Rocky Mountain FUSION POWERPLAY User manual

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FUSION POWERPLAY
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Introduction
Shrediquette
warning
Getting to know your bike
Basic setup
Critical dimensions/ Hub
tment/Parts
Torque speciactions
Images
Jumbotron
Battery
Motor
Rider screens
Reset
Service
Cable routing / Brake
installation
General maintenance
Warranty information
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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This manual contains important safety, maintenance, and use information. Be sure to read it carefully and understand it thoroughly before
your rst ride on your new PowerplayTM bicycle. This material applies only to the PowerplayTM Drive and should be used in conjunction with
your Rocky Mountain Owner’s Manual.
Please read the Owner’s Manual before your rst ride on your PowerplayTM bicycle. If you do not have a copy of your Owner’s Manual, you
can get it from your nearest authorized Rocky Mountain dealer.
SHREDIQUETTE
Users
Always be courteous to other trail users. Use extra caution around domestic animals, such as dogs and horses. Give other trail users right-
of-way in all situations, during both climbing and descending.
The Altitude and Instinct Powerplay models are designed for Enduro riding in approved areas. The intended use is for riding more dicult
terrain that includes moderate jumps and technical features. These models are not designed for extreme forms of riding that include
hardcore Dirt Jumping, Freeriding, Downhill, North Shore types of trails and terrain. These models are not intended for large drop-os,
jumps, or launches from wooden structures, or features that require hard landings and harsh obstacles.
Trail
Only ride your PowerplayTM bicycle on trails and paths sanctioned for motorized vehicle use. Follow all local laws and regulations. As with
all trail users, care should be taken by all cyclists to avoid impacts to the trail or environment. Do not skid on or modify trails.
Public Roads
Before riding your Rocky Mountain Powerplay model, please inform yourself of all applicable legal requirements and regulations in your
country, state, and/or province. There may be restrictions on riding your Powerplay bicycle on public roads, cycling paths, and/or trails.
There may also be applicable helmet and light requirements, age restrictions or license or insurance requirements. Rocky Mountain does
not, and will not, make any promise, representation, or warranty regarding the use of your Powerplay bicycle. As laws and regulations
regarding electric bicycles vary by country and/or state and province and are constantly changing, please make sure to obtain the latest
information. You should also regularly see your Authorized Rocky Mountain Bicycles Dealer for updated information.
INTRODUCTION

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Power
Your PowerplayTM bicycle features a powerful pedal assist when force is applied to the pedals. Familiarize yourself with your bike’s ride and
pedal assist characteristics in safe, at surroundings before riding it o road.
Instant start
Your PowerplayTM bicycle features “Instant Start” technology, which uses a sophisticated torque sensing circuit to deliver smooth,
instant, natural feeling power. This circuit is very sensitive, so care must be taken to ensure the bike does not accelerate from a stop in an
unexpected or uncontrolled manner.
Use caution on trails
Your PowerplayTM bicycle accelerates more quickly and handles dierently than traditional non-assist bicycles. Use appropriate caution on
trails and be aware of your bike’s unique handling and acceleration characteristics.
Keep your ngers away
Do not place your ngers or tools near the Drive unit. Maintenance and repair of the drive unit should only be performed by an Authorized
Rocky Mountain Service Centre.
Do not modify
Do not modify the PowerplayTM Drive unit or any components directly connected to the drive unit. Maintenance and repair of the drive unit
should only be performed by an Authorized Rocky Mountain Service Centre. Any attempt to modify the PowerplayTM Drive unit may result
in serious personal injury or death, and will immediately void the bicycle’s warranty. all trail users, care should be taken by all cyclists to
avoid impacts to the trail or environment. Do not skid on or modify trails.
Riding with a bicycle carrier, child carrier or seat, or trailer
Rocky Mountain bicycles are only designed and tested for use by one person at a time. Carrying a child, pet, or cargo load on your Rocky
Mountain Powerplay bicycle is at your own risk. If you choose to install an accessory on your Powerplay model such as a child carrier or
a trailer, make sure it is compatible and refer to the manufacturer’s instructions and your authorized Rocky Mountain dealer. You should
make sure your bicycle is still safe to to ride with the accessory installed. Be sure to not exceed the maximum weight limit of the bicycle
when using a trailer or child carrier. Also make sure to not exceed the maximum cargo weight when using a child carrier.
If a child carrier is tted to your Rocky Mountain Powerplay bicycle behind the saddle, you must ensure that the saddle is free of coil
springs to avoid possible injury to the child’s ngers.
Riding with kids on your bicycle will aect the handling by altering the center of gravity, weight, and balance. It may also negatively impact
your cornering ability, increase your stopping distance, and reduce your ability to slow down and maneuver, especially at higher speeds
or down a steep grade. All of this can result in a loss of control, potentially causing serious injury and/or death. You should also become
familiar with and practice riding with the accessory in a controlled environment away from trac.
WARNINGS

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Do not attach a child carrier, trailer, or similar accessory to a composite or carbon ber part or component, either directly or indirectly. For
example, do not attach a triangle to a rear axle when the rear triangle is made of composite or carbon ber. Likewise, do not attach a trailer
to a composite or carbon seatpost or a child carrier to a composite or carbon fork. Either may potentially apply unusual forces on your
bicycle frame or component which could result in damage and cause a complete failure, with the risk of serious injury or death. If you have
previously attached an accessory to a composite or carbon ber part or component, do not ride until you have had your authorized Rocky
Mountain Dealer conduct a careful safety inspection. Before riding with kids on you bicycle, please inform yourself of all applicable legal
requirements and regulations in your country and state or province. There may be restrictions on riding your bicycle with certain or any
accessory(ies). This is especially true for electric and pedal-assist bicycles.
WARNING1
As with all mechanical components, EPAC is subjected to wear and high stresses. Dierent materials and components may react to wear
or stress fatigue in dierent ways. If the design life of a component has been exceeded, it may suddenly fail possibly causing injuries to
the rider. Any form of crack scratches or change of colouring in highly stressed areas indicate that the life of the component has been
reached and it should be replaced.
WARNING2
For composite components impact damage may be invisible to the user, the manufacturer shall explain the consequences of impact
damage and that in the event of an impact; composite components should either be returned to the manufacturer for inspection or
destroyed and replaced.
WARNING3
Do not expose the bicycle to prolonged direct sunlight or excessive heat, such as inside a parked car or near a heat source such as a
radiator. Excessive heat may degrade the material properties of components and parts such as batteries, composite parts such as
handlebars, crankarms, and other items made of composite materials, and various plastics components that contribute to the integrity of
the complete bicycles
WARNING4
The permissible total payload (rider plus luggage, and the empty weight of the EPAC) is 150kg.
WARNING5
Failure to follow the warnings in this section may result in damage to the components on your bicycle and will void your warranty, but,
most importantly, may result in serious personal injury or death. If your bicycle exhibits any signs of damage, do not use it and immediately
bring it to your Rocky Mountain Bicycles Retailer for inspection.
WARNING6
In the event of a crash or improper assembly, the handlebar and handlebar controls may be compromised and the rider’s response to
steering and braking safely may be adversely aected.
WARNING7
Never inate a tire beyond the lower of the two values of the maximum pressure marked on the tire’s sidewall and the maximum pressure
marked on the rim that the tire is installed on. Exceeding the recommended maximum pressure may blow the tire o the rim, which could
cause damage to the bike and injury to the rider and bystanders.
WARNINGS

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR BIKE
• Reduced size and weight
- The Dyname 4.0 motor is 18.5% lighter than the previous
generation, Dyname 3.0.
- We’ve given our motor a weight reduction while also
increasing reliability. The Dyname 4.0 motor features
oversized bearings for increased drive durability.
• A quiet drive system
- The Dyname 4.0 features a reduced motor rpm that lowers
the amount of the electrical whine compared to other
systems.
- We’ve removed the upper chain slider that was seen on the
Dyname 3.0 drive system to reduce the mechanical noise, as
well as the drag when pedalling.
• A responsive, natural power delivery
- Our system’s torque sensor reads the tension that is being
applied directly to the chain, and removes unwanted lag time
to give an instantaneous and natural response when the
power is applied.
- We’ve developed a new torque curve that is designed to
gradually apply power that achieves a maximum power
of 770w at optimal cadence (85rpm). By having a variable
power curve, you’ll have more control of your bike on the trail
including scenarios like steep, technical hill starts.
• Torque and power
- The Dyname 4.0 drive system packs the same 108Nm of
class-leading torque that the Dyname 3.0 brought to our
previous generation of bikes.
-Our drive system has 770W of peak output, meaning that
more watts are delivered when you really need them.
• Jumbotron
- The Jumbotron is our display screen, seamlessly integrated
into the top tube of our new Powerplay bikes. Positioned to
show all key data and information in a convenient, easy to
see location, the screens can be navigated through using the
handlebar remote or the buttons on the Jumbotron itself.
• Battery Size
- Fusion Powerplay comes with 480Wh battery XS size will
only t 480Wh, but other sizes can be upgraded to a 720Wh
battery.
TECHNICAL DETAILS

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR BIKE
• Smaller Remote
- We’ve replaced the iWoc that was featured on our previous
generation of Powerplay’s with a new, smaller remote.
Designed by us, our new remote has better ergonomics for
you as the rider and is focused on keeping the cockpit clean
and uncluttered. The smaller design also allows it to be used
in combination with more shifter and brake options.
• Charging
- We have a 4-amp charger and a 2-amp charger for the
all-new Powerplay models, both of which quickly refuel your
battery to get you back out there, faster. The less powerful
of the two, the 2-amp charger, will charge the battery from
0-100% in 7 hours and 35 minutes which out paces the
competition.
• Secure and Internal Routing
- There are internal cable trays with secure tie downs to
ensure a rattle free ride while making it easy to run cables
and housing, even if you prefer a Moto-Style setup with the
front brake on the right hand side.
• Added protection, guards, and chainguide
- The frames feature downtube protection, noise cancelling
chainstay protection, and downtube shuttle guards.
TECHNICAL DETAILS

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Seatpost insertion
Both the frame and seatpost have minimum insertion requirements. In addition, the frame has a maximum insertion requirement to prevent
damage to the frame and seatpost.
Minimum insertion
- The seatpost must be inserted in the frame deep enough so the minimum insertion / maximum extension mark on the seatpost is not visible.
The frame requires a minimum insertion of 100mm.
Maximum insertion
- The seat tube is reamed to a specied maximum insertion depth for each frame size. This ream depth limits the insertion depth of the
seatpost. Please refer to the Critical Dimensions portion of this manual.
Correct seatpost tment
- If the desired seat height cannot be achieved within the minimum and maximum insertion requirements, the seatpost should be replaced for
a shorter or longer one.
Brakes
Due to the complexity and specication variances of the Powerplay models, proper assembly and setup requires a high degree of mechanical
expertise, skill, training, and specialty tools. Therefore, it is essential for your safety that the assembly of the complete Powerplay model and
setup, including brake setup, be performed by an authorized Rocky Mountain Bicycles dealer. Before your ride, make sure your bicycle and
components are assembled and adjusted in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and are functioning properly.
COCKPIT SETUP

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Hub tment
Shimano XTR centerlock hubs are not compatible with the Powerplay frames due to tment issues with the Rocky Mountain centerlock
speed sensor magnet.
Full list of Parts & Exploded View
Click HERE to visit the Exploded View & the complete list of parts including part numbers, descriptions, torque values and
assembly instructions for the Powerplay.
Small Parts Kits
Click HERE to visit the complete list of parts including part numbers, descriptions, and assembly instructions.
CRITICALS DIMENSIONS
One chainring size only:
34t
Bottom bracket standard:
Press Fit BB89.5
Ream depth :
XS: 120mm
SM: 150mm
MD: 190mm
LG: 210mm
XL: 210mm
Seatpost outer diameter: 30.9 mm
Seat QR inner diameter: 34.9 mm
Headset standard:
ZS44 top
ZS56 bottom
Fork:
Max Travel = 120mm
(XS = 100mm)
Axle to Crown =
539mm
(XS = 500mm)
Rear hub spacing:
Boost 148 mm
Brake standard:
180 mm post mount
Max rotor:
200 mm
Max tire size:
SM/MD/LGXL = 29 x 2.6
XS = 27.5 x 2.6
Minimum insertion:
100 mm
UDH Compatibile

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Correct tightening torque of threaded fasteners is very important to your safety. Always tighten fasteners to the correct torque. In case of
a conict between the instructions in this manual and information provided by a component manufacturer, consult with your dealer or the
manufacturer’s customer service representative for clarication. Bolts that are too tight can stretch and deform. Bolts that are too loose can
move and fatigue. Either mistake can lead to a sudden failure of the bolt.
Always use a correctly calibrated torque wrench to tigthen critical fasteners on your bike. Carefully follow the torque wrench manufacturer’s
instructions on the correct way to set and use the torque wrench for accurate results.
FASTENER TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
SEAT POST MODEL IN-LB N-M
Dropper Post Fox Transfer | Race Face Turbine R 45 5.1
Dropper Post Race Face Aeect R 70 8
Dropper Post Rocky Mountain Toonie Droppe |
X Fusion Manic 70 - 88 8 - 10
SEAT COLLAR IN-LB N-M
Single Bolt Collar Rock Mountain Single Bolt seat collar - SC66R 35 - 44 4 - 5
PEDALS IN-LB N-M
Pedals General recommandation. Consult manufacturer specication 305 -480 35 - 55
CRANKS IN-LB N-M
Crankset Next R crank bolt | Turbine crank bolt 442 50
Crankset Aeect | Aeect R | Ride crank bolt 540 61
Clutch Lock Ring Rocky Mountain Clutch Lockring 540 61
Chainring bolts Race Face 104 BCD Spider Chainring bolts 124 - 150 14 - 17
STEMS IN-LB N-M
Faceplate Rocky Mountain 35 CNC 35 - 53 4 - 6
Stem body to fork steerer Rocky Mountain 35 CNC 44 -71 5 - 8
Faceplate Rocky Mountain 35 AM 35 - 53 4 - 6
Stem body to fork steerer Rocky Mountain 35 AM 44 - 71 5 - 8
Faceplate Rocky Mountain 31.8 AM 35 - 53 4 - 6
Stem body to fork steerer Rocky Mountain 31.8 AM 44 -71 5 - 8
SHIFTERS / DERAILLEURS IN-LB N-M
Shifters Bar clamp style 27 - 35 3 -4
Shifters Shimano I-Spec EV style 27 - 35 3 - 4
Shifters Sram MMX style 27 3
Derailleurs Shimano Direct Attach style 71 - 89 8 - 10
Derailleurs Sram 71 - 89 8 - 10
BRAKES IN-LB N-M
Shimano Lever I-Spec EV Hinge style 35 - 53 4 - 6
Shimano Lever Bar clamp style 53 - 71 6 - 8
Sram Lever All styles 35 4
Shimano caliper All styles 53 - 71 6 - 8
Sram Caliper All styles 84 9.5
FORK IN-LB N-M
Front Axles Fox Kabolt 2.0 80 9
Front Axles Rock Shox Maxle Stealth 80 - 120 9 - 13.5
FRAME IN-LB N-M
Refer to frame exploded diagram with torque values 80 - 120 9 - 13.5

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IMAGES
Integrated
Jumbotron display
Speed sensor
on rotor

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Battery
access hatch
Torque
sensor
Lower idler
Spider w. clutch
bearing
Drive pinion
Charging port
Cable collector
xing screw
IMAGES

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IMAGES
CLICK
Rider screen scroll
Menu Navigation
Ok / Enter / Select
HOLD
Access main menu
Escape to rider screen
CLICK
Assist UP
HOLD
Reset trip
(Odo view only)
CLICK
Assist DOWN
HOLD
Walk mode
Back 1 level menu
HOLD
Up button and mode
button for diagnostic
menu
TMI (Thumb – Machine Interface, aka the remote)

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Rubber seal
To remote
To drive
Fixing screw
HOLD
Power On
CLICK
cycle through
assist
HOLD
Power OFF
The Jumbotron display is the communication centre of your Powerplay™ bike. It serves to operate the system,
display information and diagnose and repair issues. Firmware updates will be carried out through the USB module
and computer as required.
JUMBOTRON
DISPLAY

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Warning
Make sure the brakes are applied before putting any pressure on the pedals, or even resting your foot on the pedals. The PowerplayTM Drive
uses a sophisticated torque sensing circuit to deliver smooth, instant, natural feeling power. This circuit is very sensitive, so you must be
careful to ensure the bike does not accelerate away from you when stopped.
Power ON
To power up the PowerplayTM Drive, use the button on the Jumbotron to turn the bikeon, by holding it for 2 seconds.
Note: The PowerplayTM Drive will always power up in the second lowest assistance mode. The rider can then increase the assistance using
the remote, or the Jumbotron.
Power levels
The PowerplayTM Drive provides several levels of power assistance:
Level 1: Eco
This is the lowest power setting, used for maximum battery life and rider input.
Level 2: Trail
This level balances assistance and battery life for all around trail riding .
Level 3: Trail+
This level gives the rider sucient boost for an exciting ride, and good speed to get
you to the downhills, without leaving the battery drained.
Level 4: Ludicrous
For maximum speed and assistance, this level delivers a huge amount of power to the rear wheel. Note that prolonged use of Ludicrous
Mode will drain the battery relatively quickly.
To change assist levels, use the remote (up or down button) or click the button on the
Jumbotron.
NOTE: THE RIDER CAN CUSTOMIZE BOTH THE POWER SETTINGS OF ALL 4 MODES,
AS WELL AS THE MOTOR BOOST (TORQUE SENSITIVITY) IN THE MAIN MENU.
HOLD TO ACCESS.
RIDING THE BIKE

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Assist levels can be adjusted at the start or at any time during the ride. The Dyname™ 4.0 system can hold 3 dierent assistance maps in
its memory: a default FACTORY map and two customizable tunes. The rider can select between the maps depending on how they want
the drive system to react.
Select Tune
Adjust Tune
JUMBOTRON
2 adjustable parameters
•Boost: How the motor responds to
rider input (torque sensitivity, or %
boost)
•Assistance power: % of available power
for each of the 4 assistance levels

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Motor boost
Assistance power
JUMBOTRON
Adjust from +2 to -2
+2 Very little eort required from the rider. Maximum boost, minimum
battery range: BRAAAAAP
0 Balanced performance, good response and battery range
-2 Signicant pedalling input required from rider, maximized battery
range, best workout.
Adjust from 1% to 100%
For each of the 4 assistance modes (Eco, Trail, Trail +, Ludicrous), you
can select the power output. It represents a percentage of the peak
available power.
You cannot adjust the power of a high assistance mode to be lower than
a lower assistance mode, e.g., Trail mode cannot be adjusted lower than
Eco mode.

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BATTERY
Our PowerplayTM models feature proprietary controls, motors, and battery components. Some of these components are sensitive and
require extra care. We want to ensure that you have the most information possible. Please take note of the following updated details
related to the Rocky Mountain PowerplayTM battery, recharging and care.
Failure to follow the instructions and guidelines in this section may result in damage of electrical components on your bike and will void
your warranty. More importantly, failure to follow the instructions may result in serious personal injury or death.
General
• The batteries used in all Rocky Mountain PowerplayTM devices have all the required certications and a Battery Management System
(BMS) that provides multiple levels of fail-safes to prevent hazards. Despite these safety measures, a charged battery that has reached
extreme temperatures or a charging port that has sustained damage can be dangerous, leading to electrical shock, re, or injury.
• If your battery or charger shows any signs of damage, do not use it, and immediately bring your bike to your authorized Rocky Mountain
retailer for inspection.
• The battery and drive unit, along with other proprietary PowerplayTM components, should only be serviced by mechanics that have gone
through Rocky Mountain PowerplayTM training.
• Do not allow any small, sharp, and/or metallic objects to come in contact with the battery or the battery’s recharging socket.
• Do not modify, open, or disassemble the battery or charger.
• Never clean an PowerplayTM with a high-pressure washer or submerge the bike in water. Rain and normal washing will not cause a
problem.
• Undamaged batteries will not release uids or gases. However, in the event of damage, battery uid can cause skin irritation and burns,
and battery gases can be released and irritate the airways. In the event of skin or eye contact with any uids or gases from the battery,
immediately ush with water and seek medical assistance.
• When transporting the bike on a car, if the battery is removed, ensure all connections are covered to avoid contamination from road grit,
water and salt.
• If a battery re occurs, do not attempt to directly extinguish it with water. You can use water to extinguish materials surrounding the
battery, but not the chemical cells themselves. To properly extinguish a burning battery, use a Class ABC or BC re extinguisher. Sand
can also be used to smother the re eectively. If possible, without exposing yourself to any personal risk of injury, bring any heated
or ignited battery or complete bike outside to prevent the re from spreading. If the battery is connected to a charger, the rst action
should be to unplug the charger or cut the power from the grid.
Charging
• Only use the dedicated PowerplayTM chargers for any PowerplayTM battery.
• Do not leave the charger in direct sunlight, especially during recharging.

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BATTERY
To recharge the battery
1. Find the recharging port on the PowerplayTM bike and open the recharging port protector.
2. Note the shape of the charging cable connector, and orient it correctly to the charge port on the bike.
Connect the charger to the PowerplayTM bike.
3. Plug the charger into an electrical source. The LED on the charger will illuminate red to indicate charging .
4. When the battery is nearing its full charge, it the system will slow the charging rate down to top up and balance the cells. The charger
may alternate between “charging (red)” and “full (green)” led, at 30 second intervals, for 30 minutes. If the LED remains green for more
than 5 minutes, the battery is fully charged. It is not necessary to disconnect the charger immediately after the recharge is complete;
however you should not leave the bike connected to the charger for a period longer than 12 hours.
NOTES:
1. Do not confuse this end of charge situation with a system fault, which will trigger a rapid blinking of the charger.
2. This end of charge state represents the nal 3% of battery charging. You can disconnect the charger at any time if you are satised with
the battery level.
• Recharge your PowerplayTM bike in an open area with clear access to an outside exit.
• As with all bikes and equipment with lithium-ion batteries, it is recommended to only recharge the bike under supervision.
• If the battery reaches 50 °C (122 °F), the recharge will be stopped until the battery temperature drop to 45 °C (113 °F). If the battery drop
to 0 °C (32 °F), the recharge will be stopped until the battery temperature rises to 3 °C(37.4 °F).
• Recharging time will vary depending on remaining energy in the battery.