Mycle Cruiser Pro User manual

Cruiser Pro
E-Scooter Manual

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Meet Mycle.
Your New Best Mate.
Equipped with motor-powered assistance,
Mycle scooters bring a boost to every journey.
To get the most out of your scooter – and ensure
you’re using it safely, correctly and legally –
make sure you read this manual and check
local legislation before you ride.
Technical Info
Net weight: 15kg
Maximum load: 100kg
Unfolded dimensions: 108x48x120cm
Folded dimensions: 108x48x49cm
Minimum turning circle: 83cm
Max climbing angle: 14˚
Wheels: 9 inch
Brakes: front drum, rear EABS
Braking distance: <10m in dry conditions
Tyre pressures: 3.0bar (43psi)
Motor: 300W rear drive
Maximum speed: 25km/h
Range: 30km-40km
Gear switch levels: 1 : 15km/h
2 : 20km/h
3 : 25km/h
Capacity: 36V 10Ah
Output voltage: DC 42V 2A
Input voltage: AC 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz
Charging time: 3-4 hours
Imported and distributed by Mycle Ltd.
Your Mycle has been designed in accordance
with the requirements of European standards:
CE RoHS, which comply with safety requirements.
Contents
General Safety
Meet Your Mycle
Quick Set-Up
On Board Display
Folding & Carrying
Charging The Battery
Battery Care
Charger Safety Precautions
Maintenance
Warranty
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General
Safety
E-Scooters are not to be used on public roads or
pavements, only on private land with the owner’s consent.
Please make sure you carry out the routine checks listed
in the MAINTENANCE section of this manual.
When you first try the scooter, make
sure the handlebars are pointing
forward and the road ahead is clear.
The assistance will be triggered when
you kick away and start to roll with
your thumb on the throttle. Ensure your
riding complies with the Highway Code
and trac rules.
Electric scooters are not suitable
for children under the age of 16, and
are designed to be used by one rider at
a time. Do not carry children or other
passengers.
When pushing the scooter, always
make sure the power is o to stop
any accidental acceleration.
In the UK electric scooters can be
used only on private land, with the
land owner’s permission. It is illegal to
ride electric scooters on public roads,
pavements or other public areas.
The use of electric scooters is under
review in the UK. Please check current
legislation before riding your scooter.
Be extra careful when riding in dicult
weather conditions, such as rain, cold,
ice and snow, as well as at night.
Reduce your speed and allow for longer
stopping distances on slippery surfaces.
We recommend you wear flat soled
shoes and protective clothing when
riding, such as a helmet and gloves.
Check both front and rear tyre
pressures are 3.0bar (43psi). This will
make riding safer, more comfortable,
reduce tyre wear and punctures.
Failure to follow these warnings
could result in an accident, injury
or damage to you or your scooter.
Mycle cannot take responsibility
for any faults or damage that
occurs from improper maintenance
or lack of safety checks.
Watch the
weather
Always wear
a helmet
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Vehicle
Grip
Thumb throttle
Dashboard
Headlight
Front reflector
Brake lever
Folding stem
Folding safety lock
Folding safety lever
Aluminium label
Front mud guard
Driven wheel
Drum brake
Kick stand
Foot plate
Hook buckle
Rear light
Rear mud guard
Side reflector
Motor wheel
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Mycle Meet Your Mycle
Meet Your
Mycle
Mycle Meet Your Mycle
Get started by understanding all the parts and
components of Your Mycle Scooter.
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Quick
Set-up
Before you ride,
make sure your scooter
is correctly set up.
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After removing the scooter from
the box, place it on flat ground.
Open kick stand.
Connect the waterproof
cable between the handlebar
assembly and folding stem.
Insert the handlebar assembly
into the folding stem.
Lift the stem and lock
the folding safety lever.
Hearing a ‘click’ means
the stem is locked
in place.
Secure the handlebar assembly
to the folding stem with the
allen key and four screws
provided.
NOTE : First insert the four
screws in sequence from hole
to hole and finally tighten
them together.
Perform testing after installation
Power on inspection
Gear shift inspection
Front headlight inspection
Braking force inspection
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Scooter Assembly
Power on testingHeadset assembly
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Dashboard
Speed display
Speed unit display (KM/h or MPH)
Single trip mileage / total mileage
Gear display
Headlight display
Fault display
Bluetooth display
Battery power display
Gear switch / mileage switch button
Light indicator
Power switch
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On Board
Display
Everything you need to know about your
scooter appears on the On Board Display.
Get Started
Long press the power button to turn on,
long press again to turn o.
Use The Lights
Short press the power button
to switch the headlight on/o.
Operate Gears
Short press the gear button
to change gears.
Distance
Long press the gear button to switch
between single trip and total mileage.
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After folding you
can easily take the
scooter on the bus
and train or by car.
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Folding
& Carrying
Your Mycle Scooter is designed to be
folded so it can fit in a car or be
easily carried on public transport.
It takes seconds to fold, here’s what to do:
When folding, turn o the power.
First lift up the safety lock, then open the safety lever.
Fold the folding stem to the rear part of the scooter.
Lift the hook buckles on the rear mud guard and finally
buckle the two hooks together to complete the folding.
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Mycle Charging The Battery
Your Mycle’s innovative design means that the
battery is hidden underneath the foot plate.
The battery is delivered with a minimum charge. Before riding
for the first time, you must fully charge it for at least 4 hours.
After charging, we recommend the battery sits for 20-30
minutes before use.
Make sure you charge the battery for at least 2 hours, at least
once a month, maintaining a charge level of around 50%. When
not in use, store the battery in a dry environment, ideally between
12-22°C. Always charge the battery before storing, or before
periods of non-use.
How to charge
The charging port is located at position on the front right side
of the scooter. To charge, first open the dust-proof cap and then
insert the charger cable into the charging port. When the indicator
light is red it means that charging is in progress. When it turns
green, charging is complete. Finally, unplug the charger and fasten
the dust-proof cap.
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Power
to you
Charger Safety
Precautions
The typical battery range is
30-40km. The range can vary
depending on;
• The weight of the user
• The gradient of the road
• Wind resistance
• Starting and frequency of stops
• The outside temperature
Battery performance will
decline after prolonged use.
Depending on usage patterns,
the energy capacity can reduce
by 20% to 30% (charge and
discharge) for lithium batteries.
When discarding batteries,
please make sure you do
so responsibly through an
authorised recycling centre.
• Only use the battery supplied with this scooter.
• Only use the specific charger supplied.
• Do not expose the battery to heat or charge
it in direct sunlight.
• Do not disassemble or modify the battery.
• Always charge the battery in a well ventilated area.
• Do not connect the (+) and (-) battery
connections with a metallic object.
• Do not expose the battery to liquids.
• Do not use a damaged battery.
• Do not continue to charge the battery beyond the
recommended charge time.
• Do not use the battery if it emits an unusual smell,
becomes unusually hot, or if something seems abnormal.
• Keep the battery out of the reach of children.
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Battery Safety
Precaution
• Only use the charger supplied with this scooter.
• Avoid contact with water while charging the battery.
If a plug becomes wet, dry thoroughly before use.
• For indoor use, do not expose the battery charger to rain.
• Do not short circuit the charger pins.
• Do not dismantle or modify the charger.
• Always place the charger in a well ventilated and dry environment.
• Warning: Explosive gases. Avoid flames and sparks.
Provide adequate ventilation during charging.
• Do not use the charger with a damaged power cord or plugs.
• Do not touch the charger with wet hands.
• Make sure that the charger plug is correctly connected to the
mains for charging.
• Disconnect the power supply before connecting or disconnecting
the connections on the battery.
• Do not touch the charger for too long during charging (risk of
superficial burns).
• Do not position the charger in an unstable manner.
• Do not cover the charger to avoid overheating during charging.
• This charger is designed to charge the Lithium battery supplied
with this scooter only.
• Keep out of reach of children, this product is not a toy.
• Do not expose the product to a heat source.
• Do not immerse the product.
• The external flexible cable of this product cannot be replaced;
if the cord is damaged, the item should be discarded.
Battery
Range
Battery
Life
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It’s important that you make the following
routine checks before you first ride the
scooter, then on an ongoing weekly basis.
We also recommend getting your scooter
periodically checked by a professional.
Routine Checklist:
√ Check the brakes are correctly adjusted and working.
If the brake becomes too loose, you can turn the adjusting
nut on the drum brake counter clockwise to tighten.
If the brake is too tight, adjust in a clockwise direction.
√ Check stability of the front stem assembly.
Screws may need tightening after use and vibration.
Four screws in the handlebar assembly (2.5mm allen key)
and 2 screws at the stem base (5mm allen key).
If the gap becomes too large at the base of the folding stem,
you can use a 2.5mm allen key to unscrew the set screw.
Use a 3mm allen key to tighten the folding mechanism screw.
Use a 2.5mm allen key to tighten the set screw again.
√ Check tyre pressures - front and rear 3.0bar (43psi).
√ Check general levels of wear, particularly to brake pads,
transmission, cables and tyres.
√ Check that lights and all electrical
components are working.
Cleaning
Rinse your scooter with fresh water after each use, particularly if it
has been exposed to sea air, in order to avoid corrosion. Clean with
a sponge and warm water only, never use a pressurised water jet.
Lubrication
Regular lubrication of moving parts is essential to avoid corrosion.
Pay particular attention to the axis of the wheels and control cables.
Maintenance
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Warranty
Your Mycle Scooter comes with a 12 month warranty covering parts
and labour (if returned to Mycle).
• Any component replaced under these warranty terms will be
covered for the remaining warranty period of the scooter.
• Any components replaced under warranty must be returned to
Mycle and will become property of Mycle.
• We may from time to time at our discretion make repairs to
defective parts falling outside of the warranty period. Such
work shall not be deemed an admission of liability.
Exclusions
Contractual warranty excludes damage or defects caused by:
abnormal use, lack of maintenance, accidental damage,
prolonged exposure to moisture or liquid or non-compliance
with recommendations.
• The scooter must not have been used for competitions,
inadequately maintained, incorrectly serviced or incorrectly used
external factors such as shocks, lightning storms, current surges,
short circuit, etc.
• Damage caused by excess exposure to the elements
(e.g. rust caused by not storing indoors).
• Modification of electrical components or any modifications
(e.g. additions not included when bought).
• Paint, varnish and graphics.
• Consumable items that are expected to wear as part of their
normal function such as inner tubes, tyres, brake pads, brake
cables, handlebar grips, foot plate, paint, rubber bungs etc.
• Should a warranty claim become necessary, Mycle shall not be
liable for the cost of transportation of the scooter to or from a
repair site selected to fulfil the repair, work, or labour on the
repair as set out under these warranty terms, including costs
associated with loss of use, inconvenience, lost time, commercial
losses or other incidental or consequential damages.
• Commercial use of the scooter.
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Cruiser Pro
E-Scooter Manual