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DocumentDocumentUser Manual INSTALLATION VIDEO TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome Diagram of Outrider What's Inside Assembly Instructions Pre-ride Safety Check Riding the Bike Warranty Maintenance Warnings WELCOME WELCOME TO ABRAZOSPORTS E-BIKE FAMILY! Congratulations! You are now an esteemed member of the Abrazosports e-bike community a community dedicated to exploring new horizons, embracing thrilling adventures, and riding with the wind beneath your wings. Before embarking on your electrifying journeys, we want to ensure your experience with our e-bikes is nothing short of extraordinary. This owner's handbook has been meticulously crafted to provide you with all the essential information you need to savor the joy of riding with safety and confidence. Inside this manual, you will discover comprehensive guidance on operating your Abrazosports e-bike, acquainting yourself with its intuitive controls, understanding its impressive features, and recognizing its capabilities and limitations. Safety is our utmost priority, and you'll find valuable tips for riding responsibly. However, like any exhilarating journey, riding an electric bicycle requires a combination of skills and know-how. While this handbook lays the foundation, we encourage you to continue honing your riding techniques for a truly gratifying experience. As an environmentally-conscious company, we urge you to familiarize yourself with the legal regulations for e-bikes in your country and state before embarking on your first ride. Our relationship with you extends far beyond this manual. We thrive on connecting with our vibrant community of riders. Join the conversation on our social networks to share your adventures, insights, and discoveries: Contact Information Phone: 323-373-6844 Email: support@abrazosports.com Address: 9450 7th Street Ste P, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Once again, thank you for choosing Abrazosports as your companion on this thrilling e-bike journey. We're excited to be part of your adventures and to witness the memories you create along the way. Let's ride together! Warm regards, The Abrazosports Team https://abrazosports.com/ DIAGRAM OF A OUTRIDER Headlight Suspension Fork Front Wheel Handlebar Battery Bag Seat Taillight Fender Pedals Kickstand Rear Wheel Brake Disc WHAT'S INSIDE When you open the carton, please check if the following items are inside. Battery Charger 1pc Headlight Module 1pc Set of Pedals 1pc Tool kit j H4 Allen wrench 1pc H5 Allen wrench 1pc H6 Allen wrench 1pc Phillips screwdriver(6X38mm) 1pc Two-sided open end wrench with a 15mm and 13mm ends 1pc Two-sided open end wrench with a 12mm and 10mm ends 1pc ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS HANDLEBAR INSTALLATION 1. Use the 6mm Allen wrench to remove the bolts from the handlebar mount. 2. With the bolts removed, carefully position the handlebar onto the front fork, aligning it with the screw holes. 3. Cross-tighten the bolts securely using the 6mm Allen wrench. Ensure they are snug and properly fastened. FENDER INSTALLATION 1. Use the Phillips screwdriver and 10mm wrench to remove the screws from the front fork. 2. Put the screws, washers, and nuts in sequence as shown in the diagram. Push the fender to the highest position and tighten the screws securely. 3. Locate the two iron bars on the fender and align them with the screw holes at the back of the front fork. Once aligned, tighten the screws securely. WHEEL INSTALLATION 1. Remove the protective caps from both sides of the wheel. 2. Use a 15mm wrench to loosen the nut on the axle, providing enough space for the front fork to fit the wheel. 3. Align the wheel with the front fork, slide the wheel into position, and tighten the nut securely 1. 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Recommend using a bit of anti-seize on the pedal threads to prevent future sticking and facilitate removal if needed. 4. Tighten the pedals by rotating them forward with the wrench. R L R YOUR BIKE IS NOW FULLY ASSEMBLED. PRE-RIDE SAFETY CHECK BATTERY A blue indicator light indicates that the battery is sufficiently charged, while a red light indicates a low battery level. It is recommended to fully charge the battery before the first use. To protect the battery's lifespan, if the battery is not in use for an extended period, it should be recharged every 3 months, as the battery should not be stored for prolonged periods without charge. Insert the battery until you hear a "click" sound, indicating a secure installation. Turn the key and push the battery out by hand to detach it. TIRE PRESSURE Ensure tire pressure is within the specified range. INFLATE TO 30 psi ( 200kPA/2.0bar BRAKE EFFECTIVENESS Squeeze the brake lever firmly, ensuring it travels no more than halfway, and verify the brake cutoff function is working correctly. The brake light should illuminate. ) RIDING THE BIKE Long press the power button located at the bottom of the switch on the left side to turn on the instrument display. The red button controls the front and rear lights, with the top portion controlling the tail turn signals. Turn signal Headlight switch Pedal assist control buttons Power button To select your level of pedal assist, press the UP and DOWN arrow. You have six levels of pedal assist (PAS 0-5). The Ebike comes with a regulator to unlock top speed from 20 MPH to 28 MPH. PAS 0 PAS 1 PAS 2 PAS 3 PAS 4 PAS 5 With Pedal Assist Deactivated 10 MPH 15 MPH 19.7 MPH 24 MPH 27.3 MPH With Throttle Deactivated 27.3 MPH 27.3 MPH 27.3 MPH 27.3 MPH 27.3 MPH The gear-shifting levers are installed on the right-hand side of the handlebar. To shift to a lower gear, push the shifter forward with your thumb while pedaling. To shift to a higher gear, pull the shifter backward with your index finger while pedaling. The interface can display real-time battery power, real-time speed (SPEED), single trip distance (TRIP), odometer (ODO), Motor Power output (WATT), and PAS level (PAS) of the E-bike. When the e-bike electronic control system fails, the display will automatically indicate the error code for the definition of detailed error codes. see Appendix 1. SPEED 0.0 km/h ! E30 TRIP 1Miles ODO 1Miles WATT 0w PAS 1 ECO The fault can only be exited when the fault is eliminated, and the e-bike cannot continue to drive after a fault occurs. Switching between KM and Miles To change the unit of measurement on your e-bike from kilometers (KM) to miles, or vice versa, follow these steps: 1. Ensure your e-bike is powered on. 2. Locate the pedal assist control buttons, typically labeled as "up" and "down." 3. Press and hold both the "pedal assist up" and "pedal assist down" buttons simultaneously. This action will activate the settings menu on the display screen. 4. Use the "arrow up"; button to navigate through the settings menu options. Continue pressing the "arrow up" button until you reach the "display unit" screen. 5. Once you've reached the "display unit" screen, press the power button to enter the display unit selection screen. 6. In the display unit selection screen, press the "pedal assist up" or "pedal assist down" button to toggle between kilometers (KM) and miles (M). 7. Once you have selected your desired unit of measurement, hold down the power button to exit the display unit selection screen, and return to the settings menu. 8. To return to the main menu, continue holding the power button until you exit the settingsmenu. Your e-bike's display will now show distances and speeds in the unit of measurement you've selected (either KM or Miles), making it more convenient for your preferences and location. Wheel Size Setting Display Unit WHEEL SIZE CHANGE UNIT mile How to Adjust Preload: a. Locate the Preload Adjuster: The preload adjustment is found on the left side of the suspension fork. b. Adjust the Preload: Use the preload adjuster to increase or decrease preload. Turning the knob clockwise increases preload (more stiffness), while counterclockwise decreases preload (more sag). Make small adjustments, test your bike, and repeat until you achieve the desired sag. How to Adjust Compression: a. Locate the Compression Adjuster: Similar to preload, the compression adjustment can be found on your suspension fork. b. Make Small Adjustments: Turn the compression adjuster knobs as per your specific needs. Clockwise usually increases compression damping, making the suspension firmer. Counterclockwise decreases compression damping, allowing for more plush suspension. c. Test and Fine-Tune: Ride your e-bike on your usual trails and terrain. Make incremental adjustments and pay attention to how the suspension feels. Find the right balance between comfort and control for your riding style. Remember that suspension adjustment is a personal preference, and what works for one rider may not work for another. Experiment with different settings until you find the perfect setup for your e-bike. Regularly check and maintain your suspension components to ensure consistent performance. WARRANTY Frame, battery, motor, controller, and display are covered by a 2-year warranty (starting from the purchase date). MAINTENANCE 1. Regularly check and ensure the front and rear wheel screws are tightened. 2. If the bike will not be used for an extended period, try to charge it regularly (usually once every three months) to maintain the battery. 3. Do not flush the bike with water to prevent damage to internal electronic components and circuits. 4. Avoid oiling the front and rear brakes, wheel steel, and tires. 5. The oil brake should be properly filled with oil to maintain its pressure. 6. Perform maintenance and adjustments for shock damping on the front forks. WARNINGS Please exercise caution and learn how to ride this electric bicycle carefully. Users are responsible for any losses or consequences that may occur due to falls, loss of control, or collisions caused by improper use (including non-compliance with this manual). CAUTIONS FOR BATTERY AND CHARGING 1. Charge the battery within the temperature range of 32°F to 113°F and discharge it within the range of -4°F to 140°F. Keep the battery dry. 2. Do not place the battery in acidic or alkaline liquids. Avoid exposure to rain, fire, heat, and high-temperature environments. 3. Reverse connection of the positive and negative poles, battery destruction, disassembly, or short-circuiting is strictly prohibited. 4. When charging, use the original special charger provided. Charging time should not exceed the recommended duration, and the charging current should not exceed 3A. If the battery is not in use for an extended period, store it in a cool and dry place and charge it at least once every three months. 5. Users must follow the charging instructions carefully, as they are responsible for any consequences that may occur. 6. Pay attention to the battery type and applicable voltage that the charger can handle, and do not mix different types. 7. Charge the battery in a well-ventilated environment. Avoid charging in closed spaces or under direct sunlight. 8. Plug in the battery first when starting the charging process, and then connect the mains supply. When the battery is fully charged, disconnect the mains supply first and then unplug the battery. 9. When the green light is on, promptly cut off the power supply. Do not leave the charger connected to AC power without charging for an extended period. 10. If the indicator light shows abnormalities, peculiar smells occur, or the charger becomes overheated, stop charging immediately and seek repairs or replac-ement. During use and storage, ensure no foreign objects, especially water or other liquids, enter the charger to avoid internal short circuits. 11. Avoid carrying the charger with the vehicle if possible. If necessary, place it in a shockabsorbing work box. Do not attempt to disassemble or replace any components in the charger. DISCLAIMER It is essential to note that e-bike regulations, including maximum allowable speeds, can vary from state to state and even between countries. Before unlocking the speed of your e-bike, we strongly advise checking your local laws and regulations to ensure compliance. Operating your e-bike at speeds higher than the legal limit may result in legal consequences and safety risks. To enable your e-bike to achieve speeds of up to 28 MPH, it is necessary to deactivate the speed regulator, which is situated within the controller. Please follow the steps below to unlock this feature: 1. Locate the controller unit on your e-bike. This component is positioned underneath the seat. 2. Carefully access the controller housing, taking care to ensure the e-bike is powered off and disconnected from any power source. 3. Within the controller, you will find the speed regulator. This component governs them aximum speed of your e-bike. 4. Gently unplug the speed regulator from its designated socket. Ensure a secure disconnection without damaging any of the surrounding components or wiring. 5. With the speed regulator unplugged, your e-bike will now be capable of reaching speeds of up to 28 MPH. 6. Always exercise caution when operating your e-bike at higher speeds, and adhere to local traffic regulations and safety guidelines. Please note that unlocking the e-bike's maximum speed may result in reduced battery life and may impact the overall performance of the e-bike. Use this feature responsibly and be aware of your surroundings while riding at higher speeds. Appendix 1: Error Code Definition Error Code 0X05 0X07 0X08 0X09 0X10 0X11 0X12 0X13 0X14 0X15 0X21 0X23 0X24 0X25 0X26 0X30 Definition Throttle abnormal Under voltage protection Motor Hall abnormal Motor phase cable failure Controller high temperature protection Motor high temperature protection Current sensor failure Battery temperature failure Motor temperature sensor failure Controller temperature sensor failure Speed sensor failure Headlight fault Headlight sensor failure Torque sensor torque signal failure Torque sensor speed failure Communication failure Phone: 323-373-6844 Email: support@abrazosports.com Address: 9450 7th Street Ste P, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 https://abrazosports.com/