STACYC 16EDRIVE User manual

ORIGINAL
INSTRUCTIONS
STACYC, INC.
6795 CORPORATION PKWY
SUITE 200
FORT WORTH, TX 76126 Part No. 94000762
Revision 2021-01
STACYC model 16EDRIVE
STACYC model 12EDRIVE

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Introduction ....................................................................................................................
Warnings/Cautions/Notes/Intended Use ...............................................................
Specication Drawings
Bike Specications ..........................................................................................
Battery Specications .....................................................................................
Throttle Components & Features .............................................................................
LED Information Chart .................................................................................................
Pre Ride Inspection & Checklist ..................................................................................
Battery & Charger
Charging The Battery ......................................................................................
Battery Installation ...........................................................................................
Battery Removal ..............................................................................................
Throttle & Power Modes
Throttle Oporation ..........................................................................................
Changing Power Modes ................................................................................
Programming Mode Activation .....................................................................
The Starting Process .....................................................................................................
Approaching / Remounting ...........................................................................
Loading / Unloading .......................................................................................
Repair & Maintenance ..................................................................................................
Error Codes ....................................................................................................................
Throuble Shooting Guide ............................................................................................
Warranty ..........................................................................................................................
Declaration of Conformity Copy
12 EDRIVE ........................................................................................................
16 EDRIVE ........................................................................................................
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

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INTRODUCTION:
Congratulaons on your purchase and welcome to the Pit Crew. A STACYC™ is the
world’s rst patented Electric Powered Balance Bike. A STACYC™ was designed to be a
non-inmidang way for young children to learn and enjoy riding on two wheels. And,
while it is meant to be a condence-inspiring developmental tool, it is a serious piece
of machinery and must be used per the guidance in this manual and the on-product
labels to maximize user safety. As the purchaser of this machinery, you are responsi-
ble to make sure it is operated in the intended environment, under the supervision
and control of an adult that is familiar with the design, the operaon, and this manu-
al. Reminder: Always ensure riders are wearing a helmet and proper footwear.
The STACYC™ was designed to allow children to gain the skills of riding two-wheeled
vehicles at an earlier stage than previously available to them. STACYC™ will assist
them through the awkward ages and phases of physical development where the
design of a regular, pedal-operated bicycle does not allow for a low seat height that
their leg to torso rao requires. The design of a STACYC™, combined with the duraon
and distance it allows, provides children with thousands of hours of seat me, during
their formave years that would be otherwise unaainable with a regular “kids” sized
cycle. Thus, eecvely bridging the gap between learning to walk and becoming a
two-wheeled cycle operator. While all children will learn at dierent rates and have
dierent capabilies, a STACYC™ can aid in their development. There are essenally
two developmental phases your child will experience on a STACYC™: push bike mode
and powered mode. If your child can walk, they can begin to ride in the non-pow-
ered, push-bike mode. This allows them to get acquainted with the controls and body
posioning. It is the responsibility of the parent/owner to assess the familiarity and
ability of each child as they progress through the process. And, please remember it is
not a compeon. The process is about development and enjoyment. Once your child
is procient in coasng and braking, and comprehends the throle funcon, they
can begin the powered modes of the process. The ability of the powered modes to
prolong the enjoyment, connue the development, and extend the ride, will inspire
condence for a child who has only been walking for only a short me.
STACYC™ will take your child and you to places you did not imagine were possible.
However, before you and your child depart, please be sure to check and obey all local
laws. STACYC™ balance bikes are designed for o-road use and are meant to be ridden
where all pertaining laws are followed, and permissions are given.
Ride Sooner, Ride STACYC.

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PLEASE READ MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING
We care about the safety and comfort of our customers.
This manual will guide you through the proper techniques in operang your cycle.
For any addional informaon, please visit:www.STACYC.com
Harley-Davidson® Iron e12 and Iron e16
STACYC™ model 12EDRIVE and 16EDRIVE
Read and understand this enre manual before allowing a child to use this product.
NOTE: Manual illustraons are for demonstraon purposes only. Illustraons may
not reect exact appearance of actual product. Specicaons are subject to change
without noce. Please have your product Serial Number (S/N) and a copy of your
receipt before requesng warranty assistance or replacement parts.
Keep these operang instrucons in safe place for future reference and rereading.
CAUTION:
Read and understand this enre manual before allowing a child to use this product
WARNING: Improper operaon of cycle could lead to loss of control which can result in death
or serious injury. Riding a cycle does present potenal risks and cauon is required.
Like any riding product, a cycle has inherent hazards associated with its use (for exam-
ple, falling o or riding it into a hazardous situaon). Like any riding product, cycles
can and are intended to move therefore it is possible to lose control or otherwise get
into dangerous situaons. Both children and the adults responsible for supervising
them, must recognize that if such hazards occur, a rider can be seriously injured or die
even when using safety equipment and other precauons. RIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK
AND USE COMMON SENSE.
WARNING: PARENTAL AND ADULT RESPONSIBILITY AND SUPERVISION REQUIRED:
To reduce the risk of injury, adult supervision is required. This manual contains im-
portant safety informaon. Read the owner’s manual prior to use. It is your responsi-
bility to review this informaon and make sure that all riders understand all warnings,
cauons, instrucons and safety topics, and assure that young riders are able to safely
and responsibly use these products. It is recommended that you periodically review
and reinforce the informaon in this manual with younger riders, and that you inspect
and maintain your children’s product to ensure their safety. If you delegate this task to
another adult, it is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to pass this owner’s manual and all relevant
informaon to whomever will take on this role, and ensure without queson that the
rider is supervised, controlled and taught in a safe manner.
WARNING: CHILDREN UNDER 8 YEARS OF AGE SHOULD NOT BE PERMITTED TO USE
CHARGER UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES

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WARNING: THESE MODELS ARE NOT FOR CHILDREN UNDER AGE 3 OR
HEAVIER THAN 75 LB (34 KG)
Children under 8 years of age should not use charger. No children should ride any
cycle if they cannot sit on the seat and touch both feet at on the ground at the same
me. Because products, like cycles, can and do present potenal hazards plainly asso-
ciated with their use, it is well recognized THE NEED FOR EXERCISE OF PARENTAL RE-
SPONSIBILITY IN SELECTING RIDING PRODUCTS APPROPRIATE TO THE AGE, SIZE AND
DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRESS OF A CHILD, OR PARENTAL SUPERVISION IN SITUATIONS
IN WHICH CHILDREN OF VARIOUS AGES MAY HAVE ACCESS TO THE SAME RIDING
PRODUCTS, IS IMPORTANT. It is recommended that children under the age of 3 not be
permied to use the cycle. This recommendaon is based not just on age or weight
or height – it reects consideraon of coordinaon and skills as well as physical size.
The recommended minimum rider age of 3 years or older is an esmate and can be
aected by the rider’s size, weight or skills – not every child 3 years old will be suited
to the cycle. Certainly, any rider unable to t comfortably on the cycle should not
aempt to ride it, but a parent’s decision to allow his or her child to ride these prod-
ucts should be based on the child’s maturity, skill, and ability to follow direcons and
rules. Adults are strongly advised not to disregard the manufacturer’s recommenda-
ons or permit younger children, or children 3 years or older if not deemed suitable,
to ride the cycle. These products are intended for use only by children who are, at a
minimum, completely comfortable and competent while operang these products in
conjuncon with parental assistance. Children with any mental or physical condions
that may make them suscepble to injury, or impair their physical dexterity or mental
capabilies to recognize, understand, and follow safety instrucons and to be able to
understand the hazards inherent in a product’s use, should not use or be permied to
use this product if determined inappropriate for their abilies. Children or adults with
heart condions, head, back or neck ailments (or prior surgeries to these areas of the
body), or pregnant women; should not to operate or provide supervision to these
products. Not every product is appropriate for every age or size of child, and dierent
age recommendaons are found within this category of product which is intended to
reect the nature of the hazards and the expected mental or physical ability, or both,
of a rider to cope with the hazards.
WARNING: DO NOT USE ON PUBLIC ROADS
Do not use on public roadways. Intended for use on public pathways, in accordance
with local rules and regulaons, and on private pathways and land.
WARNING:
The transmied vibraon of this machine does not exceed the threshold of 2.5m/s^2
for Hand Arm Vibraon (HAV) or 0.5m/s^2 for Whole Body Vibraon (WBV).
Emission sound pressure level is less than 70 dB(A)
Riding Pracces and Condions:
To reduce risk of injury, never use near motor vehicles, at night or when visibility is
limited, or on or near steep inclines or steps. Do not ride in wet condions or ex-
pose to water. Single rider only; do not permit passengers. Never use cycle to pull
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Keep safely away from cars and motor vehicle trac, swimming pools, or other
bodies of water, and only use where allowed with cauon. Always check and obey
any local laws or regulaons, which may aect the locaons where the cycle may be
used.
Do not acvate the speed control on the hand grip unless you are sing on the bike
with both hands gripping the handlebar, both feet at on the ground, and ready
to ride. The maximum speed of the cycle is limited by the selected power mode
(See Throle Operaon secon below). Maintain a grip on the handlebars with
both hands at all mes. Do not touch the brake or motor on your cycle when in use
or immediately aer riding, as these parts can become very hot. Ride defensively.
Watch out for potenal obstacles that could catch your wheel or force you to swerve
suddenly or lose control. Be careful to avoid pedestrians, skaters, skateboards, scoot-
ers, bikes, children or animals who may enter your path, and respect the rights and
property of others. Wet, slick, bumpy, uneven or rough surfaces may impair tracon
and contribute to possible accidents. Do not ride your cycle through mud, over ice,
through puddles, in wet or icy weather and never immerse or wash the cycle with
water, as the electrical and drive components could be damaged. Never use near
steps or swimming pools. Racing, stunt riding, or other maneuvers can lead to loss
of control, which may result in death or serious injury, or equipment damage. Never
allow more than one person at a me to ride the cycle. Do not ride at night or when
visibility is limited. Never use headphones, a cell phone or text when riding. Never
risk damaging surfaces, such as carpet or ooring, by use of a cycle indoors. Never
tow anything or anyone with or allow your cycle to be towed by any other person or
vehicle, motorized or not.
WARNING: POWERED & ROTATING PARTS
KEEP AWAY FROM MOVING PARTS TO AVOID INJURY. DO NOT OPERATE WITHOUT
GUARDS. Never operate the cycle without the side panels and chain guard properly
installed. Do not allow hands, feet, hair, body parts, clothing, or similar arcles to
come in contact with any rotang or moving parts, wheels, or drive train components
and chain while the motor is running or while the wheels and res are rotang.
WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK OR FIRE
Do not expose to water. Keep away from re. Use only Li-ion baery and charger
specied by the manufacturer. Do not disassemble baery or insert in charger if
baery is cracked or damaged.
WARNING: PROPER RIDING ATTIRE REQUIRED
TO REDUCE RISK OF INJURY, ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET AND SHOES. Always wear
proper protecve equipment, such as an approved and properly ed safety helmet
(with chin strap securely buckled) and shoes (with enclosed toe and heel that cover
the enre foot). Keep shoelaces ed and out of the way of the wheels, motor and
drive system. Never ride barefooted or in sandals. Long-sleeved shirt, long pants,
gloves, elbow pads, kneepads, and eye protecon are recommended. Furthermore,
a helmet may be required by local law or regulaon in your area. Your child’s brain is
their most valuable asset, MAKE THEM WEAR AN APPROVED, PROPERLY FITTED AND
BUCKLED HELMET.

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1. Handlebar: Aluminum bicycle handlebar
2. Handlebar Grip: Le side handlebar grip
3. Brake Lever: Adjustable rear brake lever
4. Throle: Twist type throle with Baery Level indicator lights
5. Front fork: BMX-style steel front fork
6. Stem: Aluminum bicycle stem, aaching the front fork to the handlebar
7. Front wheel: Composite front wheel assembly with pneumac re and
inner tube
8. Foot rest: Plasc injecon molded, atraumac designed footrest
9. Front axle nuts: Front axle nut and washer to fasten front wheel to forks
10. Headset: Front bicycle style headset for 1-1/8” (28.6mm) steering system
11. Side panels: Plasc injecon molded side panels to hold and protect
electronic motor and controls
12. Chain Guard: Plasc injecon molded chain guard
13. Chain: Bicycle chain
14. Seat: Bicycle seat/saddle
15. Seat clamp: Bicycle seat clamp to fasten seat posion
16. Frame: Heat treated aluminum frame
17. Baery: 18Vnom/20Vmax baery pack
18. Rear Axle Nuts: Rear axle nut and washer to fasten rear wheel to frame
19. Chain Tensioner: Bicycle chain tensioner to set chain tension and wheel
posion
20. Drum Brake assembly: Rear bicycle band brake assembly
21. Rear Wheel: Composite rear wheel with pneumac re and inner tube
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22. Drive sprocket: Proprietary steel drive sprocket
23. Drive motor: 18V electric motor
24. Electric Speed Controller (ESC): 18V, Electric Speed
Controller
25. Fuse: **if equipped. 40A Slow Blow fuse (*inside frame)
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THROTTLE COMPONENTS/FEATURES:
LED
Throle gauge
“zero” posion
Throle gauge
“full” posion
Rotaon
Throle grip
Power Switch
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Power Switch
(shown in “OFF” Posion)
LED → GREEN
LED → YELLOW
LED → RED
Power Switch
(shown in “ON” Posion)

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LED INFORMATION
POWER
SWITCH
THROTTLE
POSITION SITUATION/ REACTION
LED
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ZERO
ZERO
ZERO
ZERO
5-10%
5-10%
5-10%
10%-FULL
10%-FULL
10%-FULL
NONE
RED
YELLOW
GREEN
G,Y,R
Y, R
R
G,Y,R
Y, R
R
cycle could be in program mode (exercise cauon with
the throle)
cycle powered on and in “TRAINING/LOW”
power mode
cycle powered on and in “NORMAL/MED”
power mode
cycle powered on and in “ADVANCED/FAST”
power mode
cycle powered on and showing FULL
baery charge
cycle powered on and showing MEDIUM
baery charge
cycle powered on and showing LOW
baery charge
Motor will engage & drive bike at selected power mode,
FULL baery charge
Motor will engage & drive bike at selected power mode,
MED baery charge
Motor will engage & drive bike at selected power mode,
LOW baery charge

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PRE-RIDE INSPECTION & CHECKLIST:
Never ride your cycle on public streets, roads, highways, at night or when visibility
is limited. Inspect cycle for damage. Do not ride a damaged cycle.
Power Switch: Ensure the Power switch is in the “OFF” posion during the Pre-Ride
Inspecon and remains “OFF” unl the rider is sing on the saddle, both hands grip-
ping the handle bars, both feet at on the ground.
Throle: Ensure the baery is removed and the power switch is in the “OFF” posi-
on. Ensure there are no cracks or visible damage. Check that the throle rotates
freely and the return spring returns the throle back to the “ZERO” posion from the
“FULL”. If the throle does not rotate freely and automacally return back to “ZERO”
when released, contact an authorized repair center before using the cycle.
Brake: Check brake for proper funcon. When you squeeze lever, brake should
provide posive braking acon. Make sure that brake is not rubbing when lever is
released. Adjust as required prior to use. See “Brake Adjustment” below.
Side Panels and Chain Guard: Verify side panels and chain guard are properly in-
stalled.
Tires: Periodically inspect res for excess wear and aging. Regularly check re pres-
sure and inate as per re sidewall.
Frame, Fork, Stem and Handlebars: Check for cracks and loose hardware. Broken
components are rare, however it is possible for a reckless rider to run into a curb or
object and cause damage. Get into the regular habit of inspecng your cycle every
me you ride it!
Hardware/Loose Parts: Check all hardware, such as nuts, bolts, cables, fasteners, etc.
to ensure they are secure. There should not be any unusual rales or sounds from
loose parts or broken components. If the unit is damaged, do not ride it. Safety Gear:
Check that proper protecve gear, such as an approved and properly ed safety
helmet, eye-wear, athlec shoes (closed toe shoes with rubber soles), elbow pads,
kneepads, etc., are in place prior to riding. Keep shoelaces ed and out of the way of
the wheels, motor and drive system. NEVER RIDE BAREFOOTED OR IN SANDALS.
Laws and Regulaons: Check and obey any local laws or regulaons prior to riding.
Insurance: Verify with your insurance company that your exisng insurance policies
provide necessary coverage for cycle use.

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Charger Status
Lights
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Baery Informaon
Label
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Baery Terminal
Locaon
Baery Release
Buon/Latch
CHARGING THE BATTERY:
Remove the baery from the cycle. Plug the charger into an outlet and slide the
baery into place on charger.
New baeries can take longer to charge. Allow the baery to charge unl the green
LED is solid before removing the baery from the charger. A ashing green status
LED indicates the baery is in the nal stage of charging which includes cell balanc-
ing, which is very important to the life of the baery. If both the red and green LEDs
are ashing there is a problem with the baery or charger. Remove the baery and
unplug the charger, and repeat the charging process. Remove the baery from the
charger when charging is complete.
BATTERY CHARGER:
Without Baery Installed:
• Flashing green LED = power from outlet present
With Baery Installed:
• Solid green LED = charging complete
• Flashing green LED = charging in process;
more than 80% charged
• Solid red LED = charging in process; less than 80% charged
• Flashing red LED = baery too hot to charge
• Flashing red and green LED = error detected;
remove and reinstall baery

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Baery Release
Buon/Latch
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BATTERY INSTALLATION:
Note: The cycle should be turned OFF and the baery
removed when unit is not in use. If the power switch is
le on, the baery loses its charge.
1. Locate baery and orient as shown, it is easier if you
turn the handlebars le or right 45 degrees.
2. Slide baery into slot on the front of the down tube
of the cycle.
3. There is a point where the baery release latch/buon provides some resistance.
Push the baery past this point. You should hear a click, and this gap should be
closed.
BATTERY REMOVAL:
1. Turn the handlebar 45 degrees from straight.
2. Depress the baery release latch/buon and slide baery out of slot in the
direcon shown.

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RED LED illuminated
(default)
Low-Speed/Power
YELLOW LED illuminated
Medium-Speed/Power
GREEN LED illuminated
Fast-Speed/Power
THROTTLE OPERATION:
(Conrm Speed Mode & Check Baery Level)
Operaon of throle is only for those supervised by an adult. In no circumstances
should a child be allowed to operate the cycle without proper training and super-
vision. If the child cannot walk, run, coast and brake, they are surely not ready for
throle control.
1. Ensure power switch is in “OFF” posion, throle in “zero” posion.
2. Install Baery.
3. Power on bike. (Power Switch to “ON” posion)
a. Audible Beep.
b. Followed by a light indicator.
c. Light indicates the power mode that is currently selected.
i. RED-Low Speed/Power *factory default
• (training mode)
ii. YELLOW-Medium Speed/Power
• (standard mode)
iii. GREEN-Fast Speed/Power
• (advanced mode)
4. While sing on the bike, both hands gripping the handlebar, both
feet at on the ground and ready to ride, turn the throle slightly, the
lights will show the baery level (twist slowly and a very lile amount,
careful to not acvate motor!)
a. Green, Yellow, Red lights→indicate full charge
b. Yellow, Red lights→indicate medium-low baery level
c. Red light→low baery level and baery needs to be changed.
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Power→”ON”
Throle→5%-10% rotaon
LED→Green, Yellow, Red
(Full Baery Charge)
Power→”ON”
Throle→5%-10% rotaon
LED→Red
(Low Baery Charge)
Power→”ON”
Throle→5%-10% rotaon
LED→Yellow and Red
(Med-Low Baery Charge)
5. If you connue to twist the throle (10%+), the motor will be
acvated. The more the throle is twisted, the more power is
delivered to the motor, based on the power program selected.
6. Exercise cauon around moving parts and wheels.
7. Contact customer service or go visit:
www.STACYC.com if unsure about any operaonal
procedure.
CHANGING POWER MODES (TO BE PERFORMED BY ADULTS ONLY)
Your cycle is equipped with 3 power modes for dierent skill levels. Training Mode,
Standard Mode and Advanced Modes. We do not advise showing children how to
adjust the modes. Each child should have the mode set by an adult who will be close-
ly supervising the child. DO NOT put your child on the “Advanced” mode without
working through the process of learning the Training and Standard Modes.
Acvate Program Selecon:
1. Ensure power switch is in “OFF” posion.
2. Install Baery.
3. Ensure bike power switch is “OFF” and no LED lights are on, or no
beeps were heard.
o If any LED light is on, turn bike Power Switch to “OFF”
o If you heard a beep, turn bike Power Switch to “OFF”
4. Turn throle gently and hold throle in “FULL” posion. Do
not release.
5. Turn power switch to “ON” posion , do not let throle move from
“FULL” posion.
o The yellow LED light will ash 5 mes, then all the LED lights
will ash and beep 5 mes, all LEDs will remain lit. Wait 1 sec,
then release throle. All LED lights should be o.
o If LED lights are on, repeat from step 3, and be sure not to
twist the throle quickly as it is not in Program Mode.

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Power Switch→”OFF”
Throle→”FULL” posion
HOLD THROTTLE IN FULL
POSITION
Power Switch→”ON”
Throle→”FULL” posion
LED→ashing YELLOW
5 yellow ashes
Selecon MODE:
Throle→”LOW” posion
LED→solid RED
(training mode)
Selecon MODE:
Throle→”MID” posion
LED→solid YELLOW
(standard mode)
Selecon MODE:
Throle→”FULL” posion
LED→solid GREEN
(advanced mode)
Power Switch→”ON”
Throle→”FULL” posion
LED→ashing GREEN, YELLOW
AND RED
5 Green/Yellow/Red ashes with
5 beeps, all LEDS stay lit, release
throle, all LED lights o, ready
to choose power model
Select Program:
6. Turn throle, and as the throle moves through the range of power
modes, the Red, Yellow, or Green LED light will illuminate.
7. Hold Throle at the power mode (LED posion) desired
approximately 5 seconds unl “2 short beeps” are heard.
o Red→training mode (slow)
o Yellow→standard mode (medium)
o Green→advanced mode (fast)
Exit Program Selecon:
8. Release throle.
9. All LED lights ash together 1 me with “1 long beep”.
10. LED Light indicang selected power mode will now be illuminated.
o Operaon of cycle will be with the illuminated power
mode. Cycle will stay in this power seng unless changed
as per steps above:
o Red→training mode (slow)
o Yellow→standard mode (medium)
o Green→advanced mode (fast)

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PROGRAMMING MODE ACTIVATION: only to be activated by an adult
POWER
SWITCH
THROTTLE
POSITION NOTES:
LED
ILLUMINATION
OFF
ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
Hold at
FULL
Hold at
FULL
Hold at
FULL
Hold at
FULL +1sec
Release
to ZERO
Release
to ZERO
ZERO
Turn throle
-lights will light up as throle moves
from ZERO to FULL
NONE
YELLOW
ashing (5xs)
G,Y,R Flashing +
Beeping (5xs)
NONE NONE
Select power level and hold
throle unl you hear 2 short
beeps
R, Y, G lights ash and 1 long
beep is heard
“SELECTED POWER MODE, LED
WILL ILLUMINATE”
IF ANY LIGHTS REMAIN ILLUMINATED WHEN THROTTLE IS RETURNED TO ZERO, PROGRAM MODE IS NOT ACTIVATED AND BIKE WILL MOVE WHEN TURNING THE THROTTLE. EXERCISE CAUTION. GREEN=ADVANCED/HIGH POWER YELLOW=STANDARD/MEDIUM POWER RED=TRAINING/LOW POWER
Cycle is turned OFF

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THE STARTING PROCESS: SIT, PUSH, COAST, BRAKE, PRACTICE
(Perform under adult supervision, wearing protecve equipment, in an open and
safe area)
Non-powered training: (Turn Power Switch to the “OFF” posion and remove baery)
1. Sit on bike with feet on ground. Familiarize rider with seat, foot plaorm,
brake(s), handlebars , throle and their funcon.
2. Push bike around with feet on ground learning balance and condence.
3. Coast and pracce controlled turning with feet on plaorm.
4. Brake to a safe stop using hand brake while maintaining control.
5. Pracce standing and stopping while maintaining control without falling.
Powered Mode Qualifying Checklist:
Can rider push and coast safely with feet on plaorm?
Can rider maintain control while standing on plaorm?
Can rider control bike from start to stop?
Can rider use hand brake to stop on command?
Can rider coast and turn while navigang mild hills and obstacles?
Has rider demonstrated enough control to move to powered riding
without being a risk to themselves and others?
If so move to Powered Mode training!
Power Mode :
• Training Mode - For use with all new riders.
1. Turn Power Switch to the “OFF” posion.
2. Install Baery.
3. Turn Power Switch to the “ON” posion.
4. Ensure RED LED is lit, indicang “Training Mode” selected. If
not see Throle operaon and Changing Power Mode
secons in this manual.
5. Have child carefully push cycle forward and pracce slightly
twisng throle learning to feel the cycle beginning to
move forward under power.
6. With feet on ground have child progressively increase throle
use unl moving forward balancing on their own.
7. Have child pracce rolling throle on and o as well as safe
stops with hand brake.
8. As child gains balance and demonstrates throle and brake
skills, advance to riding with feet on the plaorm.
9. Coach child to maintain a safe distance from obstacles and
other riders.
• Standard Mode - The majority of users will nd this speed to be adequate
for signicant skill building and lots of fun.
1. Turn Power Switch to the “OFF” posion.
2. Install Baery.

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3. Turn Power Switch to the “ON” posion.
4. Ensure YELLOW LED is lit, indicang “Standard Mode”
selected. If not, see Throle operaon and Changing Power
Mode secons in this manual.
5. Adult should supervise child as the top speed and
acceleraon have both increased in this mode.
6. The child must demonstrate the ability to roll o throle and
use the brake to slow to a stop, and maintain a safe distance
for obstacles and other riders.
• Advanced Mode - This mode is for advanced and older riders only.
1. Turn Power Switch to the “OFF” posion.
2. Install Baery.
3. Turn Power Switch to the “ON” posion.
4. Ensure GREEN LED is lit, indicang “Advanced Mode”
selected. If not, see Throle operaon and Changing Power
Mode secons in this manual.
5. Adult should supervise child as the top speed and
acceleraon are at their maximum in this mode.
6. The child must demonstrate the ability to roll o throle and
use the brake to slow to a stop, and maintain a safe distance
for obstacles and other riders.
SAFELY APPROACHING OR RE-MOUNTING THE CYCLE:
During adult supervision, always teach children to approach the cycle with cau-
on before use, while standing back up if knocked over, or aer a spill.
1. Carefully place the Power Switch into the “OFF” posion.
2. Ensure all wheels/res and drive train components have stopped
rotang or moving.
3. Perform a “Pre-Ride Inspecon” (below)
4. Have rider mount the cycle, gripping the handlebars with both hands,
sing on the saddle with both feet at on the ground.
5. Place the power switch into the “ON” posion.
6. Finally: carefully resume riding your cycle.
LOADING AND UNLOADING A CYCLE INTO A VEHICLE:
1. Place the Power Switch into the “OFF” posion.
2. Remove baery.
3. Load into vehicle for transport.
4. Aer unloading, ensure Power Switch is in “OFF” posion.
5. Install baery.
6. Perform Pre-Ride Inspecon.
FAILURE TO USE COMMON SENSE AND HEED THE ABOVE WARNINGS
INCREASES RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY. USE WITH APPROPRIATE CAUTION AND
SERIOUS ATTENTION TO SAFE OPERATION.

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CHECK AND MAINTAIN CYCLE:
Before use, check to conrm that the cycle is in proper working order. The cycle
should be maintained and repaired in accordance with the manufacturer’s specica-
ons, using only the manufacturer’s authorized replacement parts, and should not be
modied from the manufacturer’s original design and conguraon
REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE:
Tools Required:
• 2.5, 4, 5, 6 mm Allen Wrench
• 8, 10, 15 mm socket or open end/box end wrench
• #2 Phillips screw driver or T-10 Torx driver
Turn power switch to “OFF” posion, remove baery, allow cycle to cool before
beginning repair or maintenance:
• Read instrucons.
• Ensure the power switch is “OFF”.
• Ensure the baery is removed and cycle has had adequate me to cool. (up to 30
minutes)
• Secure the cycle for repair or maintenance.
• Exercise cauon around exposed parts.
• Contact customer service if unsure about any repair or maintenance.
Replacement Parts:
For the complete selecon of replacement parts visit www.STACYC.com.
Repair Centers:
For a list of authorized service centers visit www.STACYC.com.
Test Brake:
1. Squeeze brake lever and hold.
2. Push cycle forward. The rear wheel should not spin if brake is adjusted properly.
3. If rear wheel spins when pushed forward or brake lever engages prematurely,
refer to “Adjust Brake”.
Brake Lever barrel adjuster
Brake Hub barrel adjuster
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