Daymak Rogue User Manual

Safety Precautions

When operating the Rogue, please adhere to the following safety guidelines:

• Always wear a helmet when riding.
• Check mirrors and blind spots before operating.
• Turn on headlights for increased visibility.
• Ensure sufficient battery power before riding.
• Additional passengers must also wear helmets.
• Obey all traffic laws.
• Periodically charge the unit when not in use for extended periods.
• Avoid shaking or rattling the charger while riding.
• Do not overcharge the battery; remove the charger once fully charged.
• Do not operate the unit while it is charging.
• Do not allow individuals under 16 years of age to operate this vehicle.
• Avoid sharp or abrupt turns at high speeds to prevent tipping.
• Do not operate under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
• Do not submerge the unit in water.
• Do not operate in harsh weather conditions.

For questions or concerns, contact Daymak at 1-800-649-9320 or visit www.daymak.com.

About Daymak

Daymak is a leading provider of alternative vehicles in Canada, specializing in the design, engineering, manufacturing, import, and repair of recreational dirt bikes, go-karts, electric golf cars, e-bikes, and gas scooters. Daymak's electric bicycles offer an energy-efficient and eco-friendly urban transportation solution, reducing pollution and making city life more convenient and affordable. With a focus on research and development in Toronto, Canada, Daymak is committed to improving its products and providing reliable, eco-friendly vehicles. Daymak warranties, services, and stocks parts for all its products.

Introduction to E-Bikes

Riding an electric bicycle is a convenient and economical way to travel around town. E-bikes represent a significant advancement in urban transportation, reducing pollution and noise levels. They are easy to park and require no registration, insurance, or license. Your Daymak e-bike is a product of extensive experience and engineering expertise. Daymak welcomes feedback on its products.

New Laws

Many provinces, states, and countries have legalized electric motors for bicycle assistance. Please check your local government regulations for specific laws regarding e-bikes.

Liability

Daymak is not liable for damages or claims arising from improper product use or unauthorized third-party service. Information in this guide is subject to change without notice. For the latest information, contact your local Daymak dealer or visit the website.

Part Diagrams

Diagram 1: Rogue Components

The following parts are illustrated in the diagram:

• 1. Motor
• 2. Foot pegs
• 3. Tire
• 4. Rear Turn Signals
• 5. Rear Mounting Rack
• 6. Seat Key Release
• 7. Seat
• 8. 12V USB Port
• 9. Mirrors
• 10. Brakes
• 11. Ignition
• 12. Throttle
• 13. Front Turn Signals
• 14. Headlights
• 15. Charging Port
• 16. Shocks
• 17. Tire
• 18. Kick Stand
• 19. Pedals

Note: Many parts are not user-serviceable and require professional repair, especially electrical and mechanical components.

Riding Instructions

This guide assumes familiarity with riding a standard bicycle. E-bikes are fast and require caution, especially in mixed traffic. Always obey traffic laws, stay sober, and be courteous to other path users.

Items to Carry

• Charger
• Lock
• Helmet

Inspecting Your Electric Bike

Perform routine inspections before each ride to ensure safety features are operational. Pay attention to changes in feel or sound, which may indicate issues.

Holding the Handlebars

Place fingers over brake levers and wrap hands around grips for easy access to brakes.

Turning Your E-bike On and Off

Insert the key into the ignition and turn right to turn on. The power indicator and battery charge indicator will light up. Turn the key left and remove it to turn off. The electrical system is live when the e-bike is activated; turn it off before accessing electrical components.

Accelerating and Decelerating

The throttle is on the right handlebar grip. Turn the grip forward to accelerate and release (turn towards you) to decelerate. Do not over-rotate the accelerator.

Stopping

Use the brake levers on the handlebars (left for rear, right for front) to stop. Pull levers towards you. Brakes automatically disengage the motor. Use both brakes for quicker stops. Be aware that wet conditions can reduce brake efficiency.

Signalling

• Horn: Located on the left handlebar.
• Turn Signal Lights: Activator on the left handlebar. Push left or right to signal, press the middle to turn off. Signals emit an audible alert.
• Lights: Switch on the left handlebar controls headlights and taillights. Keeping lights on may reduce travel distance by approximately 5%.

Pedaling

The e-bike is designed for motor assistance. Pedaling along with the motor increases travel distance and conserves battery power.

Riding in Wet Weather

The e-bike is designed for wet conditions, but the rear motor can cause slipping at high speeds. Avoid high speeds in wet weather. Water can also reduce brake efficiency.

The Motor and Water

Do not immerse the e-bike in water. Ensure water levels do not exceed the middle of the tire to prevent water from entering the motor, which can cause short-circuits.

Riding in Cold Weather

The e-bike operates year-round, but cold temperatures can affect motor and brake performance. Batteries perform less effectively below 10°C.

Operating Instructions

Opening the Seat

Insert the key into the lock below the seat on the left side and turn right to open. Push down firmly to close, ensuring the locking mechanism is clear.

Parking and Locking Your E-bike

1. Stop the e-bike and position it.
2. Get off, keeping the e-bike balanced.
3. Stand to the side and slightly behind the e-bike.
4. Hold the kickstand with one foot and the rear basket bracket with your hand.
5. Pull the back of the seat up and towards you; the kickstand will hold the e-bike.
6. Lock the e-bike to a secure object through the rear wheel frame or a metal frame component.

Maximum Load

Do not exceed the e-bike's maximum load capacity, as listed in the technical specifications. Exceeding the load can damage components and affect performance.

Disconnecting the Circuit Breaker

To disconnect all power, open the glove compartment, locate the circuit breaker switch, and activate it. This is useful for storage or servicing. Disconnecting the circuit breaker also disables alarm settings.

Long-Term Storage

For long-term storage, disconnect the circuit breaker to prevent accidental activation. The circuit breaker is located between the battery and the controller, accessible by opening the battery case.

The Battery

The dashboard features a battery charge indicator. Charge the e-bike when the power level drops significantly.

Distance and Power

The battery provides a range of 35-50 km, depending on rider weight, wind resistance, riding habits, terrain, and tire pressure.

Saving Power

• Coasting: Utilize momentum on flat or downhill sections.
• Stopping and Starting: Minimize stop-and-go movements.
• Weight: Remove unnecessary weight.
• Air Pressure: Ensure proper tire inflation.
• Head and Tail Lights: Turn off lights when safe to conserve power (may reduce range by ~5%).
• Pedalling: Assist acceleration from a stop by pedaling.

Charging Your E-Bike

Use only the supplied charger and a 110V household electrical outlet. Using unauthorized chargers can damage the e-bike and cause injury.

1. Turn off the e-bike and remove the key.
2. Plug the charger into the wall socket.
3. Plug the charger cable into the e-bike's charging port (located under the front headlight between the front shocks).
4. Charge for 6-12 hours.
5. Disconnect the charger when the LED light turns green.

If the LED light remains red for over 14 hours and the battery is hot, the battery or charger may need replacement. Contact your Daymak dealer.

Battery Care

Follow these suggestions for optimal battery performance:

• Charge immediately after riding.
• Do not let the battery run down completely before charging.
• Keep the battery charged during storage (approximately every 21 days).
• Store the battery on a flat, cool, dry surface, avoiding temperatures below 10°C for extended periods.
• Warning: Do not place Lead-Acid batteries on concrete, as it drains their power.
• Cold weather reduces battery performance. Repeatedly riding in cold temperatures may shorten battery life.
• Battery lifespan: Lead-acid batteries last ~300 charges; Lithium-ion batteries last ~1500 charges. Replace batteries when they hold less charge.
• Dispose of old batteries at a proper recycling facility or contact your Daymak dealer.

Operation Details

Left Handlebar Controls

• A) High Beam / Low Beam: Adjusts headlight angle (only when headlights are on).
• B) Turn Signals: Slide left or right to signal, press the middle button to turn off.
• C) Horn: Press to activate the horn.

Right Handlebar Controls

• A) Three Speed Switch: Regulates top speed (Speed 1 for max range, Speed 3 for max speed).
• B) Cruise Control: Press to engage; hit brakes to deactivate. (May be disabled via Bluetooth app).
• C) Flasher: Flashes headlights.
• D) Headlights: Controls lights (Off, Running Lights, All Lights).
• E) Throttle: Turn towards you to engage the motor.

Brakes

Hydraulic disc brakes are used for fine stopping and control. The left lever engages rear brakes, the right lever engages front brakes. Engage rear brakes first for safety. Refill brake fluid reservoir with DOT 3 or 4 if low.

Display

• A) Battery Power: Indicates battery level (full ~78V, low ~58V-60V).
• B) Headlights: Indicates headlights are on.
• C) Turn Signals: Indicates turn signal is active.
• D) Speed: Shows current speed.
• E) Odometer/Trip Odometer: Displays total distance and trip distance.

Ignition / Wheel Lock

Turn the key clockwise to turn on the bike. Ensure you are properly seated before activation. Turn the key counter-clockwise to disengage the brake lock. To lock the front wheel, turn handlebars left, push the key in further, and turn counter-clockwise from the off position.

Glove Box / Circuit Breaker

The glove box can store personal belongings, including the charger. The circuit breaker, located inside the glove box, protects the bike from surges. If the display does not turn on, the circuit breaker may have been triggered; flip the switch to the 'on' position. Turning off the circuit breaker disables the alarm settings.

Remote Control

The remote control operates the alarm system:

• A) Lock Alarm: Engages the alarm.
• B) Unlock Alarm: Disengages the alarm and turns off remote start.
• C) Remote Start: Press three times to start the unit without the key. Press unlock to turn off.
• D) Panic Button: Activates the alarm system.

Pedals

The e-bike features foldable pedals. Push the pedal towards the bike and flip it up to fold.

12V USB Port

A 12V port is available on the left side for charging devices like cell phones.

Second Rider

Fold down the second foot pegs for a passenger.

Connecting to the Rogue via App

The Daymak Drive App (iOS and Android) allows you to connect to the unit to adjust acceleration, range, and more. Connect to the rear or front motor via Bluetooth. The default password is '12345678'. Refer to the quick guide at http://daymak.com/manuals/Daymak Drive Manual.pdf for more information.

Connecting to the Bluetooth Speaker

The Daymak Rogue includes a Bluetooth speaker for wireless music playback from your smartphone. Turn on the bike, search for 'YIERKE' in your phone's Bluetooth settings, and connect. Play music from your phone to hear it through the bike's speaker.

Technical Data

The Motor and Wheel Assembly

The e-bike is equipped with a 500 Watt magnetic DC brushless motor on the rear wheel hub, featuring excellent low-end torque and high efficiency. It includes speed reduction gear and a speed-free clutch.

The Freewheel

The wheels have freewheels, allowing the e-bike to coast without motor engagement, conserving power and enabling higher speeds downhill or with the wind.

The Controller

Daymak's 'D-Drive' technology intelligently controls e-bike components for improved acceleration, hill climbing, and energy saving. The electronic controller, located under the seat, regulates speed, shuts off the motor when brakes are applied, and provides low voltage protection and fuses.

The Brakes

Front Brakes

Hydraulic disc brakes provide fine stopping and control. They require periodic servicing and adjustment.

Rear Brakes

EABS (Electric Absorption Braking System) provides friction-grip braking, reducing weight and improving performance.

The Chain and Pedals

The pedals and chain form the human-powered drivetrain and are not removable.

Shock Absorbers

Reverse Shock System shock absorbers provide a comfortable ride. Avoid drops of 15 cm or more, which can damage the shock absorbers.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Many components are not user-serviceable. Altering electrical or mechanical components voids the warranty.

Tire Pressure

Maintain recommended tire pressure for optimal performance and to prevent damage. Cold weather lowers pressure; warm weather increases it. Check tire sidewalls for recommended pressure.

Replacing Flat Tires

Replacing flat tires, especially on the rear wheel, is complex. Contact your Daymak dealer for assistance.

The Motor

Do not service the motor yourself. Bring the e-bike to your Daymak dealer. Suggested maintenance is every 100 running hours.

The Chain

Ensure the chain is well-oiled and lubricated.

Shock Absorbers and Comfort

If the ride feels bumpy, check tire pressure first. If the problem persists, consult your Daymak dealer.

Bringing in Your E-bike for Service

Do not attempt to service electrical or mechanical parts without expertise. Disconnect the circuit breaker before bringing the e-bike for service. Do not store the e-bike without disconnecting the circuit breaker.

Liability

Daymak is not responsible for damage or injuries from improperly serviced parts.

Ebike Maintenance

Cleaning

Clean the e-bike weekly. Avoid high-pressure water sprays and keep water away from electrical components. Dry all parts thoroughly. Inspect for worn, loose, cracked, rusted, or damaged parts during cleaning.

Lubricating

Lubricate the chain, levers, derailleur, and cables. Clean parts with degreaser and wipe off excess lubricant.

Weather

Store the e-bike in a dry place, out of direct sunlight. Do not open casings or chargers, as this can make them susceptible to water damage. Remove batteries if not in use and charge them monthly.

Maintenance Schedule

Maintenance frequency depends on usage conditions:

• Every ride (60-second check): Tire pressure, brakes, lights, bolts, battery gauge.
• 30 days (monthly): Clean bike, check for wear and tear, alignment.
• 90 days (quarterly): Inspect frame and fork for cracks, check tire wear, check battery range.
• 180 days (semi-annually): Inspect all components, check connections, clean controller area, check plugs and bolts.
• 360 days (annually): Full tune-up, battery discharge, tire replacement (if needed), check connections for rust/looseness, inspect all components including charger and ignition.

Ebikes and Canadian Law

In many Canadian jurisdictions, power-assisted bicycles are treated as conventional bicycles, not motor vehicles, and do not require insurance, registration, or licenses, provided they meet specific technical parameters (e.g., motor power ≤ 500W, assist speed ≤ 32 km/h). Consult local transportation authorities for specific regulations.

Ontario Regulations

Ontario has a pilot program for e-bikes. Refer to the 'TPS Training Bulletin' for guidance if stopped by authorities.

Definition of an E-bike

An e-bike is a bicycle with an electric motor (≤ 500W) assisting up to 32 km/h, or operable as a regular bicycle. It must be labeled as a 'power-assisted bicycle' and conform to Motor Vehicle Safety Act regulations.

Traveling by E-bike

E-bikes can travel on roads and paths where bicycles are permitted, but not on controlled-access highways or sidewalks where bicycles are banned.

Who Can Ride an E-bike

Operators must be 16 years of age or older and wear an approved bicycle helmet at all times.

Specific Riding Requirements

• No driver's license, written test, registration, or insurance required (if meeting federal regulations).
• Operators must be 16+ and wear a helmet.
• E-bikes must be labeled as 'Power-Assisted Bicycle' and meet federal regulations.
• Required safety equipment includes lights, brakes, and a bell.

Fines and Penalties

Standard traffic fines apply. Fines for e-bike specific offences (e.g., age, helmet use) range from $250 to $2,500.

Drinking and Driving

Operating an e-bike while intoxicated is a Criminal Code offence, subject to impaired driving penalties.

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