HYBRID BIKES M18 Speedmaster User manual

Hybrid E Bike - Owner’s Manual
Proudly designed in New Zealand

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Welcome to the Hybrid E Bike Community
Thank you very much for purchasing one of our Hybrid E Bikes. We
hope you enjoy riding it as much as we do.
Hybrid Bikes is a New Zealand owned company which specialises in the
manufacture of carbon fibre E bikes, offering outstanding strength and
performance to all our customers.
Our Hybrid Bikes dealership network is designed to look after you in the
best possible way, so you can be fully satisfied with your purchase.
If you ever feel you are not being looked after, please let me know.
Kind regards
Frank Witowski
Managing Director
frank@hybridbikes.co.nz
027 544 3213
Manual updated as of July 2022.

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Contents
Packaging ....................................................................................... 3
Hybrid E Bike Models..................................................................... 4
Maintenance Tips .......................................................................... 7
Specifications ................................................................................. 8
Controller Display and Control ...................................................... 9
Battery Instructions ..................................................................... 23
Warranty...................................................................................... 24
Service Record: ............................................................................ 27
Registration Form: ....................................................................... 28

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Packaging
NOTE: Your Hybrid E Bike will come fully assembled when you purchase
it directly from us or from one of our Hybrid E Bike dealerships.
Contents of box:
•E Bike
•Battery
•Battery Charger
•Display Controller
•Instruction Manual

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Hybrid E Bike Models
M18 Speedmaster
Fender Battery Handlebar Brake Lever Tyre
Carrier Seat Fork Stem Display Wheel
Stand Chain Pedals Spokes Rim
Derailleur Crank Set Fork Disc Brake
F18 Cruiser

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M18 Sport Elite Special
F18 Cruise Elite Special

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M18 Sport Elite
F18 Cruise Elite

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Maintenance Tips
The maintenance schedule is based on the average E Bike usage. Your
Hybrid E Bike should have its first service after 250km to ensure you are
riding safely and efficiently.
Further inspections should then be carried out every 6 – 8 months or
around every 1,000km. If these services are missed it may void the
warranty of your Hybrid E Bike.
Lubrication:
We recommend lubrication of your derailleur pivot points and
derailleur pulleys every 6 weeks, using the correct oil recommended by
your Hybrid E Bike dealer.
We recommend you should lubricate the chain, gears and brake lever
pivots every 12 weeks using the correct oil recommended by your
Hybrid E Bike dealer.
Cleaning of your Hybrid E Bike:
It is recommended you use soapy water to clean your Hybrid E Bike
using a cloth. It is NOT recommended to use the garden hose and point
it straight onto the battery or any other electrical components. Hybrid E
Bikes are designed to be used in the rain but the battery or any other
electrical components should not be immersed in water.

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The battery should only be cleaned with a damp cloth and dried
afterwards to avoid the risk of getting water into the connecting points.
Note: If the Hybrid E Bike is exposed to salty conditions it will need to
be serviced and maintained more regularly.
Specifications
Specifications
Parameters
Model
Hybrid all M18/F18/M22/F22
models
Frame
Carbon fibre
Packaging box size
1475*860*300mm
Weight (M18/F18)
22.8kg
Weight (M22/F22)
23.9kg
Speed support
45km/h (adjustable)
Max. load
180kg
Voltage
AC 100-240V
Charging time
4.5 hours
Power
300 watt
Max.km
100km
Battery (M18/F18)
36 Volt/14ah/504W/h
Battery (M22/F22)
36 Volt/20ah/720W/h
Recommended Tire Pressure
30 – 40 PSI

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Controller Display and Control
1.1 Specifications and Parameters of the Display
• 36V / 43V / 48V Power Supply
• Rated Current: 10 mA
• Maximum Operating Current: 30 mA
• Power-off Leakage Current: <1uA
• Operating Current Supplied to the Controller: 50 mA
• Operation Temperature: -18 - 60%
• Storage Temperature: -30 - 70%
• Waterproof Grade: IP65
• Storage Humidity: 30% - 70%
1.2 Appearance and Dimensions
1.2.1 Materials and Dimensions
The shell is made of PC. The liquid crystal display is made of hardened
PMMA.

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1.3 Function Overview and Key Definitions
1.3.1 Function Overview
•Use of a two-way serial communication protocol, simple
operation of the display via the external 5-key keypad
•Speed display: Displaying the real-time speed as SPEED, the
maximum speed as MAXS and the average speed as AVG
•Km or mile: The user can choose between km and mile
•Intelligent battery level indication: With an optimised
algorithm, a stable display of the battery level is ensured, and
the problem of fluctuant battery level indication common with
other displays is avoided
•Automatic light-sensitive lights: The headlight, taillight and
display light will be automatically turned on depending on
lighting conditions
•5-Level-Support: Setting power levels from 1 to 5B
•Trip distance indication: The maximum distance displayed is
99,999. Single-trip distances TRIP or the total distance TOTAL
can be displayed
•Display of error messages E
•Walk assist

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1.3.2 Information on the Display
A: Battery level: 10 segment battery indication; the voltage that each segment
represents can be customised
B: USB charge symbol
C: Headlight indication: Only shows when the headlight or backlight is on
D: Error display: When a fault is detected the symbol will be displayed
E: Service Menu
F: Speed display: display of the speed being km/h or mph
G: Max speed
H: Avg speed
I: Remaining milage
J: Level indication: The chosen level 1-5 will be displayed; if there is no numeric
display, it means that there is no assistance by the motor
K: Walk assistance
L: Distance indication: Display of the distance depending on the setting
M: Distance mode: Display of the single and total trip distance
N: Total milage
O: Speed mode: Average speed (AVG km/h), maximum speed (MAXS km/h)
P: Maintenance warning. When there is a need for maintenance the symbol
SERVICE will be displayed

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A: Up
B: Down
C: Headlight
D: On/Off
E: Mode
1.4 Normal Operation
1.4.1 On / Off Switch
To turn on the device press and hold for 2 seconds to power on the
display. Press and hold again for 2 seconds to power off the display. If the
bike is not used, after 5 minutes (time can be set) the display will be
automatically turned off.
1.4.2 Assist Mode Selection
Once the device has been turned on, you can use manual gearshift mode by
pressing the or to choose the desired level of support by the motor. The
lowest is level 1 with the highest being level 5. When the display is turned on,
the default mode is level 1. When there is no numeric mode display, there is
no power assistance.

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1.4.3 Switch between Distance Mode and Speed Mode
Briefly press to switch between distance and speed. Single-trip distance
(TRIP km) - total distance (TOTAL km) – maximum speed (MAX km/h) –
average riding speed (AVG km/h) are displayed in successive order.

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1.4.4 Headlight / Display Backlight Switch
By pressing the icon for 2 seconds, this will turn on the backlight of the
display as well as the headlight and taillight. By pressing again for 2
seconds, this will turn the lights off. If you are in a dark enviroment the display
backlight, headlight and tailight will be turned on automatically for you.
1.4.5 Walk Assist
By pressing the symbol continuously, allowing 2 seconds for the function to
begin, the E Bike will enter walk assist mode and the symbol WALK is
displayed. Once the button is released, the E Bike will exit the walk
assistance mode.

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1.4.6 Battery Status Indication
When the battery status is displayed, a certain number of the battery LCD
segments as well as the border will light up according to the actual quantity of
charge. If the battery is showing with no remaining segments and the border is
blinking, the battery needs to be charged immediately.
Note: To preserve battery life, please do not let the battery run down to less
than 3 bars / segments of charge.
Battery status indication as the battery level decreases.
1.5 Parameter Setting
1.5.1 Items to be set:
2: Data reset
3: Km / mile
4: Light sensitivity
5: Display backlight brightness
6: Automatic off time
7: Maintenance warning setting
Note: When moving through the parameters and undertaking any of the
relevant actions, you will need to do so in a timely manner for the screen to
respond accordingly. We recommend reading the instructions first and then
performing the actions.

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1.5.1 Setting Preparation
When the display is active, press twice (leaving 0.3 seconds between each
press). The system will then enter the parameter setting state where tC is
displayed, in which the various parameters can be set (as outlined further
below). You can then briefly press to progress between each parameter
which can be set.
To return to the main menu, press twice again (leaving 0.3 seconds
between each press). Where no operation is performed for 10 seconds, the
display will return to the normal riding display.
1.5.2 Data Reset
By following the instructions per ‘1.5.1 Setting Preparation’ to press twice
(leaving 0.3 seconds between each press), the display will enter the MENU
state where the tC is displayed. You will then need to press , to ensure a y is
also displayed. In this screen the temporary data such as maximum speed
(MAXS), average speed (AVG) and single-trip distance (TRIP) can be reset. To
reset this data, you will need to press twice then once and twice
again.
After you have reset your data, you can press once to progress to the km /
mile setting or press twice (leaving 0.3 seconds between each press) to
return back to the main menu.

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If the user does reset the data, the single trip distance and the accumulated
total riding time will be automatically cleared when the accumulated total
riding time exceeds 99 hours and 59 minutes.
1.5.3 Km / Mile
By following the instructions per ‘1.5.1 Setting Preparation’ to press twice
(leaving 0.3 seconds between each press), the display will enter the MENU
state where the tC is displayed. You will then need to briefly press until
you reach the km / mph setting interface to show S7 on the screen.
When S7 is displayed, press and to switch between km / mph. After you
have chosen which measurement to display, briefly press once to enter
the next setting interface being light sensitivity or you can press twice
(leaving 0.3 seconds between each press) to return to the main menu.
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1.5.4 Light Sensitivity
By following the instructions per ‘1.5.1 Setting Preparation’ to press twice
(leaving 0.3 seconds between each press), the display will enter the MENU
state where the tC is displayed. You will then need to briefly press until
you reach the display showing bL0.
You can then use the symbols and to choose a figure between 0 and 5.
The higher the chosen figure, the higher the light sensitivity. After this has
been set, briefly press to enter the setting interface of backlight brightness
or you can press twice (leaving 0.3 seconds between each press) to return
to the main menu.
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1.5.5 Display Backlight Brightness
By following the instructions per ‘1.5.1 Setting Preparation’ to press twice
(leaving 0.3 seconds between each press), the display will enter the MENU
state where the tC is displayed. You will then need to briefly press until
you reach the field displaying bL 1.
You can then press the symbols and to choose a figure between 1 and
5. The figure 1 represents the lowest brightness while the figure 5 indicates
the highest brightness. After this has been set, briefly press to enter the
setting interface of automatic off time or you can press twice (leaving 0.3
seconds between each press) to return to the main menu.

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1.5.6 Automatic Off Time
By following the instructions per ‘1.5.1 Setting Preparation’ to press twice
(leaving 0.3 seconds between each press), the display will enter the MENU
state where tC is displayed. You will then need to briefly press until you
reach the screen displaying OFF.
You can then press the symbols and to choose a figure between 1 and 9.
The numbers indicate the minutes that it takes to automatically shut down the
display. After this has been set, briefly press to enter the setting interface
of the maintenance warning or you can press twice (leaving 0.3 seconds
between each press) to return to the main menu.
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