GENUINE XS 750F User manual

Owner’s Manual
XS 750F

NOTICE
This manual contains many NOTICE, WARNING and CAUTION statements
concerning the safe operation and potential consequences if safe setup, operation and
maintenance are not performed. The notes, warnings and cautions contained within
the manual and marked by this triangular Caution Symbol should also be given special
care. For your safety, follow all safety warnings contained within the owner's manual
and the labels applied to your bicycle.
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This owner's manual contains important safety, operational and maintenance information. Any person operating
this bicycle should carefully read and fully understand the entire contents of the owner's manual prior to riding
the bicycle. If you are a parent or guardian, you are responsible for the activities and safety of your children.
The XS 750F E-Bike is not designed for use by children.
If you have any questions, please ask your customer service representative for assistance.
! WARNING
Lithium-Ion Batteries and/or products that contain Lithium-Ion Batteries can expose you to chemicals
including cobalt, lithium, nickel oxide, and nickel, which are known to the State of California to cause
cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
For more information go to www. P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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You should keep this manual, along with any other documents that were included with your bicycle, for
future reference, however all content in this manual is subject to change or withdrawal without notice.
Visit https://www.genuinescooters.com/owners-manuals/ to download the latest version.
GENUINE makes every effort to ensure accuracy of its documentation and assumes no responsibility of
liability if any errors or inaccuracies appear within.
Assembly and first adjustment of your bicycle requires special tools and skills and it is recommended that these
actions should be performed by a trained bicycle mechanic whenever possible. For your safety, please check to
ensure all parts are in good condition and adjusted properly prior to riding your bicycle. Contact your customer
service representative in the event you have difficulty or questions.
INTRODUCTION
Your bicycle can provide many years of riding enjoyment. You must take responsibility for your own safety and
the safety of others. There are many steps you can take to protect yourself and others while riding. Following
operational guidelines within this manual and wearing proper safety apparel are two ways to begin cultivating
safe riding habits.
Because it is impossible to anticipate every situation or condition which can occur while riding, this manual
makes no representations about the safe use of bicycles under all conditions. There are risks associated with
the use of any bicycle which cannot be predicted or avoided, and which are the sole responsibility of the rider.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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NOTICE ............................................................................ 1
INTRODUCTION ............................................................ 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................ 3
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS .................................... 4, 5
SAFE RIDING
Wear Safety Gear, Make Yourself Visible ............. 6
Know Your Limits, Road Conditions ........................... 6
RECOMMENDED TORQUE VALUES ......................
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BICYCLE LAYOUT
Overview ........................................... ...................... 8
Handlebar Controls ...................................................... 9
Suspension .................................................................. 10
DIGITAL DISPLAY LAYOUT ...................................... 11
DIGITAL DISPLAY SETTINGS
Power On / Off, Display Interface .......... ................. 12
Battery Capacity, Motor Power, USB .. ................... 13
Trip Distance, Backlight Brightness ........... .......... .. 14
Imperial / Metric Units, Clock ........... ....................... 15
Walk Mode, Lighting, Pedal-Assist Level ...... .... .... 16
SAFETY CHECKLIST .............................................. 17,18
OPERATION
Sidestand, Pedal Assist Level Selection ................ 19
Pedal Assist, Throttle, USB Charging ........ ............ 20
Shifting Gears, Brakes ............................................. 21
Suspension Preload Adjustment . ............................ 22
Suspension Rebound Adjustment . .......................... 23
BATTERY
Battery Removal, Battery Installation ...................... 24
Battery Charging .................................................... 25
Battery Range, Battery Safety . ................................ 26
TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................ 27,28
PARKING, TRANSPORT, STORAGE .................... 29
CARGO ................................................................... 3 0
BICYCLE CARE ...................................................... 31
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE ................................. 32
MAINTENANCE LOG ............................................. 33

Product Specifications
48v 14Ah Lithium Battery
Hydraulic dampening - adjustable
preload & rebound with lockout
750W Brushless Geared Motor 20” * 21” AL6061 M Model
KDS KD51C + USB LCD Display Hydraulic Disc 180mm
Shimano Altus 7 Speed US Standard 2.0 A Charger
20mph throttle, 25mph pedal assist Shimano 7 Speed
40+ Miles Velo
Intelligent 5 Level Pedal Assist Shimano Tourney ysp
Half Twist Throttle Kenda 20” x 4”
6~7 Hours 92 Ibs
5'2” ~ 6'4”
330 Ibs
Battery
Motor
Display
Derailleur
Max Speed
Estimated Range
Pedal Assist
Throttle
Charging time
Recommended
Rider Height Front Fork
Frame
Brake
Charger
Freewheel
Seat
Shifter
Tires
Weight
Max Load
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Maximum Load
Capactiy
330 LBS
Wheelbase
43.7 inch
Seat Height
Total Length
32 INCH
69
inch
Tires
20 X 4
Handlebar Reach
24 inch
Motor
750W
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Product Specifications

Wear a Helmet
Rider safety begins with quality head protection. A head injury is one of the most serious injuries that can occur. Always
wear a quality DOT approved helmet that is properly buckled. If the helmet does not have a face shield, wear suitable eye
protection.
Wear Protective Apparel
Choose quality eyewear, footwear, gloves, and other riding apparel specifically designed with protective features.
Loose clothing can be unsafe when riding your bicycle.
Make Yourself Visible
Wear bright, reflective apparel to make yourself more visible. Position yourself on bicycle pathways where other bicyclists
and / or motorists can easily see you. Use your hand signs, bell and other methods to help others locate you and understand
your intended actions. Turn on your lights even during daylight hours to become more visibile
Know Your Limits
Ride within the boundaries of your own skill at all times. Do not ride under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Strictly observe all
traffic regulations. Always adapt your riding to account for traffic and road conditions.
Surface Conditions
Surface conditions can vary greatly. Your riding stability and braking power are limited by the grip of the tires on the surface of
which you are riding. When encountering loose or slippery surfaces, braking distance will increase significantly, and riding
stability will be reduced. Reduce speed and perform all actions in a gradual and deliberate manner to prevent accidents.
Safe Riding
WARNING
Not wearing safety apparel increases the chance of serious injury or death in a crash. Be sure you always
wear a helmet and proper protective gear.
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Recommended Torque Values
Hardware Location Torque Required (Nm)
Handlebar 18-20
Stem 18-20
Saddle 18-20
Front Wheel (For Bikes with Bolt on Front Wheel) 16-25
Rear Wheel 35-40
Bottom Bracket Parts 35-55
Pedals 35
Disk Mounting Bolts 6
Disk Caliper Mount 10
Crank Bolts 40
Rear Derailleur Cable Pinch 6
Front Derailleur Clamp 7
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On / Off Digital Display Front Brake
Handle
Grip
Lighting Throttle
Seat Frame Battery
LED Rear Light
Rear Shock LED Head Light
Front Fork
Motor
Tire
Rear Derailleur
Pedal
Front Brake
Rear Brake
Handle
Grip
Gear Selector
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Bicycle Layout

Bicycle Layout
After the bike has been properly assembled, all components are secured correctly, and you have run through all safety
checks, you may now proceed to set up and operate the vehicle. Familiarize yourself with all controls and settings prior to operation.
Light
Power
Increase
Input
Decrease
Left Grip
Rear Brake Lever
Bell
Right Grip
Front Brake Lever
Throttle
Up Shift
Down Shift
Gear Indicator
Digital Display
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Bicycle Layout
After the bike has been properly assembled, all components are secured correctly, and you have run through all safety
checks, you may now proceed to set up and operate the vehicle. Familiarize yourself with all controls and settings prior to operation.
Fork Pre-Load Adjuster Fork Rebound Adjuster / Lockout Shock Pre-Load Adjuster
WARNING
Failure to familiarize yourself with vehicle settings and controls can result in serious injury or
death. Make sure you understand all operational settings prior to riding your e-bike.
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Digital Display Layout
USB Connection Indicator
Range / Time Unit
Unit of Speed
Battery Indicator Time Indication Push-assistance Level Indication area
Function List
Text Indication
Lighting Indicator
Power Indicator
Speed Indication
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Digital Display Settings
◆ POWER ON / OFF
Long Press the power button for 2 seconds to power on the E-bike. Once on, Long press the power button for 2 seconds to power off.
If the electric bike is not used for more than 10 minutes, the E-bike will automatically power off.
◆ DISPLAY INTERFACE
When the E-bike is turned on, the meter displays the real-time speed and total mileage by default. Short press the “i” button to display
the information in real time speed, average speed, maximum speed, trip mileage, total mileage, and trip duration.
Real-Time Speed Average Speed Maximum Speed
Trip Distance
Odometer Distance
Trip Duration
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◆ BATTERY CAPACITY INDICATION
The display on the handlebar of your bike features a battery capacity gauge. It is recommended that
users charge the battery as soon as possible once there is one bar remaining on the display. Once the
battery is fully depleted, the last remaining bar will being to flash communicating to the user that they
should cease power assisted operation immediately.
Digital Display Settings
◆ MOTOR POWER OUTPUT
The current power output of the motor can be read via the interface.
Flashing
◆ USB CONNECTION INDICATOR
The "USB" indicator will illuminate when a USB charger is connected.
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In the power-on state, while the vehicle is stationary, press and hold the “+” and “-” buttons simultaneously for more than 2
seconds to enter "Settings" mode. Each setting item needs to be carried out while the e-bike is stationary.
◆ TRIP DISTANCE RESET
"tC" stands for "Trip Clear". Press the “+” or “-” button to select between choices.
Selecting "tC-Y" means the trip distance mileage will be reset to zero
Selecting "tC-n" means that the trip distance milage will not be cleared.
Short press the “i” button to confirm your choice and subsequently enter the next setting option.
Press and hold the “i” button to confirm and exit if you do not wish to continue to adjust other settings.
◆ BACKLIGHT BRIGHTNESS
"bL" represents the backlight brightness setting. Press the “+” or “-” button to change the backlight
brightness parameter.
"bL-1" will set low backlight brightness
"bL-2" will set standard backlight brightness
"bL-3" will set high backlight brightness.
The factory default value is bL-1.
Short press the “i” button to confirm backlight brightness and subsequently enter the next setting option.
Press and hold the “i” button to confirm and exit if you do not wish to continue to adjust other settings.
Digital Display Settings
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◆ CLOCK SETTING
"Hour" represents the clock setting. Press the “+” or “-” button to select between choices.
"Hour-n" setting will not display the clock. The default value is set to "Hour-n".
"Hour-Y" setting will display the clock.
Short press the “i” button to confirm your choice of "Hour-n" or "Hour-Y".
If you choose "Hour-Y" you will then enter the time set mode. Press"+" or "-" to change the time.
Short press the “i” button to confirm the time and subsequently enter the next setting option.
Press and hold the “i” button to confirm and exit the general setting state when you are complete.
◆ IMPERIAL / METRIC UNITS
"U" stands for "Units". Press the “+” or “-” button to select between choices.
"U-1" setting will display imperial system units.
"U-2" setting will display metric system units. The default unit setting is metric.
Short press the “i” button to confirm your choice and subsequently enter the next
setting option.
Press and hold the “i” button to confirm and exit if you do not wish to continue to
adjust other settings.
Digital Display Settings
The time can only be displayed in the 24 hour format.
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The walking mode can only be used while the user walks
along side the electric bike. Do not use "Walk" mode while
riding on the e-bike.
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◆ WALKING MODE
Press and HOLD the “—” button. After 2 seconds, the electric bike enters power-assisted "Walking"
mode. The electric bike travels at a constant speed of 3.75 miles per hour. At the same time, the screen
displays “WALK”. Release the “—” button and the electric bike will immediately stop the power output and
return to the state before the boost.
◆ LIGHTING ON / OFF
Press and Hold the button for 2 seconds, the instrument backlight will turn on, and the controller
is notified to turn on the headlights. When the external light is insufficient or driving at night, the LCD
backlight can be turned on. Press and Hold the “ ” button again for 2 seconds to turn off the LCD
backlight and notify the controller turns off the headlights.
◆ PEDAL ASSISTANCE LEVEL SELECTION
Press the “+” or “—” button to select the desired level of pedal-assistance. The default output power
range of the meter is 0-5. In the 0 position, there will be no assistance from the motor. 1 is minimum
assistance and 5 is the maximum level of pedal-assistance. The higher the level of pedal-assistance, the
more power the motor will provide and the quicker your battery will deplete over time.
Digital Display Settings
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Brakes
oEnsure front and rear brakes function properly with sufficient lever pressure.
oEnsure brake pads are not over worn and are correctly positioned in relation to the calipers.
oEnsure brake hoses show no obvious signs of fluid leaks or damage.
oEnsure brake control levers are adjusted, lubricated and tightly secured to the handlebars.
Wheels and Tires
oEnsure tires are inflated to within the recommended limits displayed on the tire sidewalls.
oEnsure ties have tread and have no BULGES OR EXCESSIVE WEAR.
oEnsure all wheel spokes are tight, rims run true and have no obvious wobbles or kinks.
Steering oEnsure handlebar and stem are correctly adjusted and tightened, and allow proper steering.
oEnsure the handlebar is set correctly in relation to the forks and the direction of travel.
Chain oEnsure the chain is lubricated, clean and runs smoothly.
oExtra care and frequent cleaning is required in wet or dusty conditions.
Cranks and Pedals oEnsure pedals are secured tightly to the cranks.
oEnsure the cranks are securely tightened and are not bent.
Derailleurs
oCheck that the derailleur is adjusted and functioning properly.
oEnsure shift and brake levers are attached to the handlebar securely.
oEnsure all brake and shift cables are properly lubricated.
NOTICE: Before every ride, it is important to carry out the following safety checks.
Safety Checklist
Safety Check Basic Steps
WARNING
Failure to perform equipment safety checks increases the chance of vehicle failure which can
result in serious injury or death. Be sure you check your equipment before each ride.
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Suspension
Lighting
Reflectors
Motor Drive Assembly and Throttle
oEnsure hub motor is spinning smoothly and the motor bearings are in good working order.
oEnsure all power cables on the bicycle are secured and undamaged.
oMake sure the hub motor axle bolts are secured and all torque arms and torque
washers are in place.
Battery Pack and Wiring
oEnsure battery is charged before use and securely locked into the frame.
oEnsure there is no damage to wiring or battery pack.
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NOTICE: Before every ride, it is important to carry out the following safety checks.
Safety Checklist
Safety Check Basic Steps
oEnsure there is no damage, binding or fluid leaks from shocks and fork.
o Ensure the Shock mounting bolts are secure and to torque specification
oEnsure the headlight is securely mounted and fully functional.
o Ensure the tailight is functional and brake light flashes when brake is applied.
oEnsure the reflectors are securely mounted to the chassis
o Ensure the reflectors are clean and free of damage
Racks, Fenders, Accessories and
Cargo.
oEnsure any racks, fenders, accessories and cargo are securely mounted to the chassis
o Ensure any racks, fenders, accessories and cargo are not in contact with moving components
of the bicycle such as wheels, handlebars, suspension, crank, etc.
Ensure wiring connections are interlocked and wiring is appropriately secured to the bicycle.
WARNING
Failure to perform equipment safety checks increases the chance of vehicle failure which can
result in serious injury or death. Be sure you check your equipment before each ride.
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Operation
◆ SIDESTAND
Before you ride your E-Bike, raise the side stand upward to a secure position.
◆ PEDAL ASSIST POWER LEVEL
Press the Power button to turn the E-Bike on or off.
Press the Increase button to increase the motor power
Press the Decrease button to decrease the motor power.
Increase
Power level 0 will provide no power from the motor.
Power level 1 is minimum and power level 5 is the maximum
level of pedal assist power.
The motor power provided using throttle only operation is the
same regardless of power level setting.
Operating your E-Bike at higher power levels will deplete
your battery more rapidly over time.
Only power on and power off your e-bike while securely mounted on the bicycle. Powering on prior to
mounting or leaving the power on while dismounted can cause unexpected acceleration of the E-Bike if the
throttle or pedals are accidently applied. This could cause injury or death.
WARNING
Decrease Power
Power Level
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