2-9
7.d -Wheel units.......................................................2-10
7.e - Electrical devices ...........................................2-11
7.f - Battery pack......................................................2-11
Section 03 - Checks and inspections
1. USING YOUR BICYCLE FOR THE
FIRST TIME ...................................................... 3-1
2. EACH TIME YOU USE YOUR BICYCLE...........3-1
3. CHECKING WHEELS AND TYRES..................3-2
3.a - Checking wheel fastenings.......................... 3-2
3.b - Checking the tyres.......................................... 3-2
3.c - Checking the tyre valves............................... 3-3
3.d - Checking the tyre pressure.......................... 3-3
3.e - Checking the wheels...................................... 3-4
3.f - Checking the saddle and saddle
support tube ..................................................... 3-4
3.g - Checking the handlebars ............................. 3-5
3.h - Checking the brakes ...................................... 3-6
3.i - Checking the chain and the crank
mountings ......................................................... 3-7
3.l - Checking the electric motor........................ 3-7
3.m -Checking the lights (if tted)...................... 3-8
3.n - Checks various accessories ......................... 3-8
3.o - Other checks .................................................... 3-8
4. TIGHTENING TORQUE..................................3-9
Section 04 - Assembly and Adjustments
1. MOUNTING THE PEDALS .............................4-1
2. ADJUSTING THE HANDLEBARS...................4-2
3. ADJUSTING THE SADDLE ............................4-3
3.a - For “140” version............................................... 4-3
3.b - For “160” and “180” versions ........................ 4-4
3.c - Regulating the saddle position
and angle............................................................ 4-6
4. ADJUSTING THE BRAKE LEVERS .................4-6
5. ADJUSTING THE GEAR CHANGE LEVER......4-7

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Section 05 - Using your bicycle
1. GENERAL SUGGESTIONS.............................5-1
2. USING THE GEAR CHANGE UNIT.................5-3
3. USING THE BRAKES......................................5-4
4. USING YOUR BICYCLE ..................................5-5
5. WHAT TO DO FOLLOWING A FALL ..............5-5
6. HOW TO TRANSPORT YOUR BICYCLE .........5-7
7. LOCKING/RELEASING THE FRONT
SUSPENSION FORK......................................5-8
8. FRONT SUSPENSION FORK
ADJUSTMENT...............................................5-8
9. LOCKING/RELEASING THE REAR
SHOCK ABSORBER.................................... 5-10
10. REAR SHOCK ABSORBER
“REBOUND” ADJUSTMENT ...................... 5-10
11. ADVISED SAG ............................................ 5-12
12. NOTES ON BATTERY DURATION .............. 5-13
Section 06 - Using power assisted
pedalling
1. GETTING STARTED.......................................6-1
2. REMOVING THE BATTERY PACK
FROM ITS SUPPORT .....................................6-2
3. CHARGE THE BATTERY PACK.......................6-3
3.a - Activating the battery pack before
use......................................................................... 6-3
3.b - Charging the battery pack........................... 6-3
4. MOUNTING THE BATTERY PACK
ON ITS SUPPORT..........................................6-4
5. DISPLAY........................................................6-6
5.1 - Function buttons............................................. 6-6
5.2 - Display description......................................... 6-6
6. PEDALLING ASSISTANCE ACTIVATION
AND LEVEL ...................................................6-9
6.1 - “Push help” function .....................................6-11
7. USB CONNECTION .................................... 6-12
8. TAKING CARE OF THE BATTERY PACK ..... 6-12
Section 07 - Cleaning and Maintenance
1. CLEANING AND CARE ..................................7-1
2. PERIODIC MAINTENANCE PROGRAM.........7-1
3. CLEANING YOUR BICYCLE ...........................7-3
4. PARKING YOUR BICYCLE..............................7-4
5. UNSCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
OPERATIONS ................................................7-4
5.a - Removing and remounting the wheels
units...................................................................... 7-4
5.b - Removing the front wheel ........................... 7-5
5.c - Mounting the front wheel............................ 7-6
5.d -Removing the rear wheel.............................. 7-7
5.e - Mounting the rear wheel.............................. 7-9
6. FLAT TYRE.................................................. 7-10
7. OTHER OPERATIONS................................. 7-12
8. WINTER STORAGE..................................... 7-12
Section 08 - Troubleshooting
1. TROUBLESHOOTING....................................8-1
2. ERROR CODES ..............................................8-2
Section 09 - Periodic inspections
1. PERIODIC INSPECTION FORMS........................9-1
Section 10 - Delivery documents
1. DELIVERY DOCUMENTS ...................................10-1
The Company reserves the right
to make any aesthetic,
functional or commercial modications
to the bicycles that its sees t,
with the purpose of improving the performance of
the Product, without prior notice.

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Introduction
1. INTRODUCTION
Dear Customer,
thank you for purchasing our product.
Our electric bicycle is a combination of inno-
vation, design and comfort and has been de-
signed and manufactured exclusively in Italy.
The innovative concept of assisted pedalling
will revolutionize your cycling habits and open
up new horizons; assisted pedalling oers a
more comfortable ride without detracting any-
thing from the healthy pleasure of cycling.
This bicycle has been manufactured using the
highest quality materials in conformity with all
the applicable standards and regulations.
Before using your new bicycle, we strongly rec-
ommend that you read and familiarize yourself
with the information and instructions con-
tained in this user and maintenance handbook
(hereafter referred to as the“Manual”).
The acronym EPAC is derived from the initials
Electrically Power Assisted Cycle.
In order to be assigned the EPAC classica-
tion, an electric bicycle must satisfy the re-
quirements set out in the European Standard
EN 15194-2008 and the Machine Directive
2006/42/EC.
In short, in order to be approved for EPAC clas-
sication, an electric bicycle must comply with
the following requirements:
- Auxiliary electric motor having a maxi-
mum continuous rated power of 0.25 kW.
- Propulsive power cut-o when the cyclist
stops pedalling.
- Gradual reduction of auxiliary power out-
put as the vehicle speed increases and
nal cut-o when the speed reaches 25
km/h.
Provided the requirements set out in the
Directives are adhered to and maintained,
you may continue to use your bicycle in ac-
cordance with the regulations governing
the use of traditional (non electric) bicycles,
which means that may use it on cycle paths
and that you are NOT required wear a safety
helmet, take out Public Liability insurance
or t the vehicle with a license plate.
Any attempt to modify the performance or
specications of your EPAC bicycle may re-
sult in legal proceedings and nes.
In order to use your EPAC bicycle on the
public roads, you must rst have it tted
with all the accessories stipulated in the
Highway Code (front and rear lights, acous-
tic warning device, etc.) by a qualied in-
stallation technician.
In some countries it may be necessary to en-
sure that the bicycle specications comply
with the locally applicable standards. Check all
such requirements before using your bicycle.
2. MEANING OF “EPAC” - Electrical Power Assisted Cycle
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3. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS
This manual contains a series of symbols that
are intended to draw your attention to particu-
larly important information and instructions.
The meaning of these symbols is explained below:
Hazard:
This symbol indicates a potential falling
hazard and the consequent risk of per-
sonal injury and damage (to both your-
self and third parties).
Attention:
This symbol indicates that improper
conduct may result in damage to prop-
erty or the environment.
N.B.:
This symbol indicates important informa-
tion designed to help you get the best out of
your bicycle
Respect the recommended tightening torque:
This symbol indicates that it is important to
apply the correct tightening torque in order
to guarantee safety when using you bicy-
cle. In order to do this it is necessary to use a
torque wrench. If you do not possess such a
tool, we recommend that you ask a qualied
technician to carry out this operation. Incor-
rect tightening torque may result in com-
ponents breaking or becoming detached,
resulting in dangerous falls. Turn to the last
pages of this manual for a list of the correct
torque values.
4. NOTES FOR PARENTS AND LEGAL GUARDIANS
Parents and legal guardians are responsible for
the actions and safety of the children in their
care, as well as the safe condition of the bicycle
and its suitability for the cyclist.
This bicycle is NOT suitable for use by children,
however, if you decide that your child is capa-
ble of using it, you must ensure that he/she is
fully aware of how to use the EPAC bicycle safe-
ly and responsibly. The best way to verify this is
to allow him/her to ride it in the environment
the bicycle was designed to be used in.
5. WEEE DECLARATION
Directive 2012/19/EU
The WEEE mark that appears on the product
and associated documentation indicates that it
must not be disposed of together with normal
household waste at the end of its working life.
In order to avoid health or environmental dam-
ages resulting from incorrect disposal of waste
materials, you are requested to separate this
product from other types of waste and recycle
it responsibly in order favour the sustainable
reuse of recyclable materials.
Private users are invited to contact the vendor
from whom they purchased the product or the
relevant local authority for all the information
necessary about recycling this type of product.
Commercial users are invited to contact their
supplier and check the terms and conditions
stipulated in the sales contract.
This product must not be disposed of together
with other commercial waste.

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1. SAFETY INFORMATION
- This user and maintenance handbook
contains all the information necessary
to get to know your EPAC Bicycle, un-
derstand the main components and
the associated technology, and learn
how to use it correctly and safely.
- Understanding and respecting the
warnings can prevent the risk of injury
or damage to the user, third parties, an-
imals or property and ensure that the
bicycle is used in complete respect for
the environment.
- Preserve this manual carefully so that
you can consult it at a later date if nec-
essary; if ownership of the EPAC bicycle
is transferred to other persons, it must
be accompanied by this user and main-
tenance handbook.
- The documentation (User and mainte-
nance manual, EC Declaration of Con-
formity, Warranty, etc.) is an integral
part of the bicycle, and must be pre-
served for the duration of its working
life.
If the bicycle is sold or transferred to
other persons, the documentation
must be handed over to the new own-
er.
- If this document is lost or damaged, re-
quest a new copy from the vendor.
- When taking delivery of your bicycle,
make sure that the vendor completes
all the sections of the delivery certi-
cate. Make sure that you receive copies
of all the documents indicated on the
delivery certicate.
Contact the vendor if any documents
are forgotten or omitted.
Do not use your bicycle until you have
received and read all the documenta-
tion carefully.
- Fantic Motor reserves the right to mod-
ify this documentation in any way it
sees t, for technical or commercial
reasons, at any time and without prior
notice.

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1.a - Correct use
- The bicycle described in this manual
has been designed to be used in o-
road conditions.
- Using the bicycle for any other
purpose than that it has been de-
signed for may result in hazardous
riding conditions, falls and acci-
dents. Improper use may also result
in short-circuits inside the battery
pack, which can lead to res.
- ALWAYS use the bicycle as described
in this manual and any additional
documentation.
INTEGRA
Model 140 TRAIL 160 ENDURO
180 ENDURO R
Surface
-Road
tarmac paved
-public No (1) No (1) No (1)
-non public YES YES YES
-Path
sand, gravel, earth, etc.
No (1) No (1) No (1)
-public YES YES YES
-non public YES YES YES
-O-road YES YES YES
-Paved tourist track undemanding terrain with
slight or medium gradients rea-
sonable at
YES YES YES
-Un-paved tourist
track
terrain with exposed roots, pro-
trusions, etc.
YES YES YES
-Sports terrain terrain designed for freeriding,
downhill, BMX, Dirt
No No No
-Downhill Very steep descents with suita-
bly congured tracks
No No No
-Freeriding competitive and creating riding,
fast descents on natural terrain
No No No
(1)
Only if the legally required additionally equipment has been installed

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1.b - Improper use
- As has already been described, you
must ensure your bicycle has been t-
ted with all the accessories required by
the locally applicable regulations be-
fore using it on public roads.
- The use of non-standard accessories
and/or components on your bicycle
may damage it and compromise safe
operation. This may result in hazardous
riding conditions, falls and accidents.
- Never attempt to modify you bicycle or
install additional accessories on it on
your own; always seek the assistance of
a qualied dealer.
- If such operations are not carried out
correctly it may damage your bicycle
and compromise safe operation. This
may result in hazardous riding condi-
tions, falls and accidents.
- Users may only carry out the opera-
tions described in this manual on their
own.
We strongly recommend that you
DO NOT use bicycle racks as this
may damage the bicycle safe-
ty components. Failure of such
components may result in haz-
ardous riding conditions, falls
and accidents.
1.c - Legal Regulations
- The information and instructions
provided in this manual on how to
use your bicycle are intended to sup-
plement, but in no way replace, the
locally applicable generic and/or
specic STANDARDS, REGULATIONS,
PROVISIONS or LAWS.
- All road users are required to comply
with the trac regulations applicable
in their country. For example, In Ita-
ly and Germany, it is not necessary to
obtain permission or hold a driver’s
license to use an EPAC bicycle on the
public roads. You may only use your
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been tted with the additional equip-
ment required by the locally applicable
legal regulations. In Italy and Germany,
these requirements are covered by the
vehicle road worthiness regulations.
N.B.: the bicycle described in this man-
ual is not suitable for use on public
roads since it is not tted with the
accessories required by the legal
regulations. In order to install these
accessories, contact your dealer who
will be happy to help you.
- In Italy, the regulations governing the
use of power assisted pedal cycles are
not subject to age limits, however it is
important to ensure that the user.....
.... is capable of riding a bicycle, i.e. that
he/she is aware of the basic princi-
ples of cycling and has the sense of
balance necessary to ride and con-
trol an EPAC;
....is capable of mounting and dis-
mounting from a stationary bicycle
safely, especially in the case of ergo-
nomic saddles if he/she is unable to
touch the ground with his/her feet
when seated;
.... is physically suited to the speci-
cations of the bicycle, and that he/
she does not exceed the permitted
weight limit:
- The bicycle can be used to reach high
speeds for prolonged periods. The
user must make sure that he/she has
enough stamina to control the bike
safely for a period of almost two hours.
- The bicycle is not designed to compen-
sate for inrmity or lack of physical t-
ness.
1.d - Residual hazards
- Fire hazard
Strong impacts due to improper use,
storage in overheated environments
(e.g. inside a motor vehicle exposed to
strong sunlight), or falls may result in
short-circuits inside the battery pack,
causing it to catch re.
Motor vehicle cabins may over-
heat if exposed to strong sun-
light. High temperatures may
result in short-circuits inside the
battery pack, causing it to catch
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Also, it is extremely important
to deate the bicycle tyres when
transporting it inside a motor ve-
hicle.
Ensure you park in a shaded area
and that the ambient tempera-
ture remains below 50°C.
• Use the bicycle only for the purposes
it has been designed for (see para-
graphs “1.a” and “1.b” - Section “01”)
• Always store the bicycle in a envi-
ronment where the temperature re-
mains between -10°C and +50 °C.
• Keep the bicycle away from heat
sources such as heaters, radiators,
stoves, etc.
• In the event of smoke or ames ema-
nating from the battery pack, stop the
bicycle immediately and put the re
out using an extinguisher, if possible.
If there is a risk of the re spreading
to surrounding objects, contact the
Fire Service without delay.
- Electrical hazards
The use of non-standard, damaged or
faulty battery chargers and electrical
cables may generate potentially fatal
electric shocks.
• Always use the battery charger sup-
plied with the bicycle.
• Do not attempt to dismantle the bat-
tery pack or battery charger.
• Keep the bicycle and battery charger
out of the reach of children and ani-
mals.
• Ensure that the battery charger does
not come into contact with water or
other liquids.
• Do not leave the battery pack or
battery charger where they may be
exposed to direct sunlight or heat
sources (heaters, stoves, etc.).
• Never use the battery charger or the bat-
teries if they are damaged in any way.
• Never use the battery charger if the
isolation on the cables or any of the
plug connectors are damaged. In
such cases, grasp the plugs only by
the isolated parts.
- Generic hazards
• Always keep your hands, feet and any
other part of your body away from
the bicycle moving parts (wheels,
chain, gears). Injury hazard.
• When transporting children on child
seats, make sure that they cannot
come into contact with the wheels
while they are in motion.
• In the event of rain, snow or slippery
road conditions, reduce your speed
and increase your distance from oth-
er vehicles.
• Avoid riding through puddles. If wa-
ter gets into the motor hub it could
cause short circuits or irreparable
damage.

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• Do not leave your bicycle inside motor ve-
hicles that are exposed to direct sunlight.
The brake disks may reach very
high temperatures following a
long descent. · Do not touch the
brake disks immediately fol-
lowing a descent. · Allow them
to cool down for at least 5 min-
utes before touching them. · In
order to check the temperature,
touch them momentarily with
an exposed nger. If they are
still very hot, wait a few minutes
and then repeat the check until
the disks have cooled down.
front
rear
1.f - Before using your bicycle
An unsafe bicycle may result in
hazardous riding conditions,
falls and accidents.
Before using your bicycle, always:
• check that it functions correctly and
safely; it is important to bear in mind
that the bicycle may have fallen or
been knocked over, or been tam-
pered with by strangers while left
unattended,
• inspect the bicycle components (es-
pecially the frame and forks); if you
notice any defects, contact your
dealer immediately.
1.e - First use
The bicycle is supplied to the vendor
pre-assembled. Some important safety
components are not fully assembled.
The vendor is responsible for complet-
ing the nal assembly.
Make sure that the vendor has com-
piled all the sections of the test and in-
spection report before taking delivery
of your bicycle.
• Use the bicycle only in a seated po-
sition adapted to your physical re-
quirements.
• Ask the vendor for instructions re-
garding technical devices installed
on your bicycle.

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Do not attempt to carry out any op-
erations other than those described
in this manual on your own. For any
operations not described in this doc-
ument, contact your dealer.
Do not use the bicycle until it has been
restored to perfect working order.
Check:
• that the handlebars and saddle are
tted securely,
• the wheel hub fastening nuts; mak-
ing sure that they are fully tightened,
• the tyre pressure,
• the eciency of the front and rear brakes,
• the state of the wheel assemblies.
Attempt to shake them from side to
side; the wheel assemblies must be
free from any play and there should
be no squeaking or creaking.
- Although it is not required by law,
we recommend that your always
wear an approved safety helmet
when using your bicycle.
2. TAKING CARE OF THE BATTERY PACK
Improper use of lithium bat-
teries may result in res, ex-
plosions or chemical hazards.
- The battery charger supplied with your bi-
cycle must only be used to charge lithium
ion batteries. Do not use it to charge lead,
NiCd-NiMh batteries or accumulators.
- Do not attempt to charge the battery pack
when it is hot. Make sure that the battery pack
is at room temperature before charging it.
- The battery will heat up slightly while it is
being recharged, however, the charging
process must be interrupted immediate-
ly if the battery pack starts to over heat.
- Make sure that the battery pack does
not come into contact with water or
other liquids. If it does, avoid using it
and have it checked by the vendor.
- Do not leave the bicycle where it may be ex-
posed to direct sunlight: the battery pack may
over heat causing the safety device to intervene.
3. WHICH OPERATIONS CAN THE USER CARRY OUT ON THE BICYCLE
WITHOUT ASSISTANCE
I f operations are not carried out
correctly it may damage your
bicycle and compromise safe oper-
ation. This may result in hazardous
riding conditions, falls and accidents.
- The user may only carry out the opera-
tions described in this manual and for
which he7she possesses the correct tools.
- The specications of the individual bi-
cycle components must not be modi-
ed.
- All other operations, including prepar-
ing the bicycle for use, may only be car-
ried out by the vendor or a specialized
technician.

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4. PRECAUTIONS FOR MOUNTING ACCESSORIES OR COMPONENTS
FOR MODIFICATIONS
The use of non-standard ac-
cessories and/or components
on your bicycle may damage it and
compromise safe operation. This
may result in hazardous riding con-
ditions, falls and accidents.
- Do not attempt to install accessories or
equipment on the bicycle or modify it
any way on your own initiative.
In the case of modications, always
consult a specialized vendor when
selecting accessories and compo-
nents. When calculating the additional
weight of the accessories it is impor-
tant to bear in mind the maximum per-
mitted weight of your bicycle.
5. WHO HAS THIS EPAC BICYCLE BEEN DESIGNED FOR
The rider must ....
....be at least 15 years old.
....be capable of riding a bicycle, i.e. that
be aware of the basic principles of cy-
cling and have the sense of balance
necessary to ride and control the bicy-
cle.
....be capable of mounting, and dis-
mounting from, a stationary bicycle
safely. This is especially important in
the case of ergonomic saddles if the
rider is unable to touch the ground
with his/her feet when seated.
....be physically suited to the specica-
tions of the bicycle, and must not ex-
ceed the permitted weight limit.
....be physically and mentally able to
cope with road trac, especially if the
rider intends to use the bicycle on pub-
lic roads.
... have enough stamina to control the
bike safely for a period of almost two
hours, since it is designed to reach high
speeds for prolonged periods.
The bicycle is not designed to
compensate for inrmity or lack
of physical tness.

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6. WARRANTY CONDITIONS
Your power assisted bicycle is a high quality
product that has been designed, assembled
and manufactured in Italy. For this reason,
Frantic Motor offers exceptional warranty
conditions.
6.a - Pre-requisites for the warranty
request
Frantic Motor guarantees the power assisted
bicycle against manufacturing defects or
component failure for the following periods
(eective from the date of purchase).
- 2 year warranty on:
- defects or breakages aecting the frame;
- malfunctions and/or breakages aecting
bicycle components (handlebars, brake le-
vers, wheels, pedals, etc.);
- electric motor;
- display;
- 2 year warranty on the battery pack (60% of
nominal capacity).
The legal warranty duration of 2 years applies
to all the bicycle components (with the excep-
tion of those parts that are subject to wear and
tear - see paragraph “6.b” - Section “01”).
The warranty does not cover bicycle compo-
nents that are subject to wear and tear.
Faulty components will be repaired or replaced
free of charge during the warranty period.
All repairs and replacements carried out under
warranty must be performed by an authorized
vendor and only after receiving approval from
Fantic Motor.
The warranty and conditions may be trans-
ferred to the new owner in the event that
the bicycle is resold before the expiry of the
warranty period.
In order to validate the warranty period, the
new owner must be in possession of proof
of purchase (invoice or receipt indicating the
purchase data and identication data of the
bicycle).
The warranty period runs from the date of
purchase, or no later than 6 months after the
date the bicycle leaves the factory.
The warranty does not cover component fail-
ures resulting from normal use of the bicycle
and/or wear and tear (e.g.: tyres, inner tubes,
chain, brake disks, etc.).
The owner is responsible for maintaining the
bicycle in good condition, using it with care
and ensuring that it is serviced in accordance
with the manufacturer’s instructions.
6.b - Exceptions to the warranty
conditions
The warranty shall not apply if the bicycle is
used:
- for racing or sports competitions;
- for commercial purposes (e.g.: rental).
The warranty shall be declared null and void if
the bicycle is used incorrectly or in any way other
than that for which it has been designed (see par-
agraphs“1.a”and“1.b”- Section“01”); in particular,
the warranty shall be invalidated in the event of:
- insucient or incorrect maintenance;
- repairs that are not carried out by an au-
thorized vendor;
- failure to repair worn or damaged compo-
nents, or incorrect repairs thereof;
- malfunctions and/or breakages caused by
excessive or incorrect use.
The warranty shall be valid only if original spare
parts are used for repairs or replacements.
Parts that are subject to wear and tear, and
operations carried out by the vendor, are nor-
mally excluded from the terms of the warranty.
- Fantic Motor reserves the right to supply
and/or install components that may dier
to the damaged parts, while meeting the
same quality and technical specications,
under the terms of the warranty.
- Use of the services provided under the terms
of the warranty does not imply the extension
of the same beyond the pre-established ex-
piry date (see paragraph “6.a” - Section “01”).

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Warnings and Safety Devices
7. IDENTIFICATION PLATE
Each bicycle is equipped with an identication plate positioned in the rear part of the chassis.
Please communicate the serial number indicated on the plate whenever you ask for assistance or to order
spare parts.

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˜ 740 mm
INTEGRA 140 ˜ 780 mm INTEGRA 160 ˜ 800 mm INTEGRA 180
˜ 1260 mm
min ˜ 590mm
MAX ˜ 770mm
max. 1100 mm
max. 1050 mm
min. 930 mm
˜ 1970 mm
˜ 280 mm
Description and Technical Data
1. EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS (M size)
2. STANDARD EQUIPMENT
Once you have removed your bicycle from its
packaging, check that the following compo-
nents are present
(to identify the components, refer to the g-
ures on pages 2/2 and 2/3 of this Section):
- Complete bicycle
pos. 29 Right hand pedal
pos. 35 Left hand pedal
pos. 13 Battery charger
pos. 15 Battery charger power supply cable
pos. 10 User and maintenance manual in your
language

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3
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Description and Technical Data
3. IDENTIFYING THE BICYCLE COMPONENTS
20 Handlebar tube
21 Rear tyre
22 Wheel cover strip
23 Gear change unit
24 Chain
25 Handlebar joint
26 Crown guard (optional - not shown)
27 Crown
28 Crank
29 Right hand pedal
30 Rear disk brake
31 Front hub axle
32 Front disk brake
33 Front suspension fork
34 Electric motor
35 Left hand pedal
36 Speed sensor
37 Rear shock absorber
1 Front tyre
1a Tyre valve
2 Front brake lever
3 Rear brake lever
4 Left hand grip
5 Function selector buttons
6 Handlebars
7 Control panel - display
8 User mode selector buttons
9 Right hand grip
10 User and maintenance handbook
11 Battery LED
12 Li-Ion rechargeable battery pack
13 Battery charger
14 Rear hub axle
15 Battery charger power supply cable
16 Sprocket set
17 Saddle tube
18 Saddle
19 Battery pack support

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21
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22
24
23 19
22
21
24 31
25 20
35
16
16
31
32
32
33
33
34 29
36
36
14
14
27 28 29
34
35
30
30
1a
1a
37
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Description and Technical Data
140 TRAIL
160 ENDURO
180 ENDURO R

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Description and Technical Data
4. TECHNICAL DATA
MODEL
140 TRAIL
Motor 36 Volt Brose central motor, Max power: 250 Watt, Torque: 90 Nm
Battery Lithium-ion battery, 36 Volt, 630 Wh
Display Multifunctional display, with integrated power management unit
Chassis Aluminium chassis, CNC particulars. Sizes S - M - L
Suspension fork Rock Shox Recon Silver 140
Shock absorber Rock Shox Boost Deluxe RL
Gear change unit SRAM 11 speeds
Cranks Aluminium, 170mm
Sprockets Front 32 TH / Rear SRAM 11v 42-11 TH
Chain KMC x11e
Front brake SRAM Level hydraulic brake, 200mm disk
Rear brake SRAM Level hydraulic brake, 180mm disk
Tyres Vittoria Barzo - Front 29” x 2.25” / Bombolone - Rear 27.5” x 3.00”
Wheels and spokes Aluminium rims, stainless steel spokes
Front hub 110mm, 15mm through bolt
Rear hub 148mm, 12mm through bolt
Handlebar Double thickness aluminium: rise 18mm, L 740mm
Handlebar mount Fantic 60 mm
Seatpost Fantic 30.9 mm
Headset FSA No. 57 Orbit semi-integrated, 1.5”- 1”1/8
Saddle San Marco ERA customized by Fantic
Handles Fantic - Anodized terminals