Rocky Mountain Powerplay User manual

Powerplay Owner’s Manual 1.2 1
POWERPLAY SYSTEM
OWNER’S MANUAL

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Table of contents
Introduction
Warnings
Shrediquette
Images
Charger
iWoc Remote
LED Indicators
System interface
Battery
Transportation
Riding the bike
Notes
Service
General maintenance
Warranty information
Declaration of conformity
01
02
03
04-05
06
07
08-09
10
11-14
14
15-16
17
18-21
21-24
25-29
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Introduction
This manual contains important safety, maintenance, and use
information. Read and understand it thoroughly before your rst ride
on your new Powerplay bicycle.

This material applies only to the Powerplay 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 Powerplay
bicycle. If you do not have a copy of your Owner’s Manual, you can get it
from your nearest Authorized Rocky Mountain Dealer.
Powerplay Owner’s Manual 1.1

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Warnings
Power
Your Powerplay 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 Powerplay 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 not have the bike
accelerate from a stop in an unexpected or uncontrolled manner.
Use caution on trails
Your Powerplay 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 Powerplay 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
Powerplay Drive unit may result in serious personal injury or death, and will
immediately void the
bicycle’s warranty.
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.
Trail
Only ride your Powerplay 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.

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Images
Shift cable
retainer
Battery
retaining pin
Drive
pinion
Battery retaining
grub screws
Charging port
Lower idler Torque
sensing arm
Images
Mid drive idler Mobile device
App (optional)
Charging port
Speed sensor
on rotor

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Charger
Fuse
Lock ring
LED Light
Input voltage
switch
iWoc Remote
C
B
A
LED indicates BATTERY level
when no button pushed
LED indicates ASSISTANCE
Mode if A,B or C clicked, then
returns to BATTERY level.
CLICK
Voice
notications
CLICK
Assist DOWN
HOLD
Walk Mode
CLICK
Power ON
CLICK
Current assist
level
HOLD
Power OFF
CLICK
Assist UP

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LED Indicators
Battery level
50% - 25%
75% - 50%
Bluetooth connect
/ disconnect
100% - 75%
Assistance Mode
Eco Mode
Trail Mode
Notications
Walk Mode
Blink
Fast Blink
Blink 4X
Blink 4X
Blink 4X
Blink 4X Ludicrous Mode
5% - 0%
HOLD
Walk Mode
Blink = Vibration
Error !
10% - 5%
Assist O
25% - 10%
= Vibration

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System interface
All user inputs for the Powerplay Drive unit are done with the iWoc remote or the
optional Ebikemotion mobile app.
Mobile APP
The Powerplay Drive uses an optional Mobile App to access more features,
available in the Apple Store or Google Play Store. Ipad users select PHONE app.
Mobile device pairing
• Open the Ebikemotion app
• Create or log in to your
existing account
• Open the menu
• Open Settings
• Click “Connect to EBM”
• Click Scan to identify available
Powerplay bikes
• Select your bike
• The screen will ash a message
when the connection is established.
• Exit menu by clicking Monitor
Online user dashboard
By using the Ebikemotion
Mobile App, the rider can access
more features through the Online
Dashboard.
Go to rmb.ebikemotion.com.
• Activity Log with all metrics
• Strava connectivity
• Activity sharing through social
networks
• Image management
• GPS Track Download & Import
• Event scheduling
Battery
Our Powerplay 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 Powerplay 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 Powerplay devices have all the
required certications, and a Battery Management System (BMS) that provides
multiple levels of fail-safes to prevent hazards. Despite this safety measure,
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 exhibits 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 Powerplay components,
should only be serviced by mechanics that have gone through Rocky Mountain
Powerplay 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 Altitude Powerplay with a high-pressure washer or submerge
the bike in water. Rain and normal washing will not cause a problem.

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500Wh Battery
Time to charge from 0-80% = 1:40
Time to charge from 80-100% = 1:40
Total charge time from from 0-100%
632Wh Battery
Time to charge from 0-80% = 2:00
Time to charge from 80-100% = 2:10
Total charge time from 0-100% = 4:10
• 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.
• 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 D 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 outside to prevent the re from spreading.
Charging
• Only use the dedicated Powerplay chargers for any Powerplay battery.
• The chargers have been designed to function in 240V or 120V depending on
your location. Prior to plugging in the charger, ensure you are using the correct
setting, or damage can be inicted on your charger. At the end of the unit, there
is a switch to select the correct input voltage.
• Do not leave the charger in direct sunlight, especially during recharging.
• To recharge the battery:
1-Find the recharging port on the Powerplay bike and open the recharging port
protector.
2-Plug the charger into an electrical source. The green LED on the charger will
illuminate.
3-Connect the charger to the Powerplay bike and ensure that the locking
system on the port is engaged. The green LED will turn red to indicate that the
battery is recharging.
4-Once the recharge is complete, the LED will turn green. It is not mandatory 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.
• Recharge your Powerplay bike in an open area with clear access to an outside
exit.
• Similar to all bikes and equipment with Lithium-Ion batteries, it is recommended
to only recharge the bike under supervision.
• If the battery is cold (below 0°C (32 °F)), or warm (above 40°C (104 °F)), allow 1
hour for the battery to readjust to room temperature before recharging.
• Recharging time will vary depending on remaining energy in the battery.
Recharging time is as follows:
Storage
• To store your Powerplay bike, keep it in a secure place that is not exposed to
extreme temperatures (above 65 °C (149 °F), or below -30 °C (-22 °F)), excessive
sun exposure, humidity, or condensation. If you believe that the bike has been
stored in the conditions listed above, please cease usage and contact your
authorized Rocky Mountain retailer.
• Storing a fully depleted battery for a prolonged period will cause damage and
diminish its capacity. It is recommended to recharge your battery to at least
75% capacity whenever possible, to avoid damage from deep discharge over
prolonged periods.
• If you store your bike for periods of 3 months or longer, you will need to
periodically recharge it, to maintain its capacity. Recharge your battery at
least once every 3 months. Failure to do so may cause damage to the battery,
and a loss of its capacity. A good way to manage storage recharging is to set
calendar reminders in your computer or mobile device.
• The best practice to maintain the optimum battery capacity over time is to
store the bike at temperatures between 10 °C (50 °F) and 25 °C (77 °F).

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Riding the bike
Warning
Make sure the brakes are applied before putting any pressure on the pedals, or
even resting your foot on the pedals. The Powerplay Drive uses a sophisticated
torque sensing circuit to deliver smooth, instant, natural feeling power. This
circuit is very sensitive, so care must be taken to not have the bike accelerate
away from the rider when stopped.
Power ON
To power up the Powerplay Drive, use the iWoc remote: click button (B).
Note: the Powerplay Drive will always power up to the lowest Power Level. The
rider can then increase the Power Level using the iWoc remote
Power levels
The Powerplay 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 medium assist level balances assistance and battery life for all around trail
riding
Level 3: 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 discharge the
battery at a relatively rapid rate
To change assist levels, use the iWoc remote: press button (C) to increase assist,
or button (A) to decrease assist.
NOTE: WITH THE HELP OF THE OPTIONAL EBIKEMOTION MOBILE APP THE
RIDER CAN CUSTOMIZE THESE POWER LEVELS. THIS IS FOUND IN THE
SETTINGS MENU.
Transportation
Transporting and/or shipping your Powerplay Drive equipped bike may be subject
to restrictions and require special handling, labelling, and/or packaging. Be sure
to inform yourself beforehand of all legal requirements in your country.
Battery functionality
• The battery will function in cold weather, though at a diminished capacity.
Expect 80% of full capacity at 0 °C (32 °F), and 50% of full capacity at - 10 °C
(14 °F). It is recommended to warm up a cold bike prior to use.
• If the battery reaches 65 °C (149 °F), it will shut itself down for protection until it
reaches below 60 °C (140 °F).
• When the remaining battery capacity is low, the Powerplay drive will
progressively reduce power output to maximize its range.
• Please note that lithium-ion batteries gradually lose capacity depending on age
and use. A dramatic decrease in capacity after recharging may be a sign that
the battery is reaching the end of its lifespan and must be replaced. Please visit
your authorized Rocky Mountain retailer for battery replacement. Under normal
use, you can expect:
500Wh Battery 632Wh Battery
Will operate at 70% of full capacity after
300 full charging cycles
(0% to 100% charge).
Will operate at 75% of full capacity
after 500 full charging cycles
(0% to 100% charge).

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Walk Mode
Should the need arise, the Powerplay has a Walk Mode. The Powerplay Drive is
able to assist the bike at a walking speed.
On the iWoc remote, push and hold button (A). The bike will slowly power up the
climb as you push it.
The walking speed can be adjusted by shifting the gears of the bike. If you nd
the bike is not moving quickly enough, shift into a harder (smaller) cog on the
cassette.
Power OFF
To power down the Powerplay Drive after use, use the iWoc remote: push and hold
button (B) for 3 seconds. If the bike is left idle for 10 minutes, with no Bluetooth
connection, it will automatically shut itself o to conserve battery life.
Notes
Damage to iWoc
In the event the iWoc remote is damaged and no longer functional,
the bike will continue to operate in it’s current Mode. If the bike is idle for 60 mins,
it will shut down with no possibility of starting without replacing the iWoc.
Range
The distance over which the battery will power the drive system varies depending
on several factors, such as assist level, ambient temperature, acceleration, wind
resistance, poor maintenance, battery age, hilly and rough terrain, and/or rider
weight.
Riding tips
The Powerplay Drive delivers smooth, natural feeling power to the rear wheel and
works best under these circumstances.
Use a smooth, consistent pedal stroke, rather than “mashing” the pedals.
Shift often, to maintain a cadence between 60 and 80 RPM for optimal motor
eciency, yielding high torque and maximum battery performance.
When shifting gears, care should be taken:
Ease o pedalling pressure prior to shifting to avoid stressing the chain and
derailleur.
Do not shift multiple gears at once.

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Service
Calibrating the torque sensor
Due to the precise torque sensing capabilities of the Powerplay Drive, calibration
may be required periodically.
Exemple:
Debris / Chain jam / Chain / Chainring / Pulley / Pinion replaced
2.
1.
See
authorized
dealer
Blink 8X
0:00:05
3.

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Cable routing
NOTE: REMOVE DRIVE SIDE COVER AND LEFT SIDE HEAD TUBE PORT COVER.
ALL OTHER COMPONENTS CAN REMAIN IN PLACE.
• Route the derailleur housing through the chainstay near the main pivot, front to
back (g 1)
• Route the other end up the right forward motor mount port to the left head tube
port
• Clamp housing to motor mount using shift housing clamp (g 3) and torque to
2Nm
g 1 g 2 g 3
BOTTOM BRACKET STANDARD
The Powerplay Drive uses a Press Fit BB92.
NOTE:
• THIS ALLOWS A GAP ON THE RACE FACE SPINDLE FOR THE CLUTCH SPIDER.
• USE THE CORRECT SPIDER FOR EITHER RACE FACE OR SRAM EAGLE
CHAINRINGS. THESE ARE THE ONLY APPROVED CHAINRINGS.
General maintenance
Please note that electric assist bikes put more stress and strain on components
than traditional mountain bikes. The frequency of maintenance and inspection
should increase in consequence, to maximize safety, performance, and longevity.
Seasonal charging
If you store your bicycle for a period of 3 months or longer, ensure to charge
your battery at least every 3 months. Failure to do so may cause damage to the
battery, and a loss of capacity.
A good way to manage storage charging is to set calendar reminders in your
computer or mobile device.
Cleaning
A clean bike is a happy bike. The best way to clean a dirty bike is with a bucket of
warm soapy water. Avoid using a pressure washer.
NOTE: DO NOT DIRECTLY SPRAY WATER AT ANY ELECTRICAL COMPONENT.
Error Name Notes Possible Solution Proceed in order
3Torque Sensor Fault Torque sensor error
Clean / Clear Torque Sensor Arm and
Sensor
Calibrate Torque Sensor
4Low Voltage
Protection Low battery voltage Recharge Battery
6Hall Sensor Fault Drive error (error update
at power up only) See Dealer
7Over Temperature
Protection Drive overheated Allow Drive to cool down
11 Communication Fault
Lost Frame Job
Communication error
between iWoc and Drive
Power iWoc O -> On
See Dealer
24 Motor Conn Err Drive error (error update
at power up only) See Dealer
30 Over Current
Protection Drive error Power iWoc O -> On
See Dealer
33 Current No Speed Speed sensor error Align magnet and sensor
See Dealer
Troubleshooting
Please work with your local dealer for troubleshooting. Your Powerplay
Mobile APP can generate error codes for diagnostics. When an error code
appears your iWoc will show a red LED. Check your APP for the following
error codes, by clicking the red warning icon:

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Frame torque values
Preventative maintenance
Clean and inspect drivetrain for wear
• Chain
• Cassette
• Pulleys (mid drive idler, lower idler,
derailleur pulleys)
• Chainring
• Drive Pinion
Check bolts and fasteners
• All standard bicycle fasteners:
pivots, stem, crank bolts,
chainring bolts
• Motor mounts
• Torque sensor mount
• Battery grub screw
• Battery retaining pin
• Check Spoke Tension
• Inspect Brake Pads & Rotors
• Keep Charge Port Clean /
Closed
A
D
C
Description Part # Location Tool Torque Notes
A
Shock
Bolts &
Screws
1807049
& 180566-016 Top Link
5mm
& 4mm
Hex Keys
kg/cm
Nm
lb/in
Torque only with
correct shock
and hardware
installed.
Apply grease
to shock bolts,
and Loctite 243
(blue) to screw
threads.
80 870
1807062
& 180566-012 Front
Triangle
Two
4mm
Hex Keys
B
Top Link
Bolts &
Screws
1807060
& 180566-012 FT- Link
Pivot
6mm
& 4mm
Hex Key
80 870
Apply grease
to pivot bolts,
and Loctite 243
(blue) to screw
threads.
1807061 &
180566- 012 SS - Link
Pivot
C
Dropout
Pivot
Screws
1807046 Dropouts 6mm
Hex Key 175 17 152
Apply Loctite
243 to female
seat stay
threads.
D
Main
Pivot
Bolt
1807029 Main
Pivot
6mm
Hex Key 175 17 152
Frame torque values
B

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Description Part # Location Tool Torque Notes
Battery Retaining Pin,
M6X12 180566- 012 Battery 4mm hex
kg/cm Nm lb/in Secures 56, 70 And 81Mm Battery Case Bolts, Blue Loctite
40.8 4.0 35.4
Battery Set Screw,
M5X20 1808024 Down Tu be 2.5mm hex 20.4 2.0 17.7 Ensure Set Screw Bottoms On Battery Plate
Screw, M8X30 1807121 Powerplay Upper Rear Frame Mount 5mm hex 142.8 14.0 123 .9 Loctite, Tighten First To 10Nm In Sequence, Then 14Nm Final
M8X60 Bolt 1808023 Powerplay Upper Front Frame Mount And Torque Arm
(Under Driveside Cover) 6mm hex 142.8 14.0 123 .9 Loctite, Tighten First To 10Nm In Sequence, Then 14Nm Final
Screw M6X30 18 07119 Torque Arm 4mm hex 101.9 10.0 88.5
Screw M6X16 1807120 Torque Arm 4mm hex 101.9 10.0 88.5
Screw, M8X25 1807123 Powerplay Bash Bracket 5mm hex 142.8 14.0 123 .9 Loctite, Tighten First To 10Nm In Sequence, Then 14Nm Final
Screw, M8X65 1807122 Powerplay Bash Bracket 5mm hex 142.8 14.0 123 .9 Loctite, Tighten First To 10Nm In Sequence, Then 14Nm Final
Screw, M8X50 1807124 Powerplay Bash Bracket 5mm hex 142.8 14.0 123.9 Loctite, Tighten First To 10Nm In Sequence, Then 14Nm Final
Bolt, M8X18 1807126 Chainstay Pulley Axle 6mm hex 81.6 8.0 70.8 Loctite, Ensure No Play And Pulley Spins Freely
Screw, M5X12 1807152 Chainstay Pulley Bracket 3mm hex 61.2 6.0 53 .1 Loctite
Axle, Mid Drive 1457014 Mid Drive Pully Axle 6mm hex 102.0 10.0 88.5 Loctite, Ensure No Play And Pulley Spins Freely
Torx Screw, M5X12 1808028 Brake Rotor T25 Torx
driver 63.2 6.2 54.9 Loctite, Torque Rotor As Per Manufacturers Instructions
Hanger Bolt 3227001 Derailleur Hanger 6mm hex 204.0 20.0 177. 0 Loctite, Left Hand Thread
Axle, 12Mmx173Mm 3227009 Rear Axle 6mm hex 102.0 10.0 88.5 Grease Threads And Axle Shaft
Screw, M5X16
M5X16 1806009 Head Tube Panel 3mm hex 15.3 1.5 13. 3 Grease, Do Not Over Tighten
Screw, M5X22 1808037 Drive Cover, Top 3mm hex 15.3 1.5 13. 3 Grease, Do Not Over Tighten
Screw, M5X12 1808036 Drive Cover, Bottom 3mm hex 15.3 1.5 13. 3 Grease, Do Not Over Tighten
Powerplay dual suspension

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All warranty and after sale service, must be handled by the Authorized Dealer
who sold the complete bicycle or frame. We cover your Rocky Mountain frame
from the original date of purchase of your new Rocky Mountain bicycle according
to the frame material and the type of use against defects in material and
workmanship.
Frame Material / Type of Use:
• Aluminum Hybrids: Limited Lifetime*
• Carbon Fiber: 5 years - Limited*
• Aluminum – front & fully suspended 5 years - Limited*
• Downhill & Freeride: 3 years - Limited*
*Please refer to limitations stated below
Other Warranty Coverage against defects in workmanship and materials:
• Coating – paint and decals 1 year
• Frame hardware, suspension, pivots and bushings 1 year
• DH & Freeride frame hardware, suspension 6 months
• Pivots and bushings 6 months
NOTE:
• Warranty is not valid for any bicycles previously used for commercial activity
such as rental, courier, police, security etc.
• Installation of components, parts, or accessories not originally intended for or
compatible with the bicycle(or frame) as sold.
• Purchasing a Rocky Mountain Bicycle from an unauthorized dealer.
• Purchasing a Rocky Mountain Bicycle or frame o third party internet sites (as
eBay) no matter what the listing says.
Warranty Information
Your Powerplay bike is warrantied against defects in materials and
manufacturing as per the following table:
Category Term Notes
Frame Members 5 Years Front Triangle + rear triangle
Hardware 1 Year Pivots, Axles, etc…
Electronics 2 Years Drive, iWoc, Sensors, Charger
Drive Wear Items 1 Year Pulleys, Pinions, Transfer Chain
Battery
18 Months
Or
500Wh:
70% of full capacity
remaining after 300
full charging cycles
(0% to 100% charge)
632Wh:
75% of full capacity
remaining after 500
full charging cycles
(0% to 100% charge)
When the battery level falls below
5% charge the Powerplay Drive will
progressively reduce power output to
maximize range
Range varies depending on several
factors, such as assist level, ambient
temperature, acceleration, wind
resistance, poor maintenance, battery
age, hilly and rough terrain, and or rider
weight.
If stored for a 3+ months, charge battery
every 3 months. Failure to may cause
damage.
Components As per Original
Manufacturer Warranty

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MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSES, AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SHALL UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES BE LIABLE FOR DIRECT OR INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL
OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES EVEN WHERE ROCKY MOUNTAIN HAS BEEN ADVISED OF
SUCH DAMAGES AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN’S LIABILITY SHALL BE LIMITED TO $ 50.00
What is Not Covered?
• Normal wear and tear.
• Damage or failure caused by accident, misuse,abuse or neglect.
• Improper assembly and/or lack of proper maintenance
• Extreme or improper use of your Rocky Mountain bicycle outside
of its intended purpose.
• UV ray eects (colors fading)
• The components, parts, or accessories not compatible
with the bicycle (or frame)
Detail of what is not covered under warranty:
A. Normal wear and tear on tires, tubes, brakes, gear cables, brake pads
etc., are not covered. Your authorized Rocky Mountain dealer will
inform you of what these normal maintenance items consist of.
B. Consequential damage or any damage caused by accident, misuse
or abuse.
C. Improper assembly and/or lack of proper maintenance, sandblasting,
sanding, grinding, wire brushing, ling, welding, brazing, drilled
holes, anodizing, repainting, or chrome plating is not covered
under your warranty and may void the warranty of the component
manufacturers.
D. You take great personal risk and shall forfeit the warranty, as outlined
in the Warranty Table, when you ride in extreme terrain as depicted
in mountain bike videos. I.e. ride «trials» style courses, ride ramps,
do stunts, ride on BMX tracks, ride in the city down stairs and
embankments, or ride in other similar terrain. It is important to note
that bent components, frames, forks, handlebars, seat posts, pedals,
cranks and wheel rims are signs of accidents and/or abuse.
E. Labour for part replacement or changeover is not included.
F. Rocky Mountain retains the right to repair or replace at its discretion
any part that is deemed a valid warranty. Please note that Rocky
Mountain cannot guarantee a colour match to the
EXCLUSION AND LIMITATION OF DAMAGES: THE WARRANTY OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN
IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF THE PRODUCTS AND DOES
NOT GRANT ANY WARRANTY EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, LEGAL OR
CONVENTIONAL AND DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
Declaration of conformity
This Powerplay equipped bicycle fullls
the requirements of the following EC directives:
Rocky Mountain Altitude Powerplay Carbon 90 Rally Edition
Rocky Mountain Altitude Powerplay Carbon 70
Rocky Mountain Altitude Powerplay Carbon 50
• Machine Directive: 2006/42/EG
• Electromagnetic compatibility: 2004/108/EC
• Bicycle: mountain bike: EN 14766 or city/trekking bike: EN 14764
• EPAC (electrically power assisted cycles): EN 15194
Manufacturer
Rocky Mountain
Industries RAD inc.
9095, 25th Avenue
St-Georges, QC Canada, G6A 1A1
September 10, 2018

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