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Oxygen Electric Bicycles Ltd, Unit 9 Stadium Court, Mangham Road,
Rotherham, South Yorkshire S62 6EW
Check the tyre pressures
The recommended tyre pressure for an Oxygen bicycle is between
40psi and 75psi depending on the type of tyre fitted
(recommended limits are shown on the tyre). It is recommended
the pressure is set near the higher limit as this decreases rolling
resistance and helps to reduce the likelihood of getting a puncture.
Tyres should not be inflated above the maximum recommended
pressure –doing otherwise would affect the comfort of riding and
increase the risk of damage to the wheel rim and tyre explosion.
Please note that keeping the bike in the bright sun may also
increase the pressure in the tyres and therefore it is recommended
to keep a pressure at a slightly lower level during hot summer days.
Charging the battery for the first time
Before using your Oxygen bicycle for the first time you should
ensure that the battery is fully charged.
When the charger is plugged in and showing a red light, this
indicates charging is in progress, when the charge cycle is complete
a green light on the charger comes will show –please do not
disconnect the battery or switch off the power before the charge
cycle is complete.
Check the handle bar and stem assembly.
Before your first ride, please make sure that the stem and handle
bar assembly bolts have been securely tightened and there is no
play in the stem or headset.
Check your brakes
Before your first ride it is crucial to familiarise yourself with the
braking system and make sure that both brakes are in good
working order.
Please remember that the RIGHT HAND LEVER operates the front
brake and the LEFT HAND LEVER operates the rear brake. It is
always best to use both brakes at the same time.