LEKI ELECTRIC MOTORBIKE OWNER'S MANUAL

Welcome to the LEKI ELECTRIC MOTORBIKE FAMILY!

Whether you're new to motorbikes or just new to electric, this manual is designed to make your experience simple, safe, and seriously fun. Packed with essential technical specs, riding instructions, service intervals, and tips, this guide will help you get the most out of your LEKI.

[Image: A black LEKI electric motorbike parked indoors.]

Welcome to the LEKI Family

LEKI electric motorbikes are full-sized, ADR-compliant motorcycles built for Australian roads.

Both the 5000W and 10000W models require registration and are classified as LAMS-approved. This means you'll need a valid Class R motorcycle license (learner, provisional, or full) to ride legally.

All LEKI models must be registered and insured for on-road use and meet all road safety requirements in your state or territory.

CONGRATULATIONS ON CHOOSING A LEKI

Designed and assembled in Australia, LEKI electric motorbikes combine powerful torque, regenerative efficiency, and low-maintenance performance — all with zero emissions. This manual ensures you ride safe, smart, and confident.

[Image: A black LEKI electric motorbike, front three-quarter view.]

Full Technical Specifications

Getting Started

First Ride Checklist

• ✔️ Helmet and safety gear on
• ✔️ Isolator switch ON
• ✔️ Battery level OK
• ✔️ Side stand UP
• ✔️ Display active
• ✔️ Mode set to Eco
• ✔️ Mirrors positioned

Tip: Start with Eco mode for smoothest ride.

Controls Overview

Left Handlebar

• Horn
• Headlight/High Beam
• Hazard Lights
• Indicator (press to cancel)
• Rear Brake
• Mode Selector (1/2/3)
• Reverse Button (hold to engage)
• Park Button (double tap)

Right Handlebar

• Front Brake
• Throttle

[Image: Overhead view of LEKI motorbike handlebars with controls labeled.]

Riding Modes Explained

• Eco (1): Smooth, beginner-friendly.
• Standard (2): Balanced ride.
• Sport (3): Max torque and acceleration.

Switch modes via handlebar toggle.

Safety Gear Requirements

Always wear:

• [Gloves] ?
• [AS/NZS 1698-approved helmet] ⛑️
• [Riding jacket/pants] ?
• [Riding boots or enclosed shoes] ?
• [Eye protection (visor/goggles)] ?️

Battery Performance

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Forgetting isolator switch
• Trying to throttle with brake held
• Side stand down disables motor
• Leaving bike ON too long while idle
• Using Sport mode too early

Charging Instructions

• Switch isolator ON.
• Plug charger into Anderson port.
• Connect to 240V power.
• Allow to charge fully (indicator shows).
• Avoid draining below 10%.
• Best to maintain 30-80% range.

Riding Instructions & Tips

A. City Riding

• Use Eco or Standard mode for smoother throttle control and better energy efficiency.
• Always maintain awareness of your surroundings — electric bikes are quieter and may not be heard by pedestrians or other drivers.
• Plan routes that allow for lower-speed cruising and frequent stops.
• Use regenerative braking to your advantage in traffic (standard on 10000W models).
• Avoid aggressive throttle input in congested areas.

B. Open Road Riding

• Standard or Sport mode provides better performance for open road conditions.
• Check tire pressure and battery level before longer trips.
• Be mindful of range: terrain, speed, and wind can reduce range.
• Ride with both hands on the handlebars at higher speeds.
• Use mirrors regularly — silent running can make overtaking harder to detect.

Quick Tips Box

• ✔️ Always check side stand is UP before riding
• ✔️ Start with Eco mode until fully confident
• ✔️ Regenerative braking will feel different — practice gently
• ✔️ Use both brakes evenly
• ✔️ Twist throttle gradually from stop
• Mount securely, ignition ON, mode set.
• Use mirrors and brake check before throttle.
• Ride smoothly and be aware of regenerative braking (on 10kW).

Running-In Period

For the first 1000 km:

• Avoid full throttle starts
• Limit high-speed use
• Moderate brake use
• Use Eco or Standard mode

Steering Lock Operation

To engage:

• Turn handlebars full left.
• Turn key to LOCK.
• Remove key.

To release:

• Insert key, turn to ON.

Warranty & Compliance

• 2-Year Warranty on bike and battery (or 2000 charge cycles)
• Service log required for warranty claims
• Modifications may void warranty
• Email getonaleki@lekielectric.com

Maintenance Logbook

To maintain your warranty, service must be logged:

Log all services and attach receipts. Records may be kept either in printed form (included with your delivery documents) or digitally via the LEKI portal (coming soon). Always retain proof of service for warranty support.

To maintain your warranty, service must be logged:

Log all services and attach receipts.

Inspection & Maintenance Manual

Service Manual Summary

First Service (800–1000 km):

• Brake, chain, throttle, bolts, regen test, voltage check

Every 4000 km:

• Repeat checks, brake sensor, reverse function, re-torque key fasteners

Technician Notes:

• Only use DOT4
• Use LEKI charger only
• Log any error codes
• Motor is sealed — non-user serviceable

Disclaimers & Notices

Legal Compliance Notice:

LEKI Electric Motorbikes must be registered, insured, and operated in accordance with the road laws of your local state or territory. Riders must hold a valid Class R motorcycle license. LEKI Australia is not responsible for penalties incurred from misuse or unlawful operation.

Battery & Charging Disclaimer:

Only use the supplied LEKI charger and approved Anderson-style plug. Improper charging (e.g., use of third-party chargers or modified wiring) may void your warranty and pose a fire or shock hazard. Always charge in a dry, ventilated area away from flammable materials.

Off-Road Use Warning:

LEKI motorbikes are designed for road use. Use on rough terrain, unsealed trails, or racetracks may cause damage and will void warranty unless explicitly stated otherwise.

Modification Warning:

Any aftermarket modifications, including firmware changes, throttle limit removals, or non-LEKI accessories, may impact safety and invalidate your warranty and registration compliance.

Liability Limitation:

LEKI Australia assumes no responsibility for injury, loss, or damage arising from misuse, negligent riding, or failure to follow safety guidelines outlined in this manual.