LEGEND EBIKES SIENA Guide

ETNA MANUAL AND WARRANTY
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URBAN SMART EBIKES

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Congratulations on the purchase of your new LEGEND SIENA SMART EBIKE. In this manual you will nd the
information you need to enjoy your electric bicycle safely. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact us via your nearest point of sale or directly at www.legendebikes.com
Bicycles bearing the LEGEND EBIKES trademark and their components meet the following legal conditions, according to
the European standard EN 15194:2017 for EPAC (Electrically Power Assisted Cycles):
1. Motor assist is provided only when pedalling.
2. Pedal assist is limited to 25 km/h.
3. The nominal power provided by the assist is 250W, maximum.
If these conditions are met, there is no need for any kind of licence or registration to drive this vehicle on public roads.
LEGEND EBIKES also comply with the legislation in force both nationally and at European level:
- Directive 2002/24/EC
- Directive 2004/108/EC
- Directive 2006/42/EC
This manual contains warning messages and recommendations.
Disregarding them may cause harm and damage. The manual and its contents are current at the time of writing and
printing. LEGEND EBIKES reserves the right to modify it without notice.
ATTENTION!
Messages written in this format contain instructions critical to safety and proper use.

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CONTENTS_
SAFETY Page 6
PRELIMINARY SAFETY CHECKS Page 6-7
ROAD SAFETY Page 8-9
USE IN RAIN Page 9
NIGHT USE Page 9
BICYCLE PARTS Page 10
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS SHEET Page 11
GETTING STARTED Page 12
SETTING THE SADDLE HEIGHT Page 12
ASSEMBLING THE PEDALS Page 13
CHARGING THE BATTERY Page 14
TURNING ON THE BIKE Page 15
HOW TO FOLD YOUR ELECTRIC BICYCLE Page 16-17
BATTERY REMOVAL Page 18
FIRST USE Page 19
MAINTENANCE Page 20
BATTERY MAINTENANCE Page 21
MOTOR MAINTENANCE Page 21
ELECTRONICS MAINTENANCE Page 22
PERIODICAL MAINTENANCES & ITEMS TO CHECK (CHART) Page 22-23
WARRANTY CONDITIONS Page 24
1. REGULATION AND TERRITORY Page 24
2. WARRANTY TERM Page 24
3. WARRANTY COVERAGE Page 24-25
4. WARRANTY APPLICATION Page 26
5. WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS Page 26-27

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SAFETY_
Read this manual completely and familiarise yourself with it before using your electric bike LEGEND SIENA SMART
EBIKE for the rst time.
Like any outdoor activity, cycling involves a risk of injury and accidents. In addition, as the vehicle has an electrical
component, this risk may be higher.
When you choose to drive an electric bike, you assume responsibility for that risk. Therefore, you need to know the rules
of safe and responsible driving, as well as proper use and maintenance. Clearly, this will reduce the risk of accidents.
This electric bicycle is only intended for use by adults. As a parent or guardian, you are responsible for the activities
and safety of minors in your care. This includes making sure that the minor can use and control all functions of the
bicycle and, of course, fully understands all parts of this manual.
PRELIMINARY CHECKS
Check the condition of your bicycle before each use.
1. Nuts and bolts: Make sure nothing is loose.
2. Tyres and wheels: Make sure that the tyres are inated to the proper pressure (the correct pressure is indicated on the
sidewall of the tyre) and in good condition. Turn each wheel slowly searching for cuts in the tyre.
3. Brakes: Make sure the brakes are working properly, that there are no mismatches in their movements and that the pads
are not worn or incorrectly positioned. Check that the cables are lubricated, tight and are not damaged. The brake levers
must be rmly attached to the handlebars.
4. Fittings: Make sure that the seat post is securely fastened and adjusted as well as the lockouts on the folding hinges, if necessary.

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SAFETY_
If you purchased your LEGEND electric bicycle in an online store, the bike might be sent semi-
assembled. We recommend that you go to a bike shop or professional workshop where they can
adjust the derailleurs and the brakes (if they have not been previously) and ensure correct
assembly of the parts with the minimum safety guarantees.
5. Alignment of saddle and handlebars: Make sure the saddle and handlebars base are parallel to the centreline of the
bike frame.
6. Handlebars grips: Make sure the grips are in good condition.
7. Rack: Make sure it is securely attached to the bike.
8. Charger: Use only the original charger to charge the battery. If the battery is not used for a long period of time, store it
in a cool, dry place and charge it at least once every two months.
9. Battery: For your own safety, never place the battery near a heat source nor incinerate it. Do not place it near explosive
or ammable materials during charging.
10. Electrical components: Never disassemble the battery, motor, control unit or other components yourself. If a
component needs to be replaced, contact the point of sales where you purchased your electric bicycle LEGEND EBIKES
and, if possible, our technical service. Never tamper with the warranty seal of the components, or it will be voided.

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ROAD SAFETY
1. Always wear an approved helmet.
2. Try to keep body parts and other objects away from the links of the chain, pedals, cranks and wheels in motion.
3. Always wear:
• Correctly tting shoes that grip the pedal well. Never use your bike barefoot or in sandals.
• Clear and visible clothes that are not loose-tting since they could become entangled in the bicycle or snagged by objects at the side of the road.
• It is highly recommended to wear glasses to protect your eyes. Tinted when the sun is shining, transparent when it is not.
4. Always drive at a speed appropriate to the conditions. As you know, increasing the speed increases the risk.
5. Observe the rules of the road. Remember you must also know all the rules and regulations governing the use of
electric bicycles. The laws and ordinances usually vary from one municipality to another. It is your responsibility to know
and comply with local restrictions.
6. Never use headphones. They mask trac sounds and emergency vehicle sirens, distracting you from concentrating on what is
happening around you. In addition, the wires can become entangled in moving parts of the bicycle, which can cause loss of control.
7. Never carry anything which obstructs your view or could aect control of the bike.
8. Never hold on to another vehicle to go faster.
9. Do not exceed the maximum weight limit of the bicycle or its components may be damaged or even broken.
10. Replace any damaged component or element before using the bike again. Proper bicycle maintenance and repairs
should be assigned to an authorised point of sale.
11. Do not attempt to jump or perform “wheelies” as it can cause accidents and damage the bike.
SAFETY_

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12. Never drive your bicycle while under the inuence of alcohol or drugs.
13. Avoid using the bicycle partially or completely submerged in water. Otherwise, the electronic components and
elements may be damaged.
14. If possible, avoid driving on rainy days, when visibility is limited, at dusk and at night, or when experiencing
extreme tiredness. These conditions increase the risk of accident.
USE IN RAIN
In rain, the eectiveness of your brakes (as with the brakes of other vehicles) is dramatically reduced and your tyres do
not have such good traction as when dry. To ensure that you can reduce speed and stop safely in the rain, drive more
slowly and use your brakes earlier and more gradually than if it were dry.
Rain aects traction, braking and the visibility of the cyclist and other road users who share the road.
The risk of accident increases dramatically in these conditions. Be especially careful when driving your
bicycle in extreme rain. Note that damage that occurs to the electrical system due to contact with
water shall be considered as damage due to misuse, and therefore will not be covered by warranty.
NIGHT USE
Driving a bicycle at night is much more dangerous than during the day. A cyclist is not easily seen by other drivers and
pedestrians. Therefore, minors should never drive at dawn, dusk or late at night. Adults should do so only if necessary.
Make sure that the front and rear lights are working properly. Reectors and retro-reectors are
installed to reect light from the street and cars so that you will be recognised as a moving
cyclist. Please note that reective devices are not a substitute for lights.
SAFETY_

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BICYCLE PARTS_
1. iWoc®
2. Handlebars
3. Brake levers
4. Folding hinge
5. Front light
6. Front mudguard
7. Front wheel
8. Pedal
9. Chain wheel
10. Kickstand
11. Chain
12. Derailleur
13. Rear wheel
14. Motor
15. Rear mudguard
16. Rear light
17. Rear rack
18. Saddle
19. Controller (Internal)
20. Folding hinge
21. Battery

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS SHEET_
36V 13Ah Yoku /
***ATTENTION: Some components may not exactly match the description or pictures (due to supply diculties)
and may be replaced by other components of equivalent or higher range.

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It is important to ensure
that the stem does not
extend beyond the
minimum insertion mark.
GETTING STARTED_
SETTING THE SADDLE HEIGHT
The height of the seat post can be easily adjusted by manual clamping and set to the desired height. The quick release
system allows this operation to be carried out as many times as necessary without any eort. The xation must be
rmly closed.

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GETTING STARTED_
ASSEMBLING THE PEDALS
The pedals have a special adjustment system. When assembling them, you should make sure you have selected the
right pedal for its crank: we place the right pedal on the right crank, indicated with the letter R (Right); and the le pedal
on the le crank, indicated with the letter L (Le).
Check that the holes are free of obstacles and, if possible, add some grease. Always screw the pedals onto the crank in
the direction of pedalling. Try not to force the screw as it could damage the threads and make them unusable.
Use a 6mm Allen key or 15mm wrench to screw the pedals onto the cranks.
Recommended tightening torque: 35 Nm

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Location of charging
Open de cover
Connect the charger
Use only the original charger to charge the battery, otherwise the
battery and electronic devices will not be covered under warranty.
CHARGING THE BATTERY
Before using your bike for the rst time, you should charge the battery for 4 to 6 hours using
the included charger.
1. Connect the charger to the socket. You will notice that the charger light turns green,
meaning that the unit is working properly.
2. Connect the charger to the battery. The charger light turns red while the battery is
charging. Remember that you can charge your battery while it is inside the bicycle through
the connector on the le side of the frame, or charge it o the bike if you prefer.
3. When the battery is fully charged, the charger light will return to the initial green colour.
4. To disconnect the charger, it is recommended rst to disconnect the battery and then the
power socket.
5. With the battery fully charged, the charging time is between 6 to 8 hours and will always
be dependent on the use given to the bicycle.
6. Electricity consumption in each battery charge is from 374 to 504Wh depending on
battery model.
7. Do not cover the charger or the battery during the charging process.
GETTING STARTED_

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TURNING ON THE BIKE
Start by activating the power button on the bottom of the battery to provide power to the system. Remember to
deactivate this button when not using your Legend Siena for long periods of time.
To start the electrical system of your bicycle, turn it on with the le middle button of the iWoc. To do this, press the
power button for 2 seconds.
Download and consult the MAHLE
Ebikemotion system manuals for detailed
information on how they work. You can
nd them at www.legendebikes.com
GETTING STARTED_

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FOLDING THE BICYCLE_
Fold the pedals inward
Loosen the quick release to lower the saddle

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Remove the folding lock Open the hinge lock lever
as shown in the picture Now you can fold up the frame
Make sure that the hinge is fully closed and that the locking lever is correctly aligned before securing it with the latch.
Properly adjusted, the lever closing force should be 4-8 KG (or 8.8-17.6 LB). Improper adjustment may damage the frame. If
you detect any clearances in any of the seal parts, please contact qualied personnel.
Release the folding lock by liing the double
safety tab beforehand
Open the hinge lock as shown in the picture
FOLDING THE BICYCLE_

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BATTERY REMOVAL_
Turn the key 180º You can now remove the battery

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FIRST USE_
Using an electric bicycle is similar to a non-electric one but with some notable dierences. An electric bicycle is heavier
and takes longer to stop. To use it, place yourself in a balanced position on the bike. Once you have put on your helmet
and begin to make your rst journey on your new bicycle, be sure to pick a controlled environment, away from cars, other
cyclists, obstacles and unforeseen situations. Take advantage of these circumstances to become familiar with the
controls and operation of your new eBike:
Make sure the battery is keylocked in the frame. Otherwise there is a risk that it will fall, and damage
will not be covered under warranty.
1. Familiarise yourself with the brakes of the bicycle. Try them at low speed, putting your weight toward the rear and
squeezing the brake levers gently. Excessive application of the front brake can throw you over the handlebars.
2. Braking too hard can lock the wheel, causing a loss of control or even a fall.
3. If your bike has suspension, familiarise yourself with its response when applying the brakes and weight changes.
4. Check the handling and response of the bike in general and also check the comfort.
5. Control the speed of the bicycle by using the brakes.
The bike can accelerate quickly from the stop position and catch you by surprise. Make sure you
always have enough space.
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MAINTENANCE_
Clean, adjust, inate and grease. This is the basic maintenance protocol of a conventional bike, and fully applicable to
the case of an electric bicycle. It is very important to check the bicycle aer use to extend the life of the components.
We recommend that you carefully follow the following points:
1. Clean all areas of the bike with rags or paper moistened with soap and water, but not with abrasive products such as
alcohol or turpentine. An air compressor can be of great help.
2. Check the condition of the tyres to ensure that they have no cuts, cracks or embedded objects such as rocks, glass or
sticks.
3. Brake pads must be close to the disk but not touching it; when activating the brake lever with little force, the brake
must act instantly. The pads must be perfectly adjusted to avoid uneven braking and noise.
4. Cables should not be too rigid because material might expand due to temperature variation and usage conditions and,
if forced, it can weaken until breaking point.
5. Make sure the chain runs without friction from elements external to its mechanism.
6. Due to the vibrations received during use, we must periodically check the t of nuts and bolts; mainly on the wheels,
the saddle and the handlebars stem.
7. Grease the bottom bracket bearings and wheel hubs.
8. Do not carry passengers or heavy objects (rear rack load capacity: maximum 27 kg), they can damage the battery and
motor.
Do not use pressurized water.