Pedibal E-CRUIZA User manual

User Manual
Important Recommendations:
• Packaging Retention: It's advised to keep the shipping carton. It will be beneficial for any potential servicing needs or product returns.
• Keys: Your e bike comes with two keys. We suggest keeping them in separate locations. Consider getting a third key made, as direct
replacements are not available.
• Battery Care: If you plan on not using your e bike for extended periods, ensure the battery remains charged. This practice aids in prolonging
its lifespan. Further details can be found in the instruction section.
• Instruction Manual: Dedicate some time to go through the manual thoroughly. It's packed with crucial information on usage and safety
measures. Your safety and understanding are paramount to us.
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Table of Content
INTRODUCTION ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
IMPORTANT SAFET MAINTENANCE ----------------------------------------------- 2
PART DESCRIPTION ----------------------------------------------------------------- 3
ASSEMBL --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
CONTROL & DISPLA -------------------------------------------------------------- 18
BATTER & RANGE ---------------------------------------------------------------- 20
MAINTENANCE -------------------------------------------------------------------- 22
GENERAL --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23
SAFET ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24

1
Introduction
Congratulations on your new Pedibal e bike purchase! We're thrilled you chose us. Our
commitment to excellence ensures a high quality product that we believe will bring you
countless memorable rides.
At Pedibal, we don't just pride ourselves on the quality and longevity of our bikes; we're also
staunch advocates for rider safety. Should you encounter any issues or have concerns, our
dedicated team is always here to assist.
This manual is your guide to understanding, operating, and maintaining your e bike safely. It's
essential to thoroughly read and familiarise yourself with the contents before your first ride.
Keep this manual handy for future reference.
Safety is paramount, and this guide contains several cautions and warnings to ensure you ride
with utmost care. If any aspect of the manual is unclear or raises questions, please don't hesitate
to reach out to Pedibal.
While we strive to cover various scenarios and precautions, it's impossible to predict every
situation one might encounter on the road. Riding any bicycle comes with inherent risks, and
ultimately, safety is the rider's responsibility.
We continuously update our documentation for accuracy and relevance. However, there might
be instances where updates or changes aren't immediately reflected. We appreciate your
understanding in this matter.
Lastly, it's worth noting that your e bike has been independently verified and meets the
requirements of the UKCA Certification Mark, pertaining to the standards outlined. Pedibal
proudly holds the responsibility for the certification and ensures that all necessary measures are
taken before the product hits the market. Furthermore, Pedibal tasked with maintaining an
effective internal production control to ascertain continued compliance with the Certification.
Thank you for trusting Pedibal, and here's to many enjoyable rides ahead!

2
Important Safety Maintenance
Congratulations on becoming a Pedibal Cruiza Owner. Now you have invested in the new E bike, we
just wanted to remind you of a few important points you should consider every time before you take
your new e bike out for a ride.
It has become apparent many of our customers are new to Electric Bicycles. Like any moving vehicle
with moving parts fixing points parts subject to moving/vibration. If it is not checked regularly, it can
become loose or detached. So we try to impress that it should become second nature to introduce
regular checks on a regular basis or prior to every use as a precautionary measure.
Check all fixing points are tight and secure and we
have highlighted those in the graphic on this page.
Pre Checks
Tighten All Screws Before Riding
• Always wear a helmet when riding
• Check brakes are secured and work sufficiently
• Check Tyres are inflated between 5 10PSI depndng on the ride intended
• Check pedals are tight
• Make sure light and reflectors are present/working
• Check handlebars and handlebar furniture are secure

To ensure the safety, make the following functional checks before riding:
Normal operation of the light, brake and power cut system.
Tire pressure (low pressure will effect range and speed).
Wheel axle tightness. Battery charging level.
Check Lights Front/Rear are working.
Braking system adjustment and free operation (wheel should spin freely, and brake levers should have minimal travel before engaging the brake).
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Rear Disc Brake Calliper
Daily Checks
Rear Wheel Hub Motor
Integrated LED Light Saddle
Independent Rear Light
LCD Control Centre
Rear Brake Lever
Front Brake Lever
Thumb shift gear selector
Twist & Go Power Cut Button
Front Disc Brake
Part Description
Front Fork Suspension
Pedal

Assembly
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Before you continue to
complete the final assembly
please ensure you read the
instruction manual carefully.
First step check for any
external damaged on the
shipping carton then
carefully cut the plastic
straps and open the top
flaps to reveal the bike.
Ideally allow sufficient
space to allow room to
manoeuvre to remove and
assemble to bike safely it
will take two people to lift
and hold the bike during
the final assembly, First
remove the two accessory
cartons then carefully lift
the bike away from the
carton.
1 Unbox In the Box
Main Frame
2 x Pedals
Front Wheel
2 x Boxes of Accessories
Front Mudguard
Handle Bar
& Stem
Head Lamp
Battery

Assembly
In the Box
Main Frame
2 x Pedals
Front Wheel
2 x Boxes of Accessories
Front Mudguard
Handle Bar
& Stem
Head Lamp
Battery
Remove the parts/tools located in the two accessory boxes and check parts receive match those identified
in the parts list section of the instruction manual.
Box 1:
1 x Lamp 2 x Long bracket
2 x short clamp 2 x bracket fixing bolt
2 x washers 2 x lamp fixing bolt
2 x washer 2 x large foam adhesive spacer
2 x small foam adhesive spacer
Box 2:
1 x 54v Charger & power cable
2 x Pedals (L&R) 1 x Mudguard fixing bolt
2 x washer 1 x locking nut
2 x M5 15MM mudguard bolts
2 x washers 1 x 15mm spanner
1 x 10mm spanner 3 x Allen keys
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2 Organise

Assembly
In the Box
Main Frame
2 x Pedals
Front Wheel
2 x Boxes of Accessories
Front Mudguard
Handle Bar
& Stem
Head Lamp
Battery
Carefully remove main packaging to access the
components to be assembled please note a hobby
knife or cable cutter may be required to remove the
cable ties used to secure the bike during transit.
Leave packaging on the frame until other parts have
assembled and tested to help protect from damage
during assembly.
Carefully unclip the front wheel from the frame
ready for assemble only after Front mudguard has
been fitted.
Prepare all of the parts and fixing components for
easy access prior to assembly.
2 Organise
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Assembly
Position
Parts & Tools
First assembly point is the
handlebar remove the 4 Allen
bolts from the headset then
remove the headset clamp.
With another person holding the
handlebar present the handlebar
to the headset and place the
clamp in position.
Using the 4mm Allen key tighten
the 4 x Allen bolts in a diamond
format to ensure even pressure is
applied across the clamp when
secure.
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3 Handlebar

Assembly
Position
Parts & Tools
Part 1 to attach the front mudguard secure the bolt
and washers provided through the hole located in
the middle of the front forks with the mudguard
bracket placed at the front of the fork.
To attach the front mudguard collate the parts, tools
and fixings required using the M5 Allen key and
10mm spanner.
4 Front Mudguard
Part 2 to fix the straightening bars to the fork invert the bike (taking care not to damage the handlebar
furniture (levers and gear selectors etc) then locate the fixing point on the bottom if the fork legs legs using
the 5mm Allen bolts and washers provided.
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Assembly
Position
Parts & Tools
While the bike is still inverted remove the
temporary stand to enable to wheel hub to locate in
the forks appropriately.
Before locating front front wheel loosen the hub
nuts sufficiently and slide the spacer to the outside
before presenting to the forks.
5 Front Wheel
Taking care to ensure the brake disc is located in
between the brake pads on the calliper and once
the wheel hub is located snuggly in position tighten
the nuts by hand and rotate the wheel to ensure
free travel.
Using the 15mm spanner tighten to secure the
wheel in position (torque setting detailed in the
technical section).
9

Assembly
Position
Parts & Tools
Once the front wheel is secure if the wheel is not
rotating freely there may be a requirement to re
align the front brake calliper.
To align the calliper take the the 5mmAllen key and
loosen the two bolts the secure the calliper to the
fork to allow lateral movement.
6 Front Brake
Tighten the brake calliper to the disc using the pad
adjuster located on the rear of the calliper until
locked to the disc then tighten the two Allen bolts to
secure the calliper and lastly
Rotate the wheel to ensure free travel and repeat
process with further adjustments if still resistance
when rotated.
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Assembly
Position
Parts & Tools
7 Pedal Taking care not to cross thread the pedal carefully
locate the thread into the crank arm and turn by
hand until secure.
Once both pedals are secure use the 15mm spanner
to tighten the pedals securely.
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Prior to assembling the pedals identify the left and
right to ensure correct fitting (identified by a L & R)
on the pedal plate turning the spindle towards the
front of the bike will tighten the pedals onto the
crank whatever side the pedal is on.
Before we go on, for the avoidance of doubt:
• The right hand side or drive side of the bike is the
side with the gears on it
• The left hand side or non drive side of the bike is
the side without the gears

Assembly
Position
Parts & Tools
Prior to assembling the front light ensure all of the
components are to hand (as per list see page 5).
Then once aligned in position attach the large sticky
spacer pad in the curved part of the large bracket
(left and right).
8 Front Light
Next attach peal the backing of the small sticky pad. Attached to the small clamp internal on the curve.
12

Assembly
Position
Parts & Tools
Attached the large bracket (straight edge to the top)
to the lamp using the nuts and washers provided.
Repeat for the process for both sides.
8 Front Light
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Present the brackets to the front forks (just below the headset).

Assembly
Position
Parts & Tools
To secure the long bracket insert the small clamp via
the slot provided and wrap around the fork.
Using the M5 Allen bolt and washer secure the
clamp and bracket.
8 Front Light
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Tilt / adjust the lamp angle appropriately and tighten
once in place .
Lastly connect the in line plug and socket ensuring
the pins are aligned prior to pushing together.

Assembly
Position
Parts & Tools
Again to aid locating the rear light it can be easier to
invert the bike as before.
The mounting bracket is located under the bench
seat at the rear of the frame, just remove the two
fixing nuts and sprig washers locate the lamp and
then tighten the nuts using the 10mm spanner.
Final Look.
9 Rear Light
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Assembly
Position
The battery has been designed to fit specifically the
docking bracket located underneath the bench seat
to secure in place hold and centralise the battery to
the dock
Once located then gently slide the battery towards
the rear of the bike making sure the lugs are align
correctly until is locks in place and should not
wobble.
10 Battery
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Lastly lock the battery in position using the two keys provided

Assembly
Position
Remove the plastic transit cap from the rear wheel
to reveal the power cable entry point.
Then slide the rubber protective sleeve over the
power cable entry on the rear wheel hub.
11 Finalise
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This completes the assembly and just leave you to read the instructive manual to familiarise yourself with the
controls and how the bike performs.

Control & Display
ECO STD POWER SPEED HANDLE WALK
TRIP Mile
Km
MPH
AVG SPEED
MAX SPEED
Error Maintain
DST TO GO
WATT
PAS
Km/h
ODO
F E
Please read this manual before you use your Pedibal e bike. This manual
will guide you to use the product correctly to get the most from your
ride.
Speed
Light Mode Indicator
Battery Level Distance Mode
Assist Level Error Code
Speed Mode
Throttle Control
Power Button ON/OFF
Display Operation
The switch on the LCD display Press and Hold button for a few
seconds until the display illuminates and repeat this process to turn off.
Please note the display has a power save setting if not used
consecutively for the default power safe mode time setting the power
will switch the off the automatically (time can be set by the user).
Pedal Assist Setting
Press or button to switch between 5 assist
levels providing a set power assistance at varying
speed increments (1 being the least assist/power
consumption, 5 being the highest assist). Upon
power up the display defaults to assist 1 when
powered on, but can also be set to 0 to disengage
the power assist completely.
The five assist levels are managed at speed
increments 1 6mph through to 5 15.5mph.
ECO STD POWER SPEED HANDLE WALK
TRIP Mile
Km
MPH
AVG SPEED
MAX SPEED
Error Maintain
DST TO GO
WATT
PAS
Km/h
ODO
F E
Front Light
Press & Hold button to turn on the integrated
headlight;
Press & Hold button again to turn off the
headlight.
(rear light is independent and controlled manually).
ECO STD POWER SPEED HANDLE WALK
TRIP Mile
Km
MPH
AVG SPEED
MAX SPEED
Error Maintain
DST TO GO
WATT
PAS
Km/h
ODO
F E
Walking mode
Press and Hold button until WALK flashes the
motor will engage to maintain a maximum speed of
3.7mph. Press and hold button again or pull a
brake lever to cancel this mode. (Throttle Control
must be engaged for this function to work) *Throttle
Version Only
ECO STD POWER SPEED HANDLE WALK
TRIP Mile
Km
MPH
AVG SPEED
MAX SPEED
Error Maintain
DST TO GO
WATT
PAS
Km/h
ODO
F E
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