Moto Parilla TRILIX 250 User manual
Made in Italy
EN
Use and maintenance manual
(Translation of original instructions)
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0.1 INTRODUCTION................................................................. 4
0.2 MEANINGOF“EPAC”-
ElectricalPowerAssistedCycle......................................... 4
0.3 DESCRIPTIONOFTHESYMBOLS.................................... 5
0.4 NOTEFORPARENTSANDLEGALGUARDIANS.............. 5
0.5 WEEEDECLARATION........................................................ 6
1.1SAFETYRELATEDINFORMATION...................................... 7
1.1.aCorrectuse................................................................ 7
1.1.bNon-compliantuse.................................................... 7
1.1.cApplicableLegislation................................................ 7
1.1.dResidualhazards....................................................... 8
1.1.eAtrstuse................................................................ 10
1.1.fBeforealluse............................................................ 10
1.2CAREOFTHEBATTERYPACK........................................ 11
1.3WHICHINTERVENTIONSCANTHEOPERATOR
PERFORMAUTONOMOUSLYONTHEBIKE.................. 11
1.4SAFETYPRESCRIPTIONSDURINGUSE......................... 12
1.5MEASURESFORASSEMBLYOFACCESSORIESOR
COMPONENTSFORMODIFICATIONS............................ 13
1.6WHOCANDRIVETHISEPACBIKE.................................. 13
1.7WARRANTYTERMS.......................................................... 14
1.7.aPre-requisitesforwarrantyrequest......................... 14
1.7.bExclusionfromthewarranty.................................... 14
1.8IDENTIFICATIONPLATE.................................................... 15
2.1CLEARANCE..................................................................... 17
2.2TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS......................................... 18
2.3COUPLINGTORQUES...................................................... 19
2.4 IDENTIFICATIONOFBIKECOMPONENTS..................... 20
2.5REMOVINGPACKAGING.................................................. 22
2.5.aOpeningthebike..................................................... 22
2.6Assemblyandadjustments............................................... 23
2.6.aOpeningthepedals................................................. 23
2.6.bAssemblyofthepostandsaddle............................ 24
2.6.cRearlightassembly................................................. 24
2.6.dSaddleadjustment.................................................. 25
MAIN INDEX
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2.6.eHandlebarheightadjustment.................................. 25
2.6.fBrakeleversadjustment........................................... 26
2.6.gGearknobadjustment............................................. 26
2.7OPTIONALACCESSORIES............................................... 27
2.8 DESCRIPTIONOFTHEBIKE........................................... 27
2.8.aBrakes...................................................................... 27
2.8.bGearbox................................................................... 28
2.8.cFrameandfork........................................................ 28
2.8.dElectricdevices....................................................... 28
3.1EVERYTIMEBEFOREUSINGTHEBIKE.......................... 29
3.2CHECKWHEELSANDTYRES.......................................... 30
3.2.aCheckwheelsxture............................................... 30
3.2.bCheckthetyres....................................................... 30
3.2.cCheckthetyresvalve.............................................. 31
3.2.dChecktyrepressure................................................ 31
3.2.eCheckwheels.......................................................... 32
3.2.fCheckthesaddleandsaddlepost........................... 33
3.2.gCheckthehandlebar.............................................. 33
3.3Checkthebrakes.............................................................. 34
3.3.aCheckchainandcrankarmxture.......................... 36
3.3.bChecktheelectricengine........................................ 36
3.3.cCheckthelights(ifpresent)..................................... 37
3.3.dCheckthevariousaccessories................................ 38
3.3.eOtherchecks.......................................................... 38
4.1USINGTHEBIKE............................................................... 39
4.2USINGTHEGEARS.......................................................... 39
4.3USINGTHEBRAKES........................................................ 40
4.4WHATTODOAFTERAFALL............................................ 41
4.5HOWTOTRANSPORTTHEBIKE..................................... 42
4.5.aClosingthebike....................................................... 43
4.5.bOpeningthebike..................................................... 45
4.6REMOVINGTHEBATTERYPACK..................................... 46
4.7Chargingthebatterypack................................................. 48
4.7.aCheckingthebatterypack...................................... 48
4.7.bChargingthebatterypack....................................... 48
4.8NOTESREGARDINGBATTERYAUTONOMY................... 50
4.9CAREOFTHEBATTERYPACK........................................ 51
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The company reserves the exclusive right
to make aesthetic, functional or commercial changes to the bike models
without any obligation of forewarning, whenever deemed useful for
improvement of the product.
2.6.eHandlebarheightadjustment.................................. 25
2.6.fBrakeleversadjustment........................................... 26
2.6.gGearknobadjustment............................................. 26
2.7OPTIONALACCESSORIES............................................... 27
2.8 DESCRIPTIONOFTHEBIKE........................................... 27
2.8.aBrakes...................................................................... 27
2.8.bGearbox................................................................... 28
2.8.cFrameandfork........................................................ 28
2.8.dElectricdevices....................................................... 28
3.1EVERYTIMEBEFOREUSINGTHEBIKE.......................... 29
3.2CHECKWHEELSANDTYRES.......................................... 30
3.2.aCheckwheelsxture............................................... 30
3.2.bCheckthetyres....................................................... 30
3.2.cCheckthetyresvalve.............................................. 31
3.2.dChecktyrepressure................................................ 31
3.2.eCheckwheels.......................................................... 32
3.2.fCheckthesaddleandsaddlepost........................... 33
3.2.gCheckthehandlebar.............................................. 33
3.3Checkthebrakes.............................................................. 34
3.3.aCheckchainandcrankarmxture.......................... 36
3.3.bChecktheelectricengine........................................ 36
3.3.cCheckthelights(ifpresent)..................................... 37
3.3.dCheckthevariousaccessories................................ 38
3.3.eOtherchecks.......................................................... 38
4.1USINGTHEBIKE............................................................... 39
4.2USINGTHEGEARS.......................................................... 39
4.3USINGTHEBRAKES........................................................ 40
4.4WHATTODOAFTERAFALL............................................ 41
4.5HOWTOTRANSPORTTHEBIKE..................................... 42
4.5.aClosingthebike....................................................... 43
4.5.bOpeningthebike..................................................... 45
4.6REMOVINGTHEBATTERYPACK..................................... 46
4.7Chargingthebatterypack................................................. 48
4.7.aCheckingthebatterypack...................................... 48
4.7.bChargingthebatterypack....................................... 48
4.8NOTESREGARDINGBATTERYAUTONOMY................... 50
4.9CAREOFTHEBATTERYPACK........................................ 51
5.1BRIEFINDICATIONSFORSTART-UP............................... 53
5.2CONTROLINSTRUMENT................................................. 53
5.2.aFunctionkeys.......................................................... 53
5.2.bDisplay..................................................................... 54
5.2.cModifyingthelevelofassistedpedalling................. 57
5.2.d“Thrustaid”function............................................... 58
5.2.eResettingpartialdata............................................... 58
6.1CLEANINGANDCARE...................................................... 59
6.2PERIODICSCHEDULEDMAINTENANCE......................... 59
6.3CLEANINGTHEBIKE........................................................ 60
6.4PUTTINGTHEBIKEAWAY................................................ 61
6.5EXTRAORDINARYMAINTENANCEINTERVENTIONS...... 61
6.5.aRemovalandre-assemblyofthewheelunit........... 61
6.5.bFrontwheel.............................................................. 62
6.5.cRearwheel............................................................... 63
6.5.dBrakeadjustment.................................................... 66
6.5.eLeverdistancefromthehandlebargripadjustment66
6.5.fCheckingwearofthebrakelinings.......................... 67
6.5.gChaintensioning...................................................... 67
6.6FLATTYRE........................................................................ 67
6.7OTHERINTERVENTIONS.................................................. 67
6.8WINTERRESTPERIOD..................................................... 67
7.1TROUBLESHOOTING....................................................... 69
7.1.aProblemandpossiblesolution................................ 69
7.1.bErrorcodes.............................................................. 70
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01. INTRODUCTION
Dear Customer,
thank you for purchasing our product.
Our bike is a concentration of new ide-
as, design and comfort and it is designed
and manufactured entirely in Italy.
Thanks to the innovative assisted ped-
alling bike concept, you will change the
way you cycle and you will discover a new
world. Assisted pedalling makes riding
comfortable without taking anything away
from the healthy gusto for cycling.
This bike has been manufactured using
top quality materials and components
in full compliance with the regulations in
force.
Before using your new bike we recom-
mend you read and familiarise yourself
with the descriptions in this use and
maintenance booklet (hereinafter also re-
ferred to as "Manual").
Our manual is on-line and can be ac-
cessed only with registration of the ve-
hicle, which also gives access to the
documents inherent to the ownership
of the bike. The user must communicate
sale of the vehicle.
EPAC derives from Electrical Power As-
sisted Cycle, which is the description in
English of what Italians call the Pedalling
Assisted Electric Bike.
In order for an electric bike to be EPAC
classied, it must meet that envisioned by
the BS EN 15194-2008 European Direc-
tive and by the 2006/42/EC Machinery
Directive.
In brief, to be EPAC classied, the electric
bike must comply with the following:
- Auxiliary electric engine with maximum
continuous nominal power of 0.25kW.
- Interruption of the assisted propulsion
when the cyclist stops pedalling.
- Progressive reduction of electric engine
assistance with the increase in speed
and total annulment when the maximum
speed of 25km/h is reached.
Compliance with the Directives and
maintenance of the substantial require-
ments allow your bike to be used with
respect to the regulations valid for tra-
ditional bikes (not electric), allowing
use on cycle paths, without the obliga-
tion to use a helmet, third party liability
insurance and licence plate.
Interventions that modify the operating
mode of your EPAC bike are punisha-
ble and are subject to prosecution by
the law.
02. MEANING OF “EPAC” - Electrical Power Assisted Cycle
For members of the European Community only.
Keep this booklet
for future consultation.
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In order to be able to use your EPAC
bike on roads, a qualied operator
must rst install all the optional devices
prescribed by the Highway Code onto
your bike( front and rear lights etc.).
In some countries it may be necessary to
verify compliance of the bike's features
with that prescribed by local regulations.
Verify the requisites before using the bike.
04. NOTE FOR PARENTS AND LEGAL GUARDIANS
Parents and legal guardians are responsi-
ble for the actions and safety of the child
and the safety of the bike and its adapta-
tion to the size of the cyclist.
This bike is NOT suitable for use by young
children. However, whenever it is decid-
ed that the child is ready to use the bike,
it must be ascertained that he/she has
learned to use the EPAC bike safely and
responsibly. The best way to verify what
has been said and have it used in the en-
vironment in which the bike is intended to
be used.
03. DESCRIPTION OF THE
SYMBOLS
Throughout the manual there are symbols
that draw attention to several particularly
relevant points. Their meaning:
Hazard:
This symbol indicates a potential
falls hazard with consequent possi-
bility of injuries and personal dam-
age (yourself or third parties).
Attention:
This symbol indicates that incorrect
behaviour can determine possible
damage to objects or the environ-
ment.
Note:
This symbol highlights important infor-
mation that help to obtain maximum
performance from your bike
Respect the coupling torque prescribed:
In the presence of this symbol, the cor-
rect coupling torque must be respected
in order to guarantee safety while the
bike is being used. This is possible only
using a dynamometric wrench. If this
tool is not available, it is advised to have
the intervention performed by qualied
staff. Components installed with the
incorrect torque can break or detach
causing serious falls. The correct torque
is given on the last pages of this man-
ual.
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05. WEEE DECLARATION
2012/19/EU Directive
The mark on the product and on the doc-
umentation indicates that the product
must not be disposed of with other do-
mestic waste at the end of its life cycle.
In order to prevent any damage to the en-
vironment or health caused by inappropri-
ate disposal of waste, the user is invited
to separate this product from other types
of waste and to recycle it responsibly to
promote sustainable re-use of the mate-
rial resources.
Domestic users are invited to contact the
company from which the product was
purchased or the local ofce in charge for
all information relating to separate collec-
tion and recycling for this type of product.
Company users are invited to contact
their supplier and to check the terms and
conditions of the purchase contract.
This product must not be disposed of
with other commercial waste.
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1.1 SAFETY RELATED INFORMATION
1.1.a Correct use
The bike, subject of this manual, is
suitable for use on asphalted roads.
- Use of the bike for purposes differ-
ent to those envisioned can give
rise to hazardous driving situations,
falls and accidents. Short circuits
may also occur inside the battery
pack with possible consequent re.
- ALWAYS use the bike as described
in this user manual and any inte-
grated documentation.
1.1.b Non-compliant use
- Do not use the bike on non-asphalted
roads, routes with sand, gravel, earth,
on non-asphalted roads with steep
descents, slippery surfaces, etc....
- Do not add accessories that are not
type-approved by the manufacturer.
- Do not carry other persons except for
the cyclist.
- Never add equipment to the bike alone
or attempt to modify it; always contact
the manufacturer.
-
Any errors made when works are per-
formed imperfectly can cause damage
to the bike and compromise its operat-
ing safety. This can generate hazardous
driving situations, falls and accidents.
- The user can only perform the opera-
tions described in this manual.
Use of a bike-carrier is not rec-
ommended since it can cause
damage to the bike safety com-
ponents. The failure of these
components can give rise to
hazardous driving situations,
falls and accidents and dam-
age to objects.
1.1.c Applicable Legislation
-
This manual provides indications
and instructions regarding use of
the bike, which are added to, but
do not replace, general or specic
REGULATIONS, PRESCRIPTIONS,
DECREES OR LAWS in force in the
place of use.
- Every road user must follow the traf-
c regulations in force in their country.
For example, in Italy and Germany
no permits from authorities or driv-
ing licence are required to drive the
EPAC. It is possible to ride the EPAC
on public roads and streets only with
the additional equipment required by
law in your country. Both in Italy and
Germany, these requirements are gov-
erned in the regulations for admission
of vehicles for circulation on roads.
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•
Use the bike in compliance with that
declared.
• Store the bike exclusively in prem-
ises with environment temperature
between -10°C and +50 °C.
• Keep the bike away from heat
sources such as heaters, radiators,
stoves, etc.
•
In the event of ames or smoke from
the battery pack, stop the bike im-
mediately and put the re out using
an extinguisher, if available.
If there is a risk of the re propagat-
ing to objects nearby, inform the Fire
Service immediately.
- Electric hazards
The use of non-compliant, damaged
or faulty battery chargers and electric
cables could generate potentially le-
thal electric shocks.
• Use the battery-charger supplied
only.
• Do not disassemble the battery
pack and the battery charger.
• Keep the bike and battery charger
away from children and animals.
• Do not allow the battery pack to
come into contact with water or
other liquids.
- In Italy, the regulations relative to use
of the bike with assisted pedalling do
not impose age limits.
1.1.d Residual hazards
- Fire hazard
Strong shocks due to non-complaint
use of the bike, storage in hot envi-
ronments (e.g. the car in the presence
of strong sunlight) and falls with the
same, cause short circuits inside the
battery pack and consequent re.
In the case of strong sunlight,
the car may overheat. High
temperatures can cause the
battery pack to short circuit
and the latter could catch re.
Park the car in the shade and
make sure that the environment
temperature is lower than 50°C.
It is recommended to deate the
bike tyres before long transport
periods and high temperatures.
Tyre pressure is 2.8 bar depend-
ing on the weight loaded, the at-
mospheric temperature and the
road surface (maximum pressure
supported 4.5 bar).
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•
Do not leave the battery pack and
battery charger under the sun or near
to heat sources (e.g. stoves, heaters,
etc.).
• Never use the battery charger or
batteries if they have any type of
damage whatsoever.
• Never use the battery charger if the
insulation of the cables or one or
more plug connections are dam-
aged. In his case, only grip the plug
in an isolated point.
- General hazards
• Never move hands, feet or other
parts of the body towards moving
bike parts (wheels, chain, gears).
Injury hazard.
• In the event of rain, snow or slippery
roads, reduce speed and increase
the safety distance from other vehi-
cles.
• It is recommended to avoid pools
of water where the level can come
into contact with the electronic part
of the vehicle, located in the black
case in front of the engine.
• Do not leave the bike in the car un-
der the sun.
After a long descent, the brake
discs (1) may be very hot.
· Do not touch the brake discs
immediately after a descent. ·
Leave them to cool for at least
5 minutes before touching
them. · To check the tempera-
ture, just touch the brake discs
briey with a nger. If they are
very hot, wait a few minutes
and repeat the test until the
discs have cooled down.
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1.1.e At rst use
Serious falls and accidents haz-
ard. The bike is delivered as-
sembled, it just needs com-
posing as described by the
manufacturer.
• Only use the bike in a sitting posi-
tion suitable for yourself.
• Adjust the position and height of
the saddle (see the “Saddle adjust-
ment” paragraph).
• Fully charge the battery pack (see
the "Charging the battery pack"
paragraph).
1.1.f Before all use
An unsafe bike can give rise to
hazardous driving situations,
falls and accidents.
Before every journey:
• check that the bike functions cor-
rectly and safely; consider the pos-
sibility that, while unattended, the
bike may have fallen or have been
tampered with by strangers,
• visually check the bike compo-
nents; if faults are found, contact
the manufacturer immediately.
Only autonomously perform the in-
terventions described in this man-
ual. For all interventions not de-
scribed, contact the manufacturer.
Use the bike only after it has been
restored to its optimal status.
- If one or more defects are detected
during the inspections, contact the
manufacturer immediately. Repair
negligible defects yourself if the cor-
responding interventions to be carried
out are described in this manual.
- Contact the manufacturer immedi-
ately if the repair interventions for the
damage are not described since this
means that they cannot be performed
autonomously, or if the intervention did
not produce the desired result.
-
Only use the bike when it is safe again.
Any tampering or damage fol-
lowing a fall will not be consid-
ered as defects.
Hazard regarding injuries to n-
gers, arms, accident hazard. As
a result of control operations, the
bike may start unintentionally.
Before every check, make sure
the electric engine is deactivat-
ed by disconnecting the bat-
tery pack. Visually check that all
clamping screws are tightened
correctly.
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Visually check every part of the
bike to ensure that there are no
incisions, breakage, deep cracks
and other mechanical damage.
If defects are detected by the
inspection, please contact the
manufacturer.
- Even though it is not mandatory by
law, it is advised always to wear a
type-approved helmet.
1.2 CARE OF THE BATTERY
PACK
Improper use of lithium batter-
ies can cause res, explosions
or chemical hazard.
- Only charge lithium ion batteries with
the battery charger supplied. Do not
charge lead, NiCd-NiMh batteries or
normal batteries.
- Do not charge the battery pack if it is
hot. The battery pack must be at envi-
ronment temperature before charging
it.
-Immediately interrupt the charging
process if the battery pack overheats;
slight heating is normal.
- Do not put the battery pack in con-
tact with water or other liquids. If this
is the case, do not use it and have it
checked by the manufacturer.
- If the bike is to be parked for a pro-
longed period of time under the sun,
it is advised to remove the battery via
the relevant bag, as described in the
“Removing the battery pack” para-
graph.
1.3 WHICH INTERVENTIONS
CAN THE OPERATOR
PERFORM
AUTONOMOUSLY ON THE
BIKE
Errors made when works are
performed imperfectly on the
bike can cause damage to the
same and compromise its op-
erating safety. This can give rise
to hazardous driving situations,
falls and accidents.
- The operator must only perform the
operations described in this manual
and for which the suitable tools are
available.
- Modication is not allowed of the fea-
tures of the individual components of
the bike
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- All operations inherent to the parts un-
der warranty must be performed with
consent of Motoparilla. The parts in-
herent to the engine can only be man-
aged by the manufacturer itself, just
like the other electronic parts. Instead,
for mechanical parts under the war-
ranty period, contact the manufacturer
directly to receive information regard-
ing your nearest dealer.
1.4 SAFETY PRESCRIPTIONS
DURING USE
- The bike can be used traditionally or
with the aid of assisted pedalling.
It is advised to gain con-
dence with use of the bike
before using the assisted
pedalling.
· Only use the bike if able to safely
control driving and braking at high
speed.
· Wear a helmet when using the bike.
· Drive cautiously and prudently.
· Pedal in a way that you are always
ready to brake.
· Do not drive under the effect of al-
cohol.
· Drive in a way always to have full
control of the bike and in a way not
to be in difculty in the event of
sudden hazardous situations.
· The effectiveness of the brakes may
be reduced on wet surfaces and the
braking distance increases.
· When riding a bike, it is good prac-
tice only to wear suitable clothing,
which does not limit driving and
does not obstruct the view.
The load worsens the behav-
iour of the bike when travelling
and increases the braking dis-
tance.
If the bike is overloaded, some
of its parts could break or be
damaged. This can give rise to
hazardous driving situations, falls
and accidents. Do not exceed the
maximum load allowed (120 kg).
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1.5 MEASURES FOR ASSEMBLY
OF ACCESSORIES OR
COMPONENTS FOR
MODIFICATIONS
The addition of accessories
and components that are not
type-approved for your bike can
cause damage to the latter and
compromise its operating safety.
This can give rise to hazardous
driving situations, falls and acci-
dents.
- Do not add accessories or equipment
to the bike autonomously and do not
attempt to modify it.
For modications, always select ac-
cessories and components with a
specialised dealer. With reference to
the accessories and the additional
weight that they imply, always take the
maximum weight allowed for your bike
into account.
1.6 WHO CAN DRIVE THIS
EPAC BIKE
This regulation is only relative
to EC Member States. For all
other nations, refer to the High-
way Code of the country in
which the vehicle is used
The driver of the bike:
- must be at least 15 years old.
- must be able to ride a bike, i.e. must
have basic knowledge relative to using
a bike and have good balance; neces-
sary to drive and control the same.
-
must be able to safely climb onto and
off of the bike when at a standstill.
This is particularly valid for ergonomic
saddles, if the rider cannot touch the
ground with his feet from a sitting posi-
tion.
- must have a physical size suitable for
the bike and the maximum permitted
load must not be exceeded.
- must be physically and mentally able
to circulate in road trafc, especially
if the rider wants to drive the bike on
public roads and streets.
- must have the physical resistance to
safely control the bike for at least two
hours, since the same allows high
speeds to be developed for long peri-
ods of time.
The bike does not compensate
for illness or a lack of tness.
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1.7 WARRANTY TERMS
By purchasing the assisted pedalling
bike, the user has a top quality prod-
uct, designed, assembled and manu-
factured in Italy.
1.7.a Pre-requisites for warranty
request
The manufacturer guarantees the as-
sisted pedalling bike against manufac-
turing defects and malfunctioning of
components for the following periods
of time (starting from the date of pur-
chase).
- 2 year warranty covering:
- defects or breakage of the frame;
- malfunctioning and/or breakage of
the bike components (handlebar,
brake levers, rims, pedals, etc.);
- electric engine;
- display;
- 2 years warranty covering the bat-
tery pack (60% of nominal capacity).
Bike components subject to wear are
excluded from the warranty.
During the warranty period, faulty com-
ponents will be replaced or repaired
free of charge.
The interventions under warranty must
be carried out by an authorised dealer
following approval from the manufac-
turer.
The warranty and respective terms can
be transferred to any successive pur-
chasers of the bike, without prejudice
to the duration of the warranty itself,
from the rst purchase date.
In order to validate the warranty period,
the new purchaser must be in posses-
sion of proof of purchase (invoice or re-
ceipt stating the date of purchase and
the identication data of the bike).
The warranty comes into force from the
date of purchase.
The warranty does not cover any mal-
functioning of components caused
by the normal use of the bike and by
wear (example: tyres, inner tube, chain,
brake discs, etc.).
The owner of the bike is responsible for
its maintenance and careful use and
ensuring that all recommended mainte-
nance interventions are carried out.
1.7.b Exclusion from the warranty
The warranty is not applied if the bike
is used:
- in races or sports competitions.
The warranty becomes null and void
if the bike is used in a non-compliant
manner or differently to that for which it
has been designed (see the "Incorrect
use" and "Non-compliant use" para-
graphs): in particular the warranty be-
comes null and void due to:
- insufcient or incorrect mainte-
nance;
- repairs not performed by an author-
ised dealer;
-
no or incorrect repair of worn or dam-
aged components;
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- malfunctioning and/or breakage
caused by excessive or incorrect
use.
The warranty is only valid if original
components are used, including those
that have been replaced.
Parts subject to wear, like interventions
performed by dealers, are generally ex-
cluded from warranty requests.
- The manufacturer reserves the right
to deliver and/or install components
different to those damaged under
warranty; they must however have
the same qualitative and operational
features as the same.
- Use of the warranty does not mean
the same is extended over the du-
ration established (see the “Pre-req-
uisites for warranty request” para-
graph).
1.8 IDENTIFICATION PLATE
Every bike has an identication plate,
positioned in the rear part of the saddle
support.
Communicate the serial number stated
on the plate every time assistance is re-
quested or to order spare parts.
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Warnings and Safety
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1100 mm
700 mm
1500* - 1560** mm
650 mm
min 1020* - 1090** mm
max 1120* - 1210** mm
min 750* - 850** mm
max 900* - 1020** mm
Description and Technical specications
2.1 CLEARANCE
* 16” wheel
** 20” wheel
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Description and Technical specications
2.2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
MODEL
TRILIX 250 TRILIX 500
Engine
BOFEILI - Central
Engine model
BOFEILI t 210 BOFEILI t 300 Peak 500W
Voltage
36V
Power
250W 500W
Type of sensor
Torque sensor
Frame
Aluminium
Battery
Lithium ions (21700 cells) - LG
Average autonomy in Km
120 Km - 540 Wh (Watt/Hour)
Re-charging times
4 hours
Maximum assisted speed
25 Km/h 32 Km/h
Brakes
Tektro - disc brakes
mechanic or hydraulic Tektro - disc brakes
hydraulic
Disc brake measurements
Front = 160 mm/Rear = 140 mm
Wheels
CST BMX 20’ Race wheels - 16’ Plus Vee Rubber wheels
Pressure
2.8 bar (max 4.5 bar)
Suspensions
Moto Parilla - Mono-shock fork/suspended saddle post
Crankset
BOFEILI Kit 52T
Rear gearbox
Internal gearbox Kt 3 Speed disc 2020
Small chain ring teeth
16
Chain ring teeth
50 52
Bike weight
19 Kg + Battery
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