SEM DAHU-R1 User manual
Use and maintenance
manual
EN
(Translaon of original instrucons)
Made in Italy
Idea & project manager: Giorgio
Technical engineer : Ema
CNC specialized operator: Renato
Production manager: Hassan
Production assistant: Olti
Sales & customer care: Elena
Graphic support: Dario
Good mood supervisor: Brina
Administration manager: Lori
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4000 W
OF PURE POWER
60°
UPHILL
45 KM/H
AND MORE
100% GREEN
HEART
1300 WH
LITHIUM ION BATTERY
HANDMADE
IN ITALY
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GENERAL INDEX
Introduction
Technical data and Description
Warnings and Safety Devices
0.1 INTRODUCTION........................................................................ 4
0.2 IDENTIFICATION OF THE MODELS ......................................... 5
0.3 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS...................................................... 6
0.4 NOTES FOR PARENTS AND LEGAL GUARDIANS ................... 6
0.5 “WEEE” DECLARATION ............................................................. 7
1.1 SAFETY INFORMATION ............................................................. 9
1.1.a Correct use......................................................................... 9
1.1.b Improper use...................................................................... 9
1.1.c Legal Regulations .............................................................. 10
1.1.d Residual hazards ............................................................... 10
1.1.e At first use ........................................................................ 12
1.1.f Before each use................................................................. 12
1.2 TAKING CARE OF THE BATTERY PACK ................................. 13
1.3 WHICH OPERATIONS THE USER CAN CARRY OUT
ON THE MOTOBIKE WITHOUT ASSISTANCE...................... 13
1.4 SAFETY PRESCRIPTIONS DURING USE .................................. 13
1.5 PRECAUTIONS FOR MOUNTING ACCESSORIES
OR COMPONENTS FOR MODIFICATIONS ........................... 14
1.6 WHO CAN RIDE THIS MOTOBIKE.......................................... 14
1.7 WARRANTY CONDITIONS...................................................... 15
1.7.a Pre-requisites for the warranty request ........................... 15
1.7.b Warranty of the battery pack ........................................... 15
1.7.c Exclusion from warranty................................................... 16
1.8 IDENTIFICATION SERIAL NUMBER........................................ 16
2.1 OVERALL DIMENSIONS............................................................ 17
2.2 TECHNICAL DATA.................................................................... 19
2.3 MOTOBIKE COMPONENTS IDENTIFICATION ..................... 20
2.4 TIGHTENING TORQUES.......................................................... 22
2.5 REMOVAL FROM PACKAGING ................................................ 23
2.6 ASSEMBLY AND ADJUSTMENTS.............................................. 23
2.6.a Front wheel assembly....................................................... 23
2.6.b Handlebars assembly........................................................ 24
2.6.c Pedals assembly ................................................................ 25
2.6.d Saddle adjustments........................................................... 26
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Checks and inspectionsUse of the motobike
2.6.e Front fork adjustments ..................................................... 26
2.6.f Rear shock absorber adjustments ..................................... 28
2.6.g Brake levers adjustments.................................................. 29
2.7 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES........................................................ 31
2.8 DESCRIPTION OF THE MOTOBIKE........................................ 31
2.8.a Brakes ............................................................................... 31
2.8.b Shift................................................................................... 32
2.8.c Frame and forks................................................................ 32
2.8.d Motor and electric devices ............................................... 33
2.8.e Telescopic saddle .............................................................. 34
3.1 BEFORE EACH USE OF THE MOTOBIKE ............................... 35
3.2 WHEELS AND TYRES CHECK.................................................. 36
3.2.a Wheels fixing check .......................................................... 36
3.2.b Tyres check....................................................................... 36
3.2.c Tyres valve check ............................................................. 37
3.2.d Tyres pressure check........................................................ 37
3.2.e Wheels check ................................................................... 38
3.3 TELESCOPIC AND SADDLE CHECK....................................... 39
3.4 HANDLEBARS CHECK ............................................................. 40
3.5 BRAKES CHECK ........................................................................ 41
3.6 PEDAL CRANKS FIXING AND CHAIN CHECK ..................... 42
3.7 ELECTRIC MOTOR CHECK
(and corresponding pinion and chain) ....................................... 43
3.8 VARIOUS ACCESSORIES CHECK ............................................ 44
3.9 OTHER CHECKS ...................................................................... 44
4.1 USE OF THE MOTOBIKE.......................................................... 45
4.1.a Temperatures of use ......................................................... 46
4.2 USE OF THE SHIFT ................................................................... 46
4.3 USE OF THE BRAKES ................................................................ 47
4.4 HOW TO TRANSPORT THE MOTOBIKE ............................... 48
4.5 REMOVAL AND INSERTION OF THE BATTERY PACK .......... 49
4.6 BATTERY PACK CHARGE ......................................................... 50
4.6.a Battery pack check ........................................................... 50
4.6.b Battery pack charge.......................................................... 50
4.7 NOTES ON THE AUTONOMY OF THE BATTERY PACK...... 52
4.8 TAKING CARE OF THE BATTERY PACK ................................. 53
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The Manufacturer reserves the exclusive right to make any aesthetic, functional
or commercial modications to the motobike with the purpose of improving the
performance of the Product, without prior notice.
CommandsCleaning and MaintenanceTroubleshooting
2.6.e Front fork adjustments ..................................................... 26
2.6.f Rear shock absorber adjustments ..................................... 28
2.6.g Brake levers adjustments.................................................. 29
2.7 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES........................................................ 31
2.8 DESCRIPTION OF THE MOTOBIKE........................................ 31
2.8.a Brakes ............................................................................... 31
2.8.b Shift................................................................................... 32
2.8.c Frame and forks................................................................ 32
2.8.d Motor and electric devices ............................................... 33
2.8.e Telescopic saddle .............................................................. 34
3.1 BEFORE EACH USE OF THE MOTOBIKE ............................... 35
3.2 WHEELS AND TYRES CHECK.................................................. 36
3.2.a Wheels fixing check .......................................................... 36
3.2.b Tyres check....................................................................... 36
3.2.c Tyres valve check ............................................................. 37
3.2.d Tyres pressure check........................................................ 37
3.2.e Wheels check ................................................................... 38
3.3 TELESCOPIC AND SADDLE CHECK....................................... 39
3.4 HANDLEBARS CHECK ............................................................. 40
3.5 BRAKES CHECK ........................................................................ 41
3.6 PEDAL CRANKS FIXING AND CHAIN CHECK ..................... 42
3.7 ELECTRIC MOTOR CHECK
(and corresponding pinion and chain) ....................................... 43
3.8 VARIOUS ACCESSORIES CHECK ............................................ 44
3.9 OTHER CHECKS ...................................................................... 44
4.1 USE OF THE MOTOBIKE.......................................................... 45
4.1.a Temperatures of use ......................................................... 46
4.2 USE OF THE SHIFT ................................................................... 46
4.3 USE OF THE BRAKES ................................................................ 47
4.4 HOW TO TRANSPORT THE MOTOBIKE ............................... 48
4.5 REMOVAL AND INSERTION OF THE BATTERY PACK .......... 49
4.6 BATTERY PACK CHARGE ......................................................... 50
4.6.a Battery pack check ........................................................... 50
4.6.b Battery pack charge.......................................................... 50
4.7 NOTES ON THE AUTONOMY OF THE BATTERY PACK...... 52
4.8 TAKING CARE OF THE BATTERY PACK ................................. 53
4.8.a Battery pack power reduction......................................... 53
4.8.b Maintenance, cleaning and storage (battery pack) ........... 53
4.9 WHAT TO DO AFTER AN INCIDENT..................................... 53
5.1 HANDLEBARS COMMANDS .................................................... 55
5.2 BRIEF INDICATIONS FOR START UP ...................................... 56
5.3 DISPLAY...................................................................................... 57
5.3.a Visualization display .......................................................... 57
5.3.b Function keys.................................................................... 60
6.1 CLEANING AND CARE............................................................. 61
6.2 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE PROGRAM.................................. 61
6.3 MOTOBIKE CLEANING............................................................ 62
6.4 PARKING YOUR MOTOBIKE.................................................... 64
6.5 EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE INTERVENTIONS......... 65
6.5.a Disassembly and reassembly of the wheel groups............ 65
6.5.b Front wheel disassembly .................................................. 65
6.5.c Rear wheel disassembly .................................................... 66
6.5.d Brake pads wear check .................................................... 68
6.5.e Chains tensioning.............................................................. 69
6.5.f Electric motor pinion replacement.................................... 70
6.5.g Adaptor oil check and/or replacement............................. 71
6.6 FLAT TYRE ................................................................................. 72
6.7 OTHER INTERVENTIONS ........................................................ 72
6.8 PROLONGED STORAGE .......................................................... 72
6.8.a Storage (battery pack) ...................................................... 72
7.1 TROUBLESHOOTING............................................................... 73
7.1.a Inconveniences and possible solution ............................... 73
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0.1 INTRODUCTION
Dear Customer,
thank you for purchasing our product.
Our motobike DAHU is a combination
of innovation, design and power and has
been designed and manufactured in It-
aly.
The innovative concept of electric motor
motobike, will revolutionize your cycling
habits and open up new horizons; the
11-speed shift, together with 4.000 W of
maximum generated power, offers an ex-
tremely sporty and efficient driving, without
detracting anything from the healthy pleas-
ure of cycling.
This motobike has been manufactured using
the highest quality materials in compliance with
all the applicable standards and regulations
.
Before using Your new motobike, we
strongly recommend that you read and fa-
miliarize with the information and instruc-
tions contained in this use and maintenance
handbook (hereafter referred as “Manual”).
Preserve this manual for future consul-
tations.
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0.2 IDENTIFICATION OF THE MODELS
DAHU-R1 motobike
Version with forks OHLINS
DAHU-R2 motobike
Version with forks FORMULA
DAHU-R3 motobike
Version with forks
ROCKSHOX (front)
MARZOCCHI (rear)
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0.3 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS
This manual contains a series of symbols that
are intended to draw your attention to par-
ticularly important information and instruc-
tions. Their meaning is the following:
Hazard:
This symbol indicates a potential fall-
ing hazard and the consequent risk of
personal injury and damage (to both
yourself and third parties).
Attention:
This symbol indicates that improper
behaviour may result in damage to
property or the environment.
Note:
This symbol indicates important informa-
tion designed to help you get the best out of
Your motobike.
Tightening instruction:
Respect the correct tightening torques
in order to ensure safety when using your
motobike. This is only possible by using a
torque wrench. If you do not possess such
a tool, we recommend that you ask a qual-
ied technician to carry out this operation.
Incorrect tightening torques may cause the
breakage or detachment of components, re-
sulting in dangerous damages. The correct
tightening torques are indicated in section 2
of this manual.
Parents and legal guardians are responsible
for the supervision of any action and for the
safety of minors in their care. In case of use
of the minor, the parent or a legal guardian
is reliable for the safe condition of the moto-
bike and its suitability for the User.
This motobike is NOT suitable for use by
children.
The best way to verify this is to allow him/
her to ride it in the environment the moto-
bike was designed to be used in.
The driving of the motobike is only
permitted to licence holders for driv-
ing of vehicles under the L1eB cate-
gory.
The motobike use requires any User to get
acquaintance to the vehicle. For this reason,
the owner is always responsible for his/her
motobike while in use.
0.4 NOTES FOR PARENTS AND LEGAL GUARDIANS
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0.5 “WEEE” DECLARATION
Directive 2012/19/EU
The mark that appears on the product and
associated documentation indicates that it
must not be disposed of with normal house-
hold waste at the end of its working life.
In order to avoid health or environmental
damages resulting from incorrect disposal
of waste materials, the User is requested
to separate this product from other types
of waste and recycle it responsibly in order
to favour the sustainable reuse of recyclable
materials.
Private users are invited to contact the com-
pany from whom they purchased the prod-
uct or the relevant local authority for all the
information necessary about recycling this
type of product.
Commercial users are invited to contact
their supplier and check the terms and con-
ditions stipulated in the sales contract.
This product must not be disposed of to-
gether with other commercial waste.
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1.1 SAFETY INFORMATION
1.1.a Correct use
- The motobike has been designed to be
used on roads and courses subject to re-
strictive regulations provided for by the
rules of the road.
- Before using the motobike in a certain
area, it is necessary to seek further infor-
mation about the standards in force on
use of electric motor vehicles of the area
in question and to check other restric-
tions, such as:
• Age requirement;
• Necessary equipment to travel on cer-
tain roads/courses;
• Need of a specific license;
• Restrictions on the limited use areas.
- Using the motobike for purposes differ-
ent from the intended one may result in
hazardous riding conditions, falls and ac-
cidents. Short-circuits may occur inside
the battery pack, resulting in fires.
- ALWAYS use the motobike as described
in this use manual and in any additional
documentation.
- The DAHU motobike is a high-per-
formance vehicle, and therefore, it
must be ridden carefully for your and
others safety.
- Always and MANDATORILY wear and fas-
ten the helmet, which must be approved
according to the laws in force in the country
of use.
- Protective clothing suitable for motor-
cycle use is advised in case of fall (for
instance. back protector, gloves, joints
guards, etc.).
1.1.b Improper use
- Do not add accessories not certified by
the Manufacturer.
- Do not transport other people beyond
the rider.
- Never attempt to modify your motobike
or install additional accessories on it on
your own; always seek the assistance of
an Authorized Dealer.
-
Possible errors made during works not
carried out in a workmanlike manner may
damage your motobike and compromise
its operation and safety. This may result in
hazardous riding conditions, falls and acci-
dents.
- The User can only carry out the routine
operations described in this manual.
IT IS ABSOLUTELY PROHIBIT-
ED to install any type of seat or
trailer for children transport.
The use of motobike racks is
strongly discouraged as it may
cause damages to the safety
components of the motobike.
The failure of these components
may result in hazardous riding
conditions, falls, accidents and
property damage.
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When you transport a moto-
bike inside a vehicle, remem-
ber: motor vehicles cabins
may overheat if exposed to
strong sunlight. High temper-
atures may result in short-cir-
cuits inside the battery pack
which may ignite.
Park your vehicle in a shaded
area and make sure that the
ambient temperature remains
below 50° C.
It is advised to deflate the mo-
tobike tyres upon prolonged
transports and high tempera-
tures.
• Use the motobike in compliance with
the intended use;
• Always store the motobike in a envi-
ronment where the temperature re-
mains between -10° C and +50° C;
• Keep the motobike away from heat
sources such as heaters, radiators,
stoves, etc.
- Electrical hazards
The use of non-standard, damaged or faulty
battery chargers and electrical cables may
generate potentially fatal electric shocks
.
• Always use the battery charger sup-
plied with the motobike;
• Do not attempt to dismantle the bat-
tery pack and battery charger;
• Keep the motobike and battery
charger out of the reach of children
and animals;
• Ensure that the battery charger does
not come into contact with water or
other liquids;
1.1.c Legal Regulations
-
The information and instructions provid-
ed in this manual on how to use your mo-
tobike are intended to supplement, but in
no way replace, the locally applicable ge-
neric and/or specific STANDARDS, REG-
ULATIONS, PROVISIONS or LAWS.
- All road Users are required to comply
with the traffic regulations applicable in
their Country.
- The DAHU motobike, being a
high-performance vehicle, implies
particular requirements for its riding,
such as mastery of the vehicle and skill in
off-road riding.
1.1.d Residual hazards
- Fire hazard
In the event of smoke or
flames emanating from the
battery pack, stop the moto-
bike immediately and put the
fire out using an extinguisher
suitable for batteries and elec-
trical systems, if possible.
If there is a risk of fire spread-
ing to surrounding objects,
promptly contact the Fire
Service.
Strong impacts due to improper use,
storage in overheated environments (e.g.
inside a motor vehicle exposed to strong
sunlight), or falls may result in short-cir-
cuits inside the battery pack, causing it to
catch fire.
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•
Do not leave the battery pack or bat-
tery charger where they may be ex-
posed to direct sunlight or heat sources
(heaters, stoves, etc.);
•
Never use the battery charger or the bat-
teries if they are damaged or show mal-
functions in any way
;
•
Never use the battery charger if the ca-
bles insulation or any of the plug connec-
tors are damaged. In such cases, grasp
the plugs only by the insulated parts
.
- Generic hazards
• Injury hazard: always keep your
hands, feet and any other part of your
body away from the motobike mov-
ing parts (wheels, chain, gears);
•
In the event of rain, snow or slippery road
conditions, reduce your speed and in-
crease your distance from other vehicles
;
• In order to preserve the electric mo-
tor (1), it is recommended to avoid
water pools the level of which can ex-
ceed the height of the pedals;
• Do not leave your motobike inside
motor vehicles that are exposed to
direct sunlight.
The brake disks (2) may reach
very high temperatures following
a long descent.
Do not touch the brake disks imme-
diately after a descent. Allow them to
cool down for at least 5 minutes be-
fore touching them. In order to check
the temperature, touch them momen-
tarily with an exposed nger. If they
are still very hot, wait a few minutes
and then repeat the check until the
disks have cooled down.
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1.1.e At first use
Danger of serious falls and ac-
cidents. The motobike is deliv-
ered assembled, it must only be
composed as described by the
Manufacturer.
• Use the motobike only in a seated po-
sition suitable for You;
• Adjust the height and position of the
saddle;
• Adjust the rearview mirror;
• Completely charge the battery pack
(see chapter “4.6 - BATTERY PACK
CHARGE”).
1.1.f Before each use
An unsafe motobike may result
in hazardous riding conditions,
falls and accidents
.
- Before using your motobike, always:
• Check that it functions correctly and
safely; it is important to bear in mind
that the motobike may have fallen
or been knocked over, or been tam-
pered with by strangers while left un-
attended. Inspect the motobike com-
ponents; if you notice any defects,
promptly contact the Authorized
Dealer;
• Do not attempt to carry out any op-
erations other than those described
in this manual on your own. For any
operations not described in this docu-
ment, contact the Authorized Dealer
.
Do not use the motobike until it has
been restored to perfect working
conditions.
- If you find any defects while inspecting
you motobike, promptly contact the Au-
thorized Dealer. It is possible to correct
minor defects without outside assistance
only if the relevant repair procedures are
described in this manual.
- Promptly contact the Authorized Dealer
if the repair procedures failed to produce
the desired effect or if they are not de-
scribed in this manual, since it means that
it is not possible to perform them with-
out assistance.
-
Do not use the motobike until you are
certain that it is safe.
Any tampering or damaging fol-
lowing a fall won’t be considered
as a defect of the motobike
.
The motobike may start unex-
pectedly while operating the
check procedures
.
Finger and arm injury hazard, ac-
cident hazard.
Make sure that the motobike elec-
tric motor is disabled by discon-
necting the battery pack before
carrying out any check. Visually
inspect the fixing screws to ensure
that they have been tightened cor-
rectly
.
Visually inspect all the motobike
components for incisions, break-
ages, deep cracks and any other
mechanical damage. If you find
any defects, contact the Author-
ized Dealer.
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Always and MANDATORILY wear and fasten
the helmet, which must be approved accord-
ing to the laws in force in the country of use
.
1.2 TAKING CARE OF THE BATTERY
PACK
An improper use of lithium bat-
teries may cause fires, explo-
sions or chemical hazard.
-
The battery charger supplied with your mo-
tobike must only be used to charge lithium
ion batteries. Do not use it to charge lead,
NiCd-NiMh batteries or accumulators
.
- Do not attempt to charge the battery
pack when it is hot. Make sure it is at
room temperature before charging it.
-
The battery will heat up slightly while it
is being recharged, however, the charging
process must be interrupted immediately
if the battery pack starts to overheat
.
-
Make sure that the battery pack does not come into
contact with water or other liquids. If it does, avoid
using it and have it checked by the Authorized Dealer
.
1.3 WHICH OPERATIONS THE
USER CAN CARRY OUT ON
THE MOTOBIKE WITHOUT
ASSISTANCE
Possible errors made during
works not carried out in a work-
manlike manner may damage
your motobike and compromise
its safety and guarantee.
This may result in hazardous rid-
ing conditions, falls and accidents.
- The user must only carry out the oper-
ations described in this manual and for
which he possesses the correct tools.
-
The characteristics of each motobike
component must not be modified
.
- All operations on warranted parts must
be carried out by means of the Manu-
facturer’s consent. The motor parts can
only be managed by the Manufacturer
itself, as well as all the other electron-
ic parts. With regard to the mechanical
parts, during the Warranty period, di-
rectly contact the Manufacturer to re-
ceive information on the trusted dealer
most comfortable for You.
1.4 SAFETY PRESCRIPTIONS
DURING USE
- The motobike can be used traditionally,
namely through pedals, or with the aid of
the electric motor.
We recommend that you familiarize with the
motobike use before using the electric motor.
• Only use the motobike if you are capa-
ble of riding it safely and carrying out
braking manoeuvres at high speeds;
• Wear a safety helmet when using the
motobike;
• Ride with care;
• When pedalling, always make sure
that you’re ready to brake;
• Do not ride under the effects of alco-
hol and/or narcotic substances;
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• Ride so that you always have com-
plete control over your motobike and
that you do not find yourself in diffi-
culty in the event of unexpected haz-
ardous conditions;
• In wet conditions, braking efficiency
is reduced and braking distance is in-
creased;
• Wear suitable clothing that does not
limit movements or obstruct visibility
when riding your motobike.
Increased load will have an ad-
verse effect on motobike han-
dling while it is in motion and in-
crease the braking distance.
- Overloading the motobike may cause
some its components to damage or
break. This may result in hazardous rid-
ing conditions, falls and accidents. Do
not exceed the maximum permitted load
(
100
kg).
1.5 PRECAUTIONS FOR MOUNT-
ING ACCESSORIES OR COM-
PONENTS FOR MODIFICA-
TIONS
The use of non-standard accesso-
ries and/or components on your
motobike may damage it and
compromise safe operation.
This may result in hazardous rid-
ing conditions, falls and accidents.
- Do not add accessories or equipment to
the motobike and do not try to modify it
in any way.
1.6 WHO CAN RIDE THIS
MOTO-
BIKE
- The rider must:
• Must possess a driving licence for ve-
hicles under the L1eB category (only
for DAHU-R approved versions).
• Be capable of riding a motobike, i.e.
that be aware of the basic principles
of cycling and have the sense of bal-
ance necessary to ride and control the
motobike;
• Be capable of mounting on, and dis-
mounting from, a stationary motobike
with confidence. This is especially im-
portant in the case of ergonomic sad-
dles if the rider is unable to touch the
ground with his/her feet when seated;
• Be physically suited for the specifica-
tions of the motobike, and must not
exceed the permitted weight limit;
• Be physically and mentally able to take
on roads and off-road trails.
• Have enough stamina to control the
motobike safely for a period of almost
two hours, since it allows to reach
high speeds for prolonged periods of
time.
The motobike is not designed to
compensate for infirmity or lack
of physical fitness.
To ride the motobike, a constant and
heavy effort is required.
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1.7 WARRANTY CONDITIONS
- By purchasing this motobike, the User has
high quality product designed, assembled
and manufactured in Italy.
1.7.a Pre-requisites for the warranty
request
- The Manufacturer guarantees the moto-
bike against manufacturing defects or fail-
ure of the components listed below for 2
years (starting from the date of purchase):
•
Defects or breakages of the frame;
•
Malfunctions and/or breakages of the
motobike components (handlebars,
brake levers, wheels, pedals, etc.);
•
Electric motor and electronic control
unit;
•
Display.
- The warranty does not cover motobike
components that are subject to wear.
Faulty components will be repaired or re-
placed free of charge during the warranty
period.
- All repairs and replacements carried out
under warranty must be performed by an
Authorized Dealer and only after receiving
approval from the Manufacturer.
- The warranty and respective conditions
may be transferred to possible new own-
ers of the motobike, without prejudice to
the duration of the warranty itself, from
the first date of purchase.
- In order to validate the warranty period,
the new owner must be in possession of
proof of purchase (invoice or receipt indi-
cating the purchase data and identification
data of the motobike). The warranty pe-
riod runs from the date of purchase and
product registration.
- The warranty does not cover component
failures resulting from normal use of the
motobike and wear (e.g.: tyres, inner
tubes, chain, brake disks, etc.).
- The owner is responsible for maintaining
the motobike in good conditions, using it
with care and ensuring that all the advised
maintenance interventions are carried out.
1.7.b Warranty of the battery pack
- The battery pack immediately suffers from
an aging process and its energy storage ca-
pacity decreases over time and travelled
kilometres.
- Based on use, the battery pack capacity
could decrease during the warranty period
- The Authorized Dealers can check if the
storage capacity falls within the intended
limits in function of time, travelled kilo-
metres and of the number of performed
recharges.
IT IS MANDATORY to use the
battery charger supplied with the
motobike upon its purchase.
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1.7.c Exclusion from warranty
-
The warranty shall not apply if the motobike
is used for racing or sports competitions
.
- The warranty shall be declared null and
void if the motobike is used incorrectly or
in any way other than that for which it has
been designed (see paragraphs “Correct
use” and “Improper use”).
- In particular, the warranty shall be invali-
dated in the event of:
• Insufficient or incorrect maintenance
and/or tampering with the components
(see paragraph “Periodic maintenance
program”);
•
Repairs are not carried out by an Au-
thorized Dealer;
•
Failure to repair worn or damaged com-
ponents, or incorrect repair thereof
;
•
Malfunctions and/or breakages caused
by incorrect use.
- The warranty shall only be valid if origi-
nal components are used, including those
which have been replaced.
-
Parts that are subject to wear, as well as the op-
erations carried out by the Authorized Dealer,
are normally excluded from the terms of the
warranty
.
- Some operations cannot be covered by war-
ranty as they depend on the frequency and
conditions of use (wheels and frame compo-
nents alignment, elimination of noises and/or
vibrations).
-
The Manufacturer reserves the right to
deliver and/or install components that may
differ to the damaged parts, while meeting
the same quality and technical specifica-
tions, under the terms of the warranty
.
1.8 IDENTIFICATION SERIAL
NUMBER
- The use of the services under warran-
ty does not imply its extension beyond
the established duration (see paragraph
“Pre-requisites for the warranty request”).
- The motobike is equipped with a seri-
al number stamped on the steering tube
(see figure at the side).
- Communicate the stamped serial number
upon every request for assistance or in or-
der to order spare parts.
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815 mm
2039 mm
1150 mm
1279 mm
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2.1 OVERALL DIMENSIONS
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