GOLDEN ELECTRIC CYCLES W750 User manual

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we lc om e
Congratulations! You have in your possession one of
the finest bicycle products in the world. The following
pages will provide you with the information you need
to properly use, adjust, maintain, and service your new
bike, so you can get the most out of every ride!
It is essential that you read this owner’s manual
thoroughly before riding your bicycle. We know you’re anx-
ious to ride, but trust us, it will only take a few minutes, and
then you can unleash the full potential of your bicycle.
In order to prevent serious injury, please pay close attention
to the safety and caution information located in this manual.
If you encounter any issues with your bicycle that aren’t cov-
ered in this guide, please contact your nearest authorized
dealer. Consider Golden Cycles as your number one dealer to
answer questions, perform required maintenance, and recom-
mend the best equipment and gear to compliment your ride.
Please contact us to see which available
Authorized Dealer is in your area (pg.3)
Thank You for buying Golden Cycles! We are
proud to be your brand of choice
SERIAL # ____________________
Now Go Ride!

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tab l e of c o ntents
pg .6
contact us
pg .2
welcome
pg . 7–8
getting started
pg . 4
release of
liability
pg .9–10
handlebar &
lcd screen
pg .5
general warning
note to parents
pg . 11
adjusting seat
pg . 12
pedals
pg . 17–19
care & tips
pg . 20–25
w 750 lcd
display
pg . 14–16
power on & tips
pg .13–14
battery

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Please Read Carefully.
Biycle riding is a hazardous sport and/or activity.
This bicycle bought from Innovative Sports
Distribution and Zyclefix Bicycles Inc. or any of its
authorized bicycle dealers and/or
distributors is understood to be the
consumer’s sole responsability and legal liability.
I, the consumer and purchaser of this
Golden Cycles branded bicycle and/or product
understand and acknowledge that bicycle
riding may cause injury or death due to normal
use, abuse, poorly maintained equipment, stunt
riding, road terrain and/or accidents. I hearby
release Innovative Sports Distribution and
Zyclefix Bicycles Inc., its owners, affliliates and
employees from any and all legal liability from
injury, property damage, and death to myself, or
my minor children and anyone that rides this
bicycle. The rider assumes full reponibility and
liability resulting from assembly, maintenance, or
use (as stated above) of any such
equipment. I agree to defend, indemnify and hold
harmless Innovative Sports Distribution and
Zyclefix Bicycles Inc. for and from any
injury to other person(s) or property which I may
cause as a result of engaging in the
activity of riding a bicycle from this distributor.
re l ea s e of liability

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general wa rn i n g
an ote to pa rents
Like any sport, bicycling involves risk of injury and damage.
By choosing to ride a bicycle you assume the responsability for
that risk; so you need to know and practice the rules of safe
and responsible riding and proper use and maintenance, as
this can reduce risk of injury.
This guide contains many warnings and cautions, failure to fol-
low these guidelines can lead to serious injury. Our inability to
anticipate every situation or condition which can occur while
riding makes this guide no representation about the safe use of
the bicycle 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.
We recommend this bicycle for adults, if you choose to have
your child ride it please be aware it is at your sole
responsibility, and personal liability. IF you allow your child to
ride make sure they wear an approved DOT bicyle helmet at
all times. A bicycling helmet is inteded for bicycling only, failure
to follow this warning may result in serious injury or death.
As a parent/guardian you are responsible for the activities and
safety of your child. This includes making sure the bicycle is
properly fitted to the child, that is it in good repair and safe op-
erating condition; that your child has learned and understands
the safe operation of a bicycle, that your child has learned,
understands, and obeys local motor vehicle laws, bicycle and
trac laws, and the common sense rules of safe and responsi-
ble cycling. You should read this manual carefully before allow-
ing your child to ride the bicycle.

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Important
This manual contains important safety, perfor-
mance and service information. Read it before you
take the first ride, and keep it somewhere safe for ref-
erence. For your own safety and the safety of the
bike we recommend you have this bicycle assembled
by an experienced professional bicycle mechanic.
Additional safety, performance and service infor-
mation for specific components such as suspension or
pedals on your bicycle, or for accessories such as hel-
mets or lights that you purchase may also be available.
Make sure your dealer has given you all the manufactur-
ers’ literature that was included with your bicycle. In case
of a conflict between the instructions in this manual and
information provided by a component manufacturer, al-
ways follow the component manufacturer’s instructions.
If you have any questions or concerns,
consult with the dealer of the bicycle’s manufacturer.
Note
This manual is not intended for comprehensive use,
nor as a service, repair or maintenance manual. Please see
your dealer for all service repairs or maintenance. Your
dealer may also be able to refer you to classes, clinics,
or books on bicycle use, service repair or maintenance.
c o ntac t u s
Address:
1935 Santa Anita Ave. South El Monte, CA 91773
Phone:
[phone]
Email:
[email protected]
Web:
goldenbicycles.com
Instagram:
@goldenbicycles

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getting sta rte d
1. You have your new bike! Don’t be shy, open it, and make sure
to be careful when using sharp knives to open it. Ensure that
your order has arrived in perfect condition by opening the top
of the box and examining the bike.
2. Now take it out.
When taking out the bike from the box keep in mind that
eBikes are usually a lot heavier than standard bikes. Ask for
help if needed. (Pro Tip: Cut the box open from the side. Use
knives in a safe manner!)

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getting sta rte d
3. Remove the packaging. Be careful not to cut yourself with
staples in the box or when cutting o ties on the packaging.
Make sure to remove the protector on the left side of the front
wheel. Here are the tools you will need to assemble the
bicycle and what you will find inside the package...

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h an d l e ba r
4. Use the 4mm Allen Key to remove the bolts and remove
the clamp at the top of the stem. Once removed, insert the
handlebar, center it, and re-attatch the clamp. In order to
adjust the handlebar, loosen the Allen bolts of the front
plate until the handlebar is easy to adjust. Adjust the han-
dlebar to your liking and then tighten the bolts. Tighten
each one, little by little to get even tightness. Tightening
one bolt first all the way will make the clamp uneven and
could result in the handlebar moving while riding.
Re-attatch the clamp.
Remove the bolts to take
o the clamp at the top
stem.
Screw the bolts back
in.
Insert the handlebar.

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5. Now you need to attatch the Screen/Dash Board. You will
find this in the smallest box that came with the bike. In it
you should find 2 clamps, 4 screws, and the screen with
the contol center. Use the 3mm Allen Key to attatch the
clamp and the display screen on the handlebar. To attatch
the control center you need to use a 2.5mm Allen Key to
unscrew the clamp and screw it back on the handlebar.
You will find more detailed steps in pages 20–22
Attatch the clamp to
the screen by screwing
on the bolts.
Attatch the control
panel by screwing the
bolts in with a 2.5mm
Allen Key.
Attatch the Dashboard/
Screen.
Open the box with the
Dashboard/Screen

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adjusting t h e s eat
6. In order to adjust the seat you need to open the seat
clamp, then when it is loose enough to let the seat move
freely, adjust the seat to your liking. We recommend that it
is at the height of the hip of the rider.
7. Once the seat is at the correct height, close the seat clamp,
then press down on the seat to make sure that the seat is
secured at your desired height. (Rule of Thumb: your knees
should not go over your waist when riding)
Adjusting the seat to the proper height is of high importance.
For your safety please make sure to follow the following in-
structions this will ensure a safer and more comfortable ride
Open the seat clamp.
This is the seat clamp.
Push down on the seat to
make sure it is secure.
Adjust the seat to the
height of your hip.
Close the seat clamp back
up.

p e da ls
8. Assembling the Pedals. You will need the 15mm pedal
wrench. Make sure the the direction is correct before
inserting the pedals, the right pedal goes on the right and the
left pedal goes on the left. For easier understanding, the right
side is the side where the chain is. The pedals are marked
“R” for right and “ L” for left on the front side of the bolt
(Reminder: fitting pedals on the wrong side can cause
damage to the crank arm and pedals, this may result in
serious injury or death. This IS NOT covered by warranty.)
Screw the right pedal clockwise and the left pedal
counterclockwise. Use the 15mm Pedal Wrench to tighten
the pedals as tight as possible.Make sure pedals are on tight
(Always check for loose pedals before each ride)
Open the box with
the pedals.
Put the right pedal on the
right side and the left ped-
al on the left side. Marks
are on front of bolt.
Tighten the pedals as
tight as you can with a
15mm pedal wrench.
Screw the right pedal
clockise and the left
pedal
counterclockwise.
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i n s e rt i n g t h e bat te ry
9. Inserting the battery. You will find the battery in the big-
gest box that was in the packaging. Take it out of the box
and be careful not to drop it, as the battery is heavy. The
battery has connectors on one side, please insert that end
to the bottom of the opening
10. When inserting the battery make sure front of the battery
is facing the front of the bike. Make sure that the battery is
secure by pressing it down until it clicks. Use the keys to
secure the battery.
Push down until you hear
a click.
Insert the battery.
This is the front of the
battery
This is the key to take the
battery out

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re mov i n g t h e bat te ry
11. The bicycle came with two (2) keys attached to it. DO NOT
LOSE THESE KEYS, we do not have replacements.
12. To take out the battery all you have to do is insert the key
in the keyhole on the left side of the bike and turn it clock-
wise. This will release the battery and you can pull it out.
Remove the battery
Insert the key and turn it
clockwise.
p owe r i n g o n & t i p s
13. To turn on the bike all you
have to do is press and
hold the power button.
14. To turn on the headlight
of the bike press hold the
plus button for
approximately 3 seconds.

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p owe r i n g o n & t i p s
15. To check the battery level
on the battery, press and
hold the power button at
the end of the battery.
16. Changing from Full Thro-
tle to Pedal Assist: To do
this all you have to do is
press the small squared but-
ton under the throttle.
17. Walk Mode: If you are
walking your bicycle up
a hill with your bike and
need help, you can hold-
press the minus button on
the control center and this
will have your bike assist
you on the walk. (Note:
please be careful, the bicy-
cle may go a bit fast)
18. Switching from
Kilometers to Miles: Doing
this is quite simple, all you
have to do is press and
hold on the plus and minus
button until it changes to
miles. This should only
take a few seconds.

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19. Switching Gears: There is two small levers behind the left
brake handle, in order to increase the gear you press down
on the lever on the front, but to go down a gear you need
to press down on the lever in the back. The gear control
screen will show you what gear you’re on. Please do not
shift gears when the Bike is idle. This may cause damage
to your gears and deraillers. Only shift when bicycle is in
motion.
20. Changing the Speed: When adjusting the speed on your
bike, all you have to do is press the plus button to increase
the speed and press the minus button to decrease the
speed.
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c a re & t i p s
7. To ensure that your bike will hold the correct amount of
charge you will need to charge the battery for a 12hr cycle
the first three times you use it.
8. Batteries come with two battery lock keys. DO NOT LOSE
these, we do not have any replacements.
9. When storing your bike. Remove the battery, charge it
to 60%, store in a dry and cool place, and cover it. These
steps will help avoid damage or moisture buildup. Make
sure to check the battery at least once every month and
recharge to 60% if necessary.
10. Batteries are NOT WATERPROOF, they are WATER
RESISTANT ONLY. We highly recommend to store your
eBike indoors. It is an electronic machine, like all electron-
ics, outdoor storage is not recommended. If you must store
the bike outside please remove the battery, store it inside,
and follow the directions from step 9 for correct storing.
Make sure to cover the exposed battery connections with
a plastic or waterproof covering to prevent damage from
moisture.
11. To avoid electric shock, DO NOT charge batteries in areas
where there is high humidity or outdoors. DO NOT insert
the charging plug if it is wet or has signs of moisture. Wait
until the plug is completely dry and then charge.
12. When carrying out maintenance or repairs make sure to
remove the battery and the cables beforehand.
Here are a few tips that will help you to ensure
that your battery works correctly.

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c a re & t i p s
13. Batteries are supplied with a 1-year warranty. If the battery
has a fault witin that one year we will happily replace it with
proof of purchase. However normal wear and tear or
incorrect charging schedule as well as aging do not count
as a manufacturer fault in the material.
14. DO NOT place the battery in any form of water or liquid,
or allow the battery terminals to get wet. This will cause
overheating, bursting, and may cause the ignition of the
battery. This IS NOT covered by warranty.
15. Make sure the battery does not get too hot. Temperatures
higher than 104ºF (40ºC) will accelerate the aging pro-
cess. Avoid placing the battery under direct sunlight as this
can cause the battery to overheat. Do not leave the battery
in a hot car, instead park your bike under the shade when
you are out taking a stroll. When heat is unavoidable DO
NOT charge the bike at the same time to avoid damage.
16. Higher motor assist means higher current which will cause
the battery to age faster. Use the assist modes diligently.
Use the assist as if it were a normal gear system. We rec-
ommend you start o with the lowest assist mode and
work yourself up, this will avoid losing control of the bike.
17. Certain situations such as loose terrain can cause the bike
to lose control due to the additional power it provides. For
this reason, we ask that you are aware of your surround-
ings and grounds. Do not focus on the screen when riding.
18. Many states require the use of helmets, and safety lights
especially when there is low visibility. We recommend the
use of helmets and safety lights even if it is not required by
law.

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c a re & t i p s
19. These eBikes are to be limited to a 500w power output
and cannot exceed 25mph. We will not be held liable for
any aftermarket modifications to the motor or system of the
bike that aect the performance.
20.We recommend you service your bike through an expe-
rienced bike mechanic every 4 to 6 months in order to
ensure your bike is working correctly. We will not take
responsibility for the misuse, incorrect assembly, or fitting of
this bike.
21. Do not make any modifications or add any products to
your bike with the goal of increasing the power output of
the bike. This will not only shorten the service life of the bike
system, and may cause damage to the Motor and the bike,
but it will also void the warranty of your eBike. Moreover,
inexpert modifications of the system will put your safety
and the safety of those around you at risk and can put you
in danger of high personal liability costs and even criminal
prosecution.
Now go have a great ride! Enjoy your new
Golden Cycles eBike. We have tested and
worked very hard to bring you a top quality
eBike.
Be safe, have fun and if you need us please
contact us (pg. 6)
Thank You,
Golden Cycles

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w750 lcd display
General Settings:
• Metric/imperial
• speed limit
• backlight brightness.
Advanced Settings:
• wheel diamter
• speed measuring magnetic
steels number
• automatic power o time
• total gear number.
It is of vital importance that you learn about the general and
advanced setting of the W750 LCD Display.
Although the general settings are easily adjusted by the
customer, the advanced settings are usually set before
leaving the factory and cannot be changed by the customer,
this is done to ensure a quality ride.
The picture below shows the contents that can be found on the
display. This includes: battery indication, riding mode, riding
speed, TRIP, ODO, and error code.