Gyrocopters MOXIE User manual

MOXIE E-BIKE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Do not use this product without carefully reading this instruction
manual and understanding the performance of electric bicycles.
Please keep the instruction manual properly.

HELMETS
SAVE
LIVES!
Always wear a properly fitted helmet that complies
with CPSC or CE safety standards when you ride
your Gyrocopters Moxie e-bike.
Correct Fitting:
Make sure your
helmet covers your
forehead.
Incorrect Fitting:
Forehead is exposed
and vulnerable to
serious injury.

2× Pedals 1× Charger 1× Feedback
Card
1× Instruction
Manual
1× Hex Key
Card
1× 15mm
Spanner
In the Package
PARTS & COMPONENTS 1.Brake lever
2.Throttle
3.Power display
4.Gear shifter
5.Power switch
6.Basket
7.Front light
8.Front fork
9.Tire
10.Brake pad
11.Disc brake
12.Quick release lever
13.Fender
14.Fender strut
15.Frame
16.Pedal
17.Crankset
18.Chain
19.Battery
20.Chain guard
21.Kickstand
22.Rear derailleur
23.Motor
24.Spoke
25.Reflective spoke
26.Rear rack
27.Rear reflector
28.Quick release seat
post clamp
29.Seat post
30.Seat
Note: As we upgrade our e-bikes, the one you own may be slightly different from the one shown above.

1. Installation of the handlebar
2.lnstallation of E-bike Seat
Handlebar assembly Adjust the height and handlebar alignment
relative to wheel
Tighten the screws with a
hexagon screwdriver
Insert dust plug
Release the seat tube clip Insert seat tube

3. Installation of the Front Wheel
Adjusting the screw Lock the seat tube clip
Remove the front fork protector Remove the brake protection pad
Front wheel assembly
* Please note that the brake discs need
to be inserted Into the brake
synchronously.
Installation of the front axle
Installation of the spring

Squeeze the spring, Then the axle will pop out from the other side.
Tighten the nut after spring installation
Lock the front axle

4.lnstallation of the Front Wheel Fender & Headlight
Loosen pre-installed screws on front fork
Installation of the fender Tighten the screws to finish fender and
headlight assembly
Loosen pre-installed screws on both sides
of front fork
Adjust 2 supporting frames of the fender.

5.lnstallation of the Front Basket
6. Installation of the Basket
Remove screws on both sides as
images shown
Place the e-bike basket bracket
1 2

Installation of the side of basket as per the image shown
Installation of bottom part of basket as per the image
shown
12
3
3

8. How to Remove the Battery?
7.lnstallation of the Pedals
Installation of pedals based on label instruction.
Label R: Pedal with label R should be installed clockwise on right side of the e-bike.
Label L: Pedal with label L should be installed counterclockwise on left side of the e-bike.
Mounting Right Pedal Mounting Left Pedal
Remove e-bike's seat first

Note: Incorrect Battery Placement
Wrong Right
Unlock battery with the key
Remove the batter

GETTING STARTED
1. Assembling: Open the box, remove the
packaging, and remove your Gyrocopters Moxie
e-Bike. Install the handle bar by adjusting the
height and aligning it with the wheel. Switch the
power on and enjoy your ride with a helmet on.
2. Charging: Connect the DC jack of the original
charger to the charging port of your Gyrocopters
Moxie e-bike and the AC plug to the mains. The
charger light turns from red to green when the
charging is complete. (Note: do not charge your
e-bike unattended. Please avoid rain and sunlight
over the charger if charging outside.)
3. Power on and off: Locate the power button on
the left handle. Press the power button to switch
on and power off.
4. Light on and off: Locate the button below the
display on the right handle, and press and hold for
three seconds to switch the headlight.
5. Power Cut-off Brakes: When you pull the brake
levers, the controller cuts off the motor output,
and the mechanical disc brakes are engaged.
Pedal Assist Mode or Throttle Mode remains
disabled as long as the brake levers are not
ultimately released.
6. Ride assistance :
a. Throttle Assist: In Throttle Assist Mode, when
the power is on, you can accelerate and start the
ride without pedaling by twisting the throttle.
b. Pedal Assist: Pedal Assist Mode, when the
power is on, and you are also pedaling, the mode
provides power for an easier and more
energy-efficient ride.
7. Removing and Installing the Battery:
Gyrocopters Moxie e-bike offers a removable
battery feature.
Shifter
Brake lever
Bell
Power switch
Throttle
Power
display
Switch light,
cruise button
DC2.1
Charger

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR E-BIKE
Power button
If the battery is less than 5% it initiate the low-voltage protection standard. Hence, you can see a flashing light as a
warning for low-the voltage battery.
Percentage
Display
100% 55%~75% 25%~50% ﹤25%
Press to turn on/display battery, then press again to turn off.
GEARS
Gyrocopters Moxie e-bike comes with
Seven gears, which consist of:
• Rear sprocket cluster/freewheel/cassette
• Rear derailleur
• Shifter
• Control cable
• Front sprocket/countershaft sprocket
• Drive chain
CAUTION
The gear mechanism differs in ergonomic design, performance, and price.
A downshift is moving from high to low gear, making pedaling easier for the rider. An upshift is moving to
a higher or faster gear, which makes pedaling harder. While riding Moxie e-bike, you can upshift to go
faster and downshift to go uphill. A shift is possible only when you are pedaling forward, i.e. the drive
chain is moving forward and under some tension.
Never shift when pedaling backward. Also, do not pedal backward after a shift. Either action may jam the
chain and cause serious damage to your Gyrocopters Moxie e-bike

Size
Performance
Standards
Model
Vehicle size
Wheel Size
Package size
Color
Weight
Max load
*Max speed
*Mileage (Fully electric)
*Mileage (Pedal Assist)
Hill climbing capacity
Operating temperature
IP rating
Moxie
1850*610*1170mm
26inch
1510*240*790mm
White
27kg
120kg
32km/h
55±3km
70±5km
15 degree
-10~45℃
IP54
Battery
Motor Rated power
Rated voltage
Charging voltage
Input voltage
BMS
Charging time
36V 12.5 AH
350W
36V
DC42V
AC100~240V
Yes
6-8H
SPECIFICATION
Note: * The max speed varies depending on the battery level, load, tire pressure, terrain, lubrication state of
the chain and bearings, etc.
* The range of the e-bike may vary, depending on your riding behavior, ambient temperature, load, tire
pressure, terrain, etc.
The specs are measured with a load weight of 60kg , leveling & hardening road surface, and the battery
completely exhausted from a full charge, uninterrupted test. Driving habits, temperature, loading, tire
pressure, road environment, and other factors will affect the mileage.

MAINTENANCE
About the charger
Charging process
Use only the factory designated charger and avoid charging in residential buildings. Keep it out of reach of
children.
Be careful with the charger plug to avoid damaging it and causing poor input/output. Make sure the
charger is moisture-proof and waterproof.
Do not use the charger in unstable, excessively oily or dusty, humid, or direct sunlight environments. Do
not connect other electrical appliances during lightning and maintain good ventilation.
Keep external objects out of the charger and prevent any liquid or metal from entering it to avoid short
circuits. Be aware of impacts or violent shocks.
Only open the charger if you are a professional. Do not change the plug or wire of the charger by yourself
since there is high voltage inside.
It is recommended to charge the battery after each use, or at least once every two weeks to maintain its
performance and lifespan.
Avoid charging the battery in extremely hot or cold temperatures, as it can damage the battery and reduce
its lifespan.
Do not charge the battery for longer than the recommended time specified in the user manual, as it can
cause overheating and damage to the battery.
Do not leave the battery charging unattended, especially overnight or for extended periods, as it can be a
fire hazard.
Always use the original charger provided by the manufacturer, as using a different charger can damage
the battery and may void the warranty.
About the battery (Non professionals should not dismantle it)
Additionally, it is important to note that non-professionals should not attempt to dismantle the battery.
Mixing different types of batteries and applicable voltages should be avoided. The battery should only be
charged in a well-ventilated environment and never in residential buildings, confined spaces, or in hot
weather. Any odors or excessively high temperatures during charging should be addressed immediately
by stopping the charging process and seeking maintenance.
About the motor
It's important to protect the motor outlet to prevent short circuits caused by motor line wear, which can
lead to burning of the motor. Additionally, the motor should not be immersed in water for extended periods
of time.
About the controller
Attention should be paid to protect the exposed wires of the vehicle, to avoid causing the short-circuit
burn out of the controller trictly prohibit contacting the controller with water.

NOTICE
Before riding, it is important to wear a helmet, gloves, kneecap, and elbow protectors for safety.
It is recommended to ride at a medium speed and to avoid pedaling when slowing down.
Riding on motorways, around pedestrians, or on steep slopes is strictly prohibited (the climbing gradient
should be less than 20 degrees). The e-bike should not be ridden by individuals exceeding the maximum
weight limit of 120KG. It should not be used in extremely hot or cold environments, or on bumpy, wet
roads.It is important to note that the e-bike should not be used by children under the age of 16, as illegal
use may result in unexpected dangers. The company does not take any responsibility for any damage to
life, personal injury, or property damage resulting from not following the instructions in this manual.
DECLARATION OF RESPONSIBILITY
The company reserves the right to amend the product type, specifications, or related information
mentioned in the manual and holds the final interpretation right.
The specific functions mentioned in this manual apply to this particular type only. Any changes or
modifications to the product type, specifications, or related information mentioned in this manual will not
be notified to the user.
No copy, modification, retransmission, dissemination, or release of the manual version shall be made in
any form without the company's written permission.
Please read the handbook carefully before using the product and operate it in accordance with the
manual. Otherwise, the company is not responsible for any damage to the product caused by improper
use or error or the loss of personal property.
For product-related information, please inquire on Gyrocopters.ca
WEIGHT AND SPEED LIMITATIONS
Speed and weight limits are set for your own safety. Please do not exceed the limits listed in
the“ ” section of this manual.
WARNING
Overweight exertion on the device may increase
possibility of injury or product damage.

OPERATING RANGE
The following are some of the major factors that will affect the operating range of your device.
Terrain:Riding distance is highest when riding on a smooth, flat surface. Riding uphill and/or
on rough terrain will reduce distance significantly.
Weight: A lighter user will have further range than a heavier user.
Ambient temperature: Please ride and store the device under recommended tempera-tures,
which will increase driving distance; battery life, and overall performance of your device.
Speed and Riding Style: Maintaining a moderate and consistent speed while riding produces
maximum distance. Traveling at high speeds for extended periods, frequent starts and stops, idling and
frequent acceleration or deceleration will decrease overall distance.
Do not attempt to stop suddenly as this may lead to injury or damage to your brake discs.
Please follow all local, state and federal laws in regards to recycling, handling and disposing of Lead-acid
battery
Proper use of your brake is vital to safe, efficient
stopping. To avoid misuse and potential injury, do
not apply sudden or excessive force to your brake.
Apply the brake gradually and give yourself
enough room to come to a complete stop safely.
WARNING
WARNING
Seek immediate medical assistance if you are
exposed to any substance that is emitted from the
battery.

SAFETY ALERTS
"Error code" displayed on the screen.
Flashing LED lights or beeping sounds.
Power off or sudden stop of the e-bike.
Abnormal vibration or noise from the e-bike.
Overheating of the battery, motor or controller.
Unusual or unexpected behavior of the e-bike.
Warning message displayed on the screen, such as "brake failure" or "motor overheating".
Any other abnormality that may occur during use.
If any of these Safety Alerts appear during use, the rider should stop the e-bike immediately, turn off
the power, and check for any issues. If the problem cannot be solved, the user should seek professional
help or contact the manufacturer for assistance. Ignoring these alerts could lead to serious injury or
damage to the e-bike.
Prohibited riding surfaces (uneven, too steep, unsafe, etc.). Battery voltage is too low. The device is
still charging. Overheating, or the motor temperature is too high. When the battery is about to run out of
power, the battery icon will flash. If one or both tires are blocked, the device will stop after 10 seconds.
When the battery level is below the protection mode, the device motor will power off after 15
seconds. While sustaining a high discharge current during use (such as riding up a steep slope for a
long period of time), the device motor will power off after 15 seconds.
WARRANTY
Manufacturer warranty does not cover any physical or accidental damage due to improper usage. The
warranty also does not cover normal wear and tear, damage to wheels, fenders, or any other physical
damage, or water/liquid damage to your parts and units.
For warranty information,
Please visit us at www.gyrocopters.ca or

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