FLX Babymaker User manual

THE
BABYMAKER
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CONTENTS
1 Welcome/ Contact Us
2 General Warning
6 Geometry
8 Fit
10 What’s in the Box
12 Assembly Instructions
21 Touring Package Instructions
24 Maintenance Instructions
25RearWheel
26Brakes
28Tires
30BatteryCare
33 Service
34 Warranty
36 More Tips
37 eBike Classications
WELCOME!
Reachusbyemail:
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VisitourShop:
4170MorenaBlvd.SuiteD
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Hours: 10am - 5pm Monday - Friday
Readytogetstarted?Let’sride!
- Team FLX
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CongratulationsonthepurchaseofyournewBabymaker,
andwelcometotheteam!
Thismanualisdesignedtobreakdownthebasicsandhelpyoumakesure
thatyoureBikeremainsintopshape.It’simportanttohaveagoodunderstandingof
thebasicoperationandmaintenanceinordertokeepyourbikeperformingatahigh
standard.
Riding a bicycle can be a dangerous activity and it’s your responsibility
to make sure you are riding safely. We recommend familiarizing yourself
with this entire manual as well as your local eBike laws prior to your rst
ride.
ThelatestversionoftheOwner’sManualisalwaysavailableonlineat:
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Properassemblyandcarearecrucialtoyouhavingthe[safest]rideofyourlife.
Ifyouareunabletocompletetheassemblyorneedhelpwithgeneralmaintenance,
pleasereachouttous.Youdidn’tjustpurchaseabike-youjoinedourteam,andwe
areheretosupportyouwheneveryoumayneedit.

GENERAL WARNING
RidinganeBike,aswithanymotorizedvehicle,involvestheriskofproperty
damageandseriousorfatalinjury.BychoosingtorideaneBike,youassumethe
responsibilityforthatrisk,soit’simportantthatyouknowandpracticeresponsible
riding.Properuse,careandmaintenanceofyoureBikeareessentialinreducingthe
riskofinjury.Thismanualwillinclude bold warningsconcerningpotentialconse-
quencesthatcanoccurasaresultofyourfailuretoproperlymaintainyoureBikeor
followsaferidingpractices.
Bolded textcombinedwiththisalertsymbol,willindicateanarrayof
warningsincludingbutnotlimitedto:
A potentially hazardous situation that could result in injury or death if not
avoided
A potentially hazardous situation that could result in minor/moderate
injury if not avoided
An alert regarding unsafe practices
A situation which could result in serious damage to the eBike or any
action that would void your warranty
Itwouldbenearlyimpossibletoanticipateeveryconditionyoumayexperience
whileridingyoureBike,thereforethismanualdoesnotrepresentthesafeuseof
youreBikeineverypossiblescenario.Therearerisksassociatedwiththeuseofany
eBikethatcannotbepredictedoravoided-thoserisksarethesoleresponsibilityof
therider.
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Special Note for Parents:
Asaparent/guardian,youarefullyresponsibleforthesafetyofyourminor.
ThisresponsibilityincludesmakingsurethattheeBikeissizedappropriatelyforthe
child,thatitisoperatingcorrectly,andtheconditionsaresafe.Youmustalsoensure
thatyouandyourchildhavebothlearnedandunderstandhowtosafelyoperatethe
eBike,howtoobeylocalmotorvehicle,bicycleandtrafclaws,aswellascommon
senseforsaferesponsibleriding.Asaparent,itisimportantthatyoureadthrough
thismanualandfamiliarizeyourselfwiththewarningsandproperoperationofthis
eBikeandreviewthemwithyourchildbeforeallowingthemtoride.
Make sure your child wears an approved eBike helmet only when riding
their eBike.
Make sure your child’s eBike is properly sized (adjust the seat so that
both feet can touch the ground). If the eBike doesn’t t, do not allow your
child to ride it. Riding an improperly tted bike can result in injury or even
death.
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GETTING STARTED
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GEOMETRY
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23” (58 cm)
Medium/Large
Suggested Rider
Height
A. Seat Tube Length
(Frame Size)
B. Reach
C. Standover Height
D. Wheelbase
E. Bottom Bracket
Height
4’11”-5’8”
19Inches
15.2Inches
30.3Inches
39.2Inches
11.7Inches
5’9”-6’4”
22.8Inches
16Inches
33Inches
39.6Inches
11.7Inches
150-173cm
490mm
388mm
770mm
996mm
296mm
175-193cm
580mm
405mm
840mm
1006mm
296mm
19” (49 cm)
Small/Medium
Frame Size
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TheBabymakerisofferedintwodifferentframesizes:
-19”(49cm)small/medium
-23”(58cm)medium/large
Onthefollowingpage,youwillndageometrychartwiththemeasurements
forthemostimportantpartsofyourBabymakerframe.Measurementsaregivenin
bothStandardandMetricunitsforyourconvenience.
Please ensure that your eBike is properly sized for you before riding. If
your eBike is too small/too large, you may lose control and fall.
The most important part of t is ensuring that the seat position can be
adjusted so that the seated riders’ feet can touch the ground. This is
especially important for minors/children.
If your eBike does not t, please make the appropriate adjustments to
ensure a proper and safe t before riding.

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Correct t is an essential part of eBike safety, comfort and proper
performance. If you are not able to make the proper adjustments to
ensure proper t yourself, please seek professional assistance.
Note:Thiswillnotapplytostep-throughmodels
Aproperlyttedroadbiketoberiddenonpavedsurfacesshouldhavea
minimumstand-overclearanceof1inch(2.5cm).
Stand-over Height
Diamond Frame eBikes:
Stand-overheightisanimportant
basicelementofproperbiket.Itrefers
tothedistancefromtheground,tothe
topofthebikeframewhereyourcrotch
iswhenyouarestraddlingthebike.
Tocheckforproperstand-over
height,straddlethebikeandbounceon
yourheels.Ifyoutouchtheframe,the
bikeistoobigforyou.
Tip: Be sure to wear the shoes that
you’dwearwhileriding Figure1.StandoverHeight
Note:Theseatpostmustbeinsertedtoat least theminimumseatpostdepth
requirement.Ifyoucannotadjustyourseatproperly and meetthemimimum
seatpostdepthrequirement,youwillneedtopurchasealongerseatpost.
If you cannot test this yourself, head to a local bike shop and have a
professional help you set the seat to an optimal riding position.
1.Sitontheseatandplaceoneheelon
apedal(doesn’tmatterwhichside).
2.Rotatethecrankuntilthepedalwith
yourheelonitisinthedownposition
andthecrankisarmisparalleltothe
seattube.
3.Yourlegshouldbecompletely
straight.Ifitisn’t,yourseatheightneeds
tobeadjusted.Ifyoumustrockyour
hipsinorderforyourheeltotouchthe
pedal,yourseatistoohigh.Ifyourleg
isbentwhileyourheelisrestingonthe
pedal,youreatistoolow.
Figure2.SeatAdjustmentTest
Seat Position
Properseatadjustmentisanimportantfactorwhenitcomestogettingthebest
ofbothcomfortandperformanceoutofyoureBike.Followthestepslistedbelowto
checkforyourcorrectseatheight.
After any saddle adjustments, make sure that the seat adjusting
mechanism is properly tightened before riding. Failure to do so can
casue damage to the seat post and/or can cause you to lose control and
fall. When properly tightened, the seat should not be able to move in any
direction. Periodically check to ensure it is properly tightened.

WHAT’S IN THE BOX
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Overview
KnowingyourBabymakerinsideandoutwillhelpyougetthemostoutofit.
Weencourageyoutofamiliarizeyourselfwiththecomponentsofyourbicycle,sothat
youknowwheretostartwhenitcomestoassemblyandmaintenance.
Here’swhat’sincludedinyourbox:
4. Bike Frame w/Rear Wheel Attached
1. Handlebars (Upper/Drop)
3. Seat
6. Front Wheel
5. Pedals (x2)
2. Tools: Allen Key (x2), Wrench & Torx Key
7. Charger
If for any reason you are missing any parts- please reach out to us at:
hello@x.bike so we can get your missing part to you.
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ASSEMBLY
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2.5mm,4mm&5mmAllenKeys 15mm Wrench
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Overview
ThefollowingsectioncoverstheassemblydirectionsfortheBabymaker.This
processisverysimilarforbothStandardandPROmodels.Properassemblyisan
essentialstepinensuringyoursafetyandtheproperoperationofthebike.If at any
point you do not feel comfortable assembling the bicycle yourself, please seek
professional assistance or reach out to our support team.
YoucanalsondadetailedassemblyvideoontheFLXYouTubechannel:.
www.x.bike/babymakerassembly
If you do not feel that you have the ability or skill to assemble the bike
yourself, please take it into a local bike shop for professional assistance.
Failure to properly assemble your eBike can result in serious injury or
death.
ToolsIncluded:
Please read through the entire assembly instructions section before you
begin. Proper assembly is important in order to ensure your safety and
satisfaction while operating your eBike.
STEP 1: Install the Handlebars
1.Usingthe4mmAllenwrench,unscrewthe4boltsandremovethestemplate.
2.Placeyourhandlebarsintothegrooveandreplacethestemplateoverthetop.
Tightentheboltsabout3/4thsoftheway.
3.Makethenaladjustmentsonyourhandlebarspositioningensuringthattheyare
centeredandatacomfortableanglebeforetighteningtheboltstherestoftheway.
Note: DO NOT depress the brake levers before installing the front wheel.
Figure1.StemPlateBoltRemoval Figure2.TighteningStemPlateBolts
1.Onceyou’vesecuredyourhandlebars,
locatethecablerunningfromthebackof
theLCDdisplayandconnectittothe
correspondingcablelocatednearthe
chargingportofyourbike.
Tip: Line up the two arrows to
ensureproperconnection.
Figure3.ConnectingtheLCDcables
STEP 2: Connect LCD Display
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Figure7.SlidingtheCaliperontotheRotor
PRO Model
a.Carefullyslidethewheelin-betweenthe
forks,makingsuretocarefullyinsertthe
rotorin-betweenthebrakecalipers.
Caliper
Rotor
The steps outlined on the following page are extremely important! Riding
with an improperly secured wheel can cause serious injury or death. If
you can’t safely complete these steps, please take your eBike into a bike
shop for professional assistance.
3.Positionthewheelbetweenbothoftheforks.Resttheforksonthewheelsothat
theaxletsintheslotsasshownbelow.
Standard Model: Don’tforgettolockthebrakesbyturningtheknobinto
thedown/lockedposition,orbycompletingstep“b.”onthepreviouspageifyou
hadtofullyloosenthebrakestotthewheel.
Figure9.LockingtheC-BrakesonStandardModelFigure8.PlacingtheWheel
Standard Model
a.Turntheknobonthebrakesintoanupwardpositiontounlockthemandmake
roomforthefrontwheel.
b.Ifthebrakepadsstillwon’tclearthewheel,useyour5mmallenkeytolosenthe
boltholdingyourbrakepadstogether.Slidethewheelin,thenpinchthebrakesto
closethem,pullthecabletight,andre-tightenthebolt.
Note: There are some slight variances in the instructions for the Standard
model and the PRO model. Be sure to follow the set of instructions that
correspond with your model to avoid improper assembly.
1.LocatetheQuickReleaseSkewer-it
willbelocatedintheaccessoriesbox.
Thisskewerwillhaveanendcap+spring
ononeend,andalever+springonthe
other.
2.Removetheplasticprotectorfromthe
bottomoftheforks.
Figure4.QuickReleaseSkewer
STEP 3: Secure the Front Wheel
Figure5.ReleasingtheBrakes Figure6.Re-TighteningtheBrakes

4.Grabthequickreleaseskewerand
removetheendcapalongwiththespring
beingcarefulnottolosethem.
5.Insertthequickreleaseskewerallthe
waythroughtheaxle.
Figure10.InsertingtheQuickReleaseSkewer
5.Replacethespring,andtheendcap.
Tip:Makesurethespringisonthe
outsideoftheforkwiththefatside
facingoutwards.
6.Tightenthecapabouthalfway,andin-
spectthewheeltomakesureit’s
positionedcorrectlybetweentheforks.
7.Tightenthecaptherestoftheway.
Figure11.TighteningQuickReleaseSkewer
6.Whiletighteningtheendcap,besure
totestthetensionbyopening/closingthe
levereveryfewturns.Youwantittofeel
tightandsecure,sothatyourwheelcan-
noteasilycomeundone.
Again, please seek professional
assistance if you are unsure of your
ability to complete these steps.
Figure12.TestingWheelTension
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STEP 4: Attach the Pedals
1.Checktheend-caponbothpedalsinordertoidentifytheleftvs.rightpedal.
Tip:Imagineyouaresittingonthebiketocorrectlydetermineleftvs.rightside
Note: Please note that the right pedal will tighten clockwise, while the left
pedal will tighten counter-clockwise.
2.Grabyourwrench,andscrewthepedaltightlyintothecorrectcrank.Thepedals
shouldthreadsmoothlyandeasilyifproperlyaligned.
STEP 5: Install the Seat
1.Loosenthequickreleaseleverontheframeanddroptheseatintotheopening.
Findaheightthatworksforyouandclosethequickrelease.
Figure13.LeftVs.RightPedal Figure14.AttachingPedaltoCrank
Figure15.DroppingSeatintoBike
Note: The seat post must be
inserted to at least 5” in depth
to avoid damage to your frame.
If you need to raise the seat
above this height, please
purchase a longer seat tube to
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STEP 8: Charge Your Battery
2.Plugyourchargerintoanoutlet.The
indicatorlightwillturngreen.
GreenLight:
Notcharging/Fullycharged
RedLight:
Charging/Notfullycharged
Figure20.ChargingLight
Figure21.ChargingYourBattery
1.Connectthechargerintothecharging
portlocatedontherightsideofyour
Babymaker.
Tip:Allowthebatterytofullycharge
beforeriding(about4-8hoursthe
rstfewcycles).Afterthis,youmay
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STEP 6: Installing the Brake levers
Figure19.TighteningtheLDCDisplay
Step 7: Tighten the Display
1.Grabthe2.5mmallenkey,andlocate
theboltonthebottomsideoftheLCD
display
2.Makesurethedisplayisatacomfort-
ableangleforyou,thentightenthebolt
(clockwise)untilitisfullysecured.
Note: If your brake levers are already attached, you may check that the
brake levers are properly secured, and move on to the next step.
If they are not properly secured, use the torx bit to tighten the bolts
(see Figure 17).
Figure16.LocatingtheBrakeLeverBolts
1.UsingtheT25Torxbit,unscrewthetwo
boltsoneachbrakelever.
2.Placetheleveroverthehandlebarsand
tightentheboltsjustenoughsothatyou
canstilladjusttheangleofthebrake
leverstosuityourcomfortprefrerence.
Tip:IntheUS,itisstandardtohavethefrontbrakeontheleftsideandthe
rearbrakeontherightside.Youmaychoosetoset-upyourbrakesbasedon
whatisstandardinyourcountry.
3.Tightentheboltstherestoftheway.Theyshouldnotbeabletorotateatall.
Figure17.AttachingtheBrakeLevers Figure18.AttachedBrakeLevers

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TOURING PACKAGE
The Touring Package is an optional add-on feature, and therefore will not be
included with every Babymaker eBike.
IfyoudidnotpurchasetheTouringPackage,youcanstillusethissectionfor
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Voila!
YourBabymakerisnowfullyassembledinallitsglory.Giveyourselfapatonthe
backandadmireyourwork.Takesomepictures,callafriend,andtakeawell
deservedbreakwhileitcharges(approx.2hours).
3.Afterallowingyourbiketofullycharge,testtomakesureyourLCDsmartdisplay
isworking.Pressandholdthetopbuttonfor3seconds,oruntilthescreenlightsup.
Repeatthissteptoturnitoff.
Figure22.CheckingtheLCDDisplay
PedalAssist(5Speeds)
CurrentSpeed
DistanceTraveled
BatteryLife

Cargo Rack
AssembletheCargoRackbysecuring
thefourboltstothebikeframeusingthe
allenkey.
Thecargorackcancarryupto25kg,
enoughforyourbags,butnotyour
friends.
Headlight/Taillight
Ridesafelyatnight!Attachtheheadlight
onthefrontcockpitofyourbikeusingthe
adjustablestrap.
Turniton/offbypressingtheorange
buttonatthetop.
Fenders
Ridingcan’tstopjustbecauseofalittle(or
alotof)rain.Thesefenderskeepyoudry
whentheweatheriswet.
Easilyinstalledusingthetoolsprovided.
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Cell Phone Mount
Installthismountonyourhandlebarsfor
handsfreesaferiding.
Pleaserefertoassemblyinstructionsin
thecellphoneholderbox.
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Water Bottle Holder
Itsimportanttostayhydrated!Easily
attachthiswaterbottleholdertotheseat
tubeordowntube,soyoucancarryyour
re-usablebottlewithyouonyourride.
Tail Light
Letpeopleknowthereisacyclistonthe
roadevenatnight.Attachthetaillightto
therearpartoftheframeundertheseat.
Under no circumstances should you attach a baby carriage, or child
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MAINTENANCE
2.5mm,4mm&5mmAllenKeys 15mm Wrench
ToolsRequired:
25mmTorxBit
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WhileFLXbikesarebuilttoendureregularuse,youwillgetbetterperformance
andalongerlifefromyourbikeifyoukeepabasicmaintenanceschedule.Besureto
readthroughthisinstructionmanualcarefully,andyouwillbesetupforsuccess.
Proper maintenance is crucial for your safety when riding. If you are
unable to perform the general maintenance yourself, please reach out to
a qualied mechanic.
YoucanndmoredetailedmaintenancevideosontheFLXYouTubechannel:
www.x.bike/youtube
Many eBike service and repair tasks require special tools and knowledge.
Do not begin any service on your eBike unless you have learned from
FLX how to properly complete it. We recommend that signicant repairs
be done by a qualied eBike mechanic, as improper service can result in
damage to the bike, or an accident which can cause injury or death.
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Removing the Rear Wheel
Removingtherearwheelisastandardpartofregularbikemaintenance,and
canbeaquickandsimpleprocedure.Tomakethingseveneasier,weputtogether
avideotutorialforyou,soyoucanfollowalongasourtechnicianwalksyouthrough
theprocessforwardsandbackwards.
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If you do not feel condent in your abilities to complete these steps
properly, please take your Babymaker into a local bike shop for
professional assistance. Incorrect removal or assembly can result in
brake failure.

BRAKES
It’s important that you learn and remember which brake lever controls
which brake (front/rear) in order to ensure your safety.
TocheckwhichcongurationyoureBikeissetupwith,squeezeonebrakelever
andlooktoseewhetherthefrontorrearbrakeengages.Nowtothesamewiththe
otherbrakelever.Rememberthisconguration.
Whileyouaretestingthebrakeconguration,makesurethatyourhandscan
comfortablyreachandsqueezetheleverswithnoissues.Ifyouexperienceany
issuesordiscomfortoperatingthebrakes,pleasereachouttousbeforeriding.
C-Brakes (Rim Brakes)
C-Brakeswillbelocatedoneithertireseatedaroundtherim.Whenyouengage
them,they“hug”therimofthewheelinordertoslowittoasloworstopdepending
onhowmuchpressureyouapply.
Yourrimbrakeswillhaveaquick-releaselever.Whenthisreleaseisintheopen
position,thebrakepadsareabletoclearthetireinordertoallowforittoberemoved
orinstalled.Thebrakesareinoperableinthisposition.
Disc Brakes
DiscBrakeswillbelocatedonametaldiscthatisseatedwithineachwheel.
Thediscbrakeswillclampontothisdiscinordertoslowyourbiketoasloworstop
dependingonhowmuchpressureyouareapplying.
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Riding with worn brake pads, improperly installed brakes, or wheel where
you can visibly see the wear from the brake pads is dangerous and can
result in serious injury or death.
Applying the brakes suddenly or with too much pressure can result
in your wheel locking up. This can cause you to lose control and fall.
Some brakes (like hydraulic disc brakes) are incredibly powerful, so it’s
important that you take extra care when becoming familiar with using
these brakes.
Disc brakes can get extremely hot during and after extended use. Be
careful not to touch a disc brake until it has had plenty of time to
cool. This is especially important to remember if you are performing
maintenance that requires you to remove the front or rear wheel.
Disc rotors have sharp edges, exercise caution when handling them
during maintenance.
Review the brake manufacturer’s user manuals and be sure to properly
care for your brakes. It’s your responsibility to be able to recognize when
your brake pads need to be replaced.
Sudden or excessive application of the front brake may pitch the rider
over the handlebars.
Youcanndthecorrectusermanualforyourbrakesonthemanufacturers
website,orat:www.x.bike/manuals
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Tire Pressure
Tirescomeavailableinmanydifferentsizesandtheirusescanrangefrom
general-purposetohighlyspecializedweather/terrainconditions.It’simportantthat
youknowwhichtiresyoureBikecomeswithandunderstandthelimitationsand
specicationsthattheycanperformunder.
Size,pressureratingandotherinformationcanoftenbefoundonthesidewallof
thetire.TirePressureisthemostkeypieceofinformationforyoutoremember.
Inating a tire beyond the maximum pressure can blow the tire off the rim,
resulting in damage to the bike and potential injury to the rider.
Usingabikespecictirepumpwithabuilt-inpressuregaugeishighly
recommended.Ifyoudonothaveaccesstoone,ordonotfeelcomfortableinating
themyourself-pleaseseekprofessionalassistancefromyourlocalbikeshop.
Hightirepressuresworkbestforsmooth,drypavementrides,whilelowpres-
suresgivethebestperformanceonsmooth,slickterrain.However,increasing,or
decreasingtirepressurewillhavenoaffectontheterrainthatthetireisdesignedto
handle.Aroadtireatlowpressurestillcannothandleterrainssuchasclayorsand.
Ifyouareunsure,reachouttous,oryourlocalbikeshoptodeterminethebest
tirepressureforthekindofridingyouwillmostoftendo.
YourBabymakerwillcomestandardwith700x28C(1⅛”wide)roadtires.It’s
importantthatyouunderstandtheappropriateconditionsandterrainthatthesetires
canhandleinordertoensuresaferiding.
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Tire Valves
Notallbiketubevalvesarecreatedequal,andit’syourresponsibilitytomake
surethatthebikepumpyouareusinghastheappropriatettingtothevalvestemson
youreBike.
TheBabymakerwillcomettedwithaPrestavalve.Thisvalveisnarrowin
diameterandisexclusivetobiketires.ToinateavalvetubeusingaPrestaheaded
bikepumpfollowthesesteps:
1.Removethevalvecap
2.Unscrewthevalvestemnutcounterclockwise,andpushdownonthevalve
stemtofreeit.
3.Insertthepumpheadtothevalveheadandinate.
4.Toletairout-openupthevalvestemnutanddepressthevalvestem.
Note:ItispossibletoinateaPrestavalvewithadifferentpumptting,however
youwillneedaPrestaadapter.
We recommend carrying a spare inner tube with you when riding your
bike, as patching a tube is an emergency repair. If you do not execute it
correctly, or if you apply multiple patches, it can result in possible tube
failure. This could cause you to lose control and fall. Replace a patched
tube immediately.
Be sure to check your tire pressure frequently (at least every week) using
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BATTERY CARE
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It’simportanttofollowtheseinstructionsandsafetytipsinordertopreservethe
longevityofyourbattery’slifeandensureproperperformance.
Fullychargethebatterybeforeeachridetomakesureit’sreadytogothefull
range.Thiswillhelpreducethechanceofover-dischargingthebattery.
Based on IATA regulations you are not allowed to ship Lithium-ion
batteries this size by air. Please consult a land or sea freight agent for
transportation of the battery.
If the battery becomes physically damaged, non-functional, has been
dropped, or involved in a crash, or you notice it performing abnormally,
please discontinue use and contact FLX Bike immediately.
Charging your Battery
Thechargerisratedfor100-240V.Besuretocheckthecharger,charger
cables,andbatteryfordamagebeforebeginningeachcharge.
Chargingtimetakesabout2hours.Onrareoccasion,itmaytakelongerto
allowthebatterytofullycharge,particularlywhenthebikeisnew,orhasbeenstored
foralongperiodoftime.
Only charge the battery with the supplied FLX charger as others may
cause damage to the battery or increase the possibility of re or
explosion.
Whilethechargerisdesignedtoautomaticallystopchargingoncethebatteryis
full,donotleaveitpluggedinforperiodsoftimegreaterthan12hours.
Makesureyourchargeravoidscontactwithliquids,dirt,anddebris.
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Again, if you do not feel condent in your abilities to complete all of these
steps properly, please reach out to us, or take your Babymaker into an
eBike shop for professional assistance. Proper maintenance and care is
crucial in order for you to continue enjoying your Babymaker safely.
Thechargermaygethotwhileinuse,howeverifitgetstoohottotouchoryou
noticeanythingsuchasastrangesmell,orotherindicationsthatitmaypossiblybe
overheating,discontinueuseimmediatelyandcontactFLXBike.
Do not cover the charger while in use.
Do not open the charger or alter the voltage input.
If there appears to be any issue with the charger or battery, stop riding
and contact us immediately.
Battery Removal
TheBabymaker’sbatterycanberemovedthroughthehead-tubeforserviceor
replacement.Shouldyouneedtodoso,pleaserefertothisvideoforinstructions.
Watch the Battery Removal Tutorial here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOeD9qyle-E&t=1s

Balancing your Battery
Whenyourstreceiveyourbike,it’simportantthatyoufollowthesestepsto
ensurethatyourbatterycellsareproperlybalancedinordertokeepthemoperating
asefcientlyaspossible.
1.Fortherstinitialchargeuponreceivingyourbike(orafterlongstoragetimes),be
suretochargethebatteryforatleast4hoursbeforeriding.
Note:Werecommendthatyouletthebatterychargeforatleast4hoursforthe
rst3chargestomakesurethecellsbalanceproperly.
2.Aftertherst3rides,youmaybeginnormalchargingprocedures.
Storing Your Battery
Ifyouplanonstoringyourbike(orsparebattery)forlongerthantwoweeksat
atime,pleasebesuretofollowtheseguidelinesinordertomaintainthelifespanof
yourbattery.
Itisrecommendedthatyoudonotleavethebatteryatlowerthanan80%
chargewhenstoringforlongperiodsoftimes.Ifstoringforamonthorlonger,period-
icallycheckthebatteryandbesuretokeepthechargeuptoatleast80%
Storeyourbatteryinacool,dryareaawayfromwaterandotherelementsata
temperaturebetween50°F–77°F(10°C-25°C).
Failure to follow proper battery care practices can result in unnecessary
wear to the components, battery, and/or charger, which could lead to a
battery that under-performs, or becomes non functional. Loss of battery
capacity is not covered by warranty.
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TAKING CARE
Service
Technological advances have made eBikes and their components more
complex, thus it is impossible for this manual to cover all of the
information required to repair/maintain your eBike. It’s important that you
have any repairs or maintenance that is not covered in this manual, done
by a qualied professional in order to reduce the chances of an accident/
possible injury.
Lifespan
Like any machine, an eBike and its components will be subject to wear
and tear over time. Different parts and materials will have varying life
spans, and when a components lifespan is exceed, it can suddenly fail,
resulting in serious injury or even death for the rider.
Be sure to check your eBike and components thoroughly for signs of
scratches, cracks, fraying or discoloration as any parts with these kinds
of visible distress may be at the end of their lifespan.
Components may be covered for a period of time through the warranty,
however there is no guarantee that a product will last the term of the
warranty. The lifespan of your eBike and its components is related to the
riding you do, and the care that you take.
A crash or heavy impact can put incredible stress on eBike components,
causing them to wear out prematurely. Components that suffer from
extreme stress can fail suddenly, causing loss of control, serious injury,
or death. Be sure to chose the correct bike for your intended purpose.

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Thiswarrantyisnotmeanttosuggestorimplythattheproductscannotbe
brokenorwilllastforever.Itdoesmanthattheproductiscoversubjecttothetherms
ofthiswarranty.FLXwillhavenoobligation,underthislimitedwarranty,intheevent
thattheproductisdamagedordestroyedasaresultofanyofthefollowingevents:
wearandtear,componentuseonanonFLXproduct.
Warranty Information
FLXbikewarrantsthatthisproductiswarrantedtothebuyeragainstmanufac-
turingdefectsinmaterialsorworkmanshipforaperiodof(1)yearfromthedateof
shipment.Theoriginalreceiptofpurchaseisrequiredtoestablishproofofpurchase
andmustbeprovidedtoFLXBikeforanyclaims.FLXBikewillrequirecustomersto
completeamandatorystandardprocedureforwarrantyclaimsthatwillinvolvemedia
suchasphotosandvideostohelpFLXBikeestablishthefaultwiththeproduct.Only
theindividualcomponentsthemselvesarecoveredbythewarranty.Theremoval,as-
sembly,andtuningrequirementsofthecomponentisbornebythecustomermaking
theclaim.Thecostsandinconveniencethatresultfromalossofuseoftheproductis
notcoveredwhilstthewarrantyproceduretakesplace.
Thewarrantyforreplacementcomponentswillbebasedonthedateofship-
ment.Undernocircumstancewillareplacementcomponenthaveawarrantydate
thatisdifferentthantheoriginaldateofdelivery.Ifareplacementisnecessarydue
toadefectinmaterialsorworkmanship,thenFLXBikewillreplacethecomponent
duringthewarrantyperiod,oncethedefectiveparthasbeenreturnedtous.FLXwill
havenoobligationunderthislimitedwarrantyintheeventthattheproductisdam-
agedordestroyedasaresultofanyofthefollowingevents:componentuseonanon
FLXproduct,damageordestructionbyabuse,collision,theft,impropermaintenance,
ormishandlingoftheproduct,naturalforcessuchaswind,lightninghailetc.,anywill-
fulornegligentact,penetrationoropeningtheproductcasingsinanymanner.
ReplacementwillbehonoredonlybyFLX.ThisisFLX’sexclusivewarranty.Noparty
isgrantedexpressorimpliedauthoritytochangeorannulthiswarrantyinanyman-
ner.FLXdisclaimsanyliabilityforspecial,incidentalorconsequentialdamages.
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Thewarrantyappliesonlytotheoriginalbuyeroftheproductandisnottrans-
ferabletosubsequentownersoranyotherparty.Thiswarrantyisvoidiftheproduct
issubjectedtoabuse,neglect,improperrepair,impropermaintenance,alteration,
modication,anaccidentorotherabnormal,excessivelyimproperuseatthesole
discretionofFLX.
Warranty Exclusions
Thiswarrantydoesnotcover:
-Damageorfailurefromabuse,neglect,misuseoraccident.
-Damagefromstuntriding,rampjumping,acrobatics,competitiveevents,
suchasbicycleracing,bicyclemotocrossracing,orsimilaractivitiesorany
activitythatisnotconsistentwiththeintendeduseoftheproduct.
-Damagesresultingfromimproperchargingofthebatterypackoruseofany
chargernotsuppliedbyFLX.
-Installationofanyparts,accessories,orelectricalcomponentsnotoriginally
intendedfororcompatiblewiththeproductassold,oranymodicationofthe
frameoranycomponentsoriginallysupplied;tires,brakepads,chains,lights,
motors,batteries,displays,orvehiclecontrollersthathavebeenopenedfor
anypurposewhatsoever,otherthanbyFLX.
-Allwarrantiesarevoidiftheproductisusedforanypurposeotherthanthe
reasonableintendeduseoftheproduct.Additionally,thiswarrantydoesnot
coverdamageassociatedwithcommercialuse.
-Aftermarketcomponentsormodications.
-Allimpliedwarranties,includingthewarrantiesofmerchantabilityandtness
foraparticularpurpose,arelimitedindurationtothatoftheexpresswarranties
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MORE TIPS
Besuretofrequentlyinspectandtightenyourcrankboltsasneeded.
Crankboltscanloosenonanybike,especiallyafterstrenuoususe.
Whileridingintherainistotallysafe,rustisabikesworstenemy!
BesuretodryoffyourBabymakerafterawetride.
Inspectallboltsonaregularbasistoensurethattheyaretightandall
componentsaresecure.
Regularlycheckyourbrakepads,andchangethemifyounotice:
-Contamination
-Lessthan.8mmofmaterial
-Cracksordeformation
Properlyinateyourtires.Underinatedtiresarepronetoatsandcan
affectthesmoothnessofyourride.
Ingeneral,itisgoodtogiveyourbikeanicewipedownwithadamprag
whenitgetsparticularlydirty.Makesuretobemindfulwhengoingnear
theelectronics.
Proper maintenance is essential for your safety and to ensure that you
get optimal performance from your eBike. If you are unable to perform the
general maintenance yourself, please reach out to a qualied mechanic.
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ElectricBicyclesaredenedbytheCaliforniaVehicleCode.
NewlegislationbecameeffectiveinJanuary2016.Thecurrentregulations
denean“electricbicycle”as:abicycleequippedwithfullyoperablepedalsandan
electricmotoroflessthan750watts,separatedintothreeclasses:
1. A “class 1 electric bicycle,”or“low-speedpedal-assistedelectricbicycle,”
isabicycleequippedwithamotorthatprovidesassistanceonlywhentherider
ispedaling,andthatceasestoprovideassistancewhenthebicyclereaches
thespeedof20milesperhour.
2. A “class 2 electric bicycle,”or“low-speedthrottle-assistedelectric
bicycle,”isabicycleequippedwithamotorthatmaybeusedexclusivelyto
propelthebicycle,andthatisnotcapableofprovidingassistancewhenthe
bicyclereachesthespeedof20milesperhour.
3. A “class 3 electric bicycle,”or“speedpedal-assistedelectricbicycle,”isa
bicycleequippedwithamotorthatprovidesassistanceonlywhentherideris
pedaling,(nothrottle)andthatceasestoprovideassistancewhenthebicycle
reachesthespeedof28milesperhourandequippedwithaspeedometer.
Localgovernmentordinancesareallowedtopermitorbananyclassofelectric
bicyclesondedicatedbicyclepathsandtrails,withClass1&2permitted,andClass
3banned,bydefault
Lawsvaryindifferentstates/countries.Pleasecheckyourlocalregulations.
HereisagoodresourceofinformationintheUS:http://peopleforbikes.org/our-work/
e-bikes/policies-and-laws/
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