Flykly Smart Bike Manual de usuario

SMART BIKE

To reduce the risk of serious personal injury, you read carefully the instructions

of this manual.

Your e-bike has been supplied fully assembled except for a few adjustments

before use. This is an EPAC (Electric Pedal Assisted biCycle) with a pedal

assistance system (PAS), designed for urban commuting and short/medium

distance travel.

Check the product thoroughly against this manual to ensure correct function

of components before your first ride; return the bike to your dealer in case

of any failure. The owner or main rider is then responsible for regular

maintenance of the e-bike and to keep it in good operating condition.

Learn how to operate all standard parts and accessories equipment on the

e-bike.

Ensure that anyone who uses the e-bike has been fully instructed in the

operation of its mechanical and electrical functions.

Check our web site www.flykly.com for additional information or contact your

dealer.

Thank you for your support, trust and for believing in the Flykly Project.

We could not have done it without you and we are honored you are now a part

of the Flykly community.

This is just the beginning of your experience with Flykly and we hope,

together, we will continue to build a stronger community to improve urban

mobility around the world.

Stay Fly,

Flykly Team

YOUR INFORMATION.

YOUR RESPONSABILITY.

YOUR SMART BIKE.

1. Frame

2. Saddle

3. Seat post clamp

4. Rear brake caliper

5. Rear wheel

6. Kickstand

7. Chainwheel

8. Pedals

9. Handlebar

10. Brake levers

11. Front brake caliper

12. Fork

13. Front wheel

14. Smart Wheel

IN THE BOX.

Smart Bike

Charger

Multilingual Getting Started

Read all safety warnings and all instruction. Failure to follow the warnings

and instructions may result in serious injury.

Save all safety warnings and instructions for future reference.

oDO NOT open the Smart Wheel yourself. The Smart Wheel is

maintenance-free and must be repaired only by qualified experts and

only with original spare parts. Any unauthorized attempt to open the

unit will void warranty claims.

oDO NOT make any modification to your Smart Bike and DO NOT

remove the anti rotational washers from your bike. This would yield to

an incorrect behavior by your bike and it may result in serious injury.

oDO NOT use the bike without the protection covers for the charging

connector (see Figure 1). Warranty is void if the bike is being used

without protecting the connector.

oPlease observe all national regulations on registering and using

e-bikes.

oThe term “battery pack” refers to an internal part of the Smart Wheel.

DO NOT try to access the battery pack.

oThe Smart Bike must not be subjected to direct mechanical impacts.

SAFETY NOTES. There is a risk that the battery pack and the electronics will be

damaged.

oProtect the Smart Bike system against severe heat, fire and immersing

into water. Danger of fire and explosion.

oVapors can escape in case of damage or improper use of the Smart

Bike. Avoid contacts with those vapors, as they can irritate the

respiratory system.

oCharge the battery pack only with original FlyKly battery charger.

Damage can occur while using non original charging devices.

oIF your Smart Bike has a 6 pin connector (see Figure 1), please be

careful to insert the 6 pin charger plug in the 6-pin connector in the

proper way. Otherwise short circuits can occur. Warranty is void if

Figure 1: 6-pin charging connector (1) and protection cover (2)

charger is not inserted correctly. Do not short circuit the pinout of the

charging connector.

oKeep the battery charger away from rain or moisture. Keep the

battery charger clean. Danger of electric shock

oBefore any charging operation, check the battery charger status

(cable, plug, connectors). If any damage is detected, DO NOT use the

charger and contact a qualified retailer.

oDo not operate the battery charger on flammable surfaces.

oVapors can escape in case of damage or improper use of the charger.

Avoid contacts with those vapors, as they can irritate the respiratory

system.

oKeep the charger out of children reach.

Please read this manual carefully

1.SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1.1 Fitting your bicycles for a safe ride

The bicycle and its equipment must fit properly the size and skills of the

rider to ensure safely and comfortably riding. A bicycle that is too big or too

small for the rider is hard to control and could be uncomfortable.

If your bicycle does not fit properly, you may lose control and fall.

TIPS FOR A SAFER RIDE.

1.2 Saddle height

To ride comfortably and pedal efficiently, it’s very important to have the

saddle at the correct height. Your leg length determines the correct saddle

height. The saddle is at the correct height for you when, while seated on

the saddle, your knee is slightly bent and the crank is at the maximum

down stroke (pedal is at closest position to the ground).

To adjust the saddle height, release the seat post clamp (3) by unlocking the

inbus screw, and move the seat post up or down as required. Make sure

the saddle is parallel to the frame top tube (1). Lock the seat post clamp

(3) and tight enough so that you cannot twist the saddle out of alignment.

CAUTION: Under no circumstances shall the seat post lean out from the

frame beyond its ‘Minimum insertion’ or ‘Maximum extension’ mark. The mark

shall never be visible.

1.3 Handlebar height and angle

To adjust the handlebar height, release the screw located inside the stem,

adjust the height until the desidered level.

Tighten the screw with the right torque in order to avoid/impeed the

hadlebar twist.

CAUTION: Under no circumstances shall the stem lean out from the head

set beyond its ‘Minimum insertion’ or ‘Maximum extension’ mark. The mark

shall never be visible and it shall remain inside the frame.

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1.4 Position adjustment

The brake and shifting levers (if existing) are positioned on your bicycle

by the supplier in order to fit most rider’s requirements. The angle of

the shifting lever can be revised. Ask your dealer to fit it to your needs if

necessary.

2.SAFETY CHECK BEFORE RIDING YOUR BICYCLE

2.1 Bike

oCheck and tighten any nut, bolt, and strap. If you’re not sure, ask your

bicycle dealer to help you.

oEnsure that all locking devices are correctly secured before riding.

oTyres correctly inflated? Check by pushing down with your thumb on

the top of the tyre. The tyre should depress slightly.

oCompare to how it feels when you know the tyres are correctly

inflated.

oReplace damaged tyres before they puncture.

oWheels true? Spin each wheel and check for brake clearance and side-

side wobble. If a wheel wobble or hits the brake pads, take the bicycle

to your dealer.

2.2 Clamp, nut and quick release

oAre nuts, clamps and quick release fixed correctly? Check if all fittings

mechanisms as seat clamp and wheel nuts are correctly and securely

closed.

2.3 Handlebar and saddle

oAre handlebar and saddle fixed correctly, tight bolts and clamp

enough so they can’t twist? Handlebar is in good condition with grips

completely fitted?

oAny broken or worn parts should be replaced before riding the bicycle.

3.SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND SENSIBLE RIDING

As a road rider you are responsible for your own and others’ safety.

You need to know:

oroad rules and regulation

ohow to ride safely.

3.1 Your pedelec

Check your bicycle before using it. (Use the safety check 1.2 including the

adjustments). Know how to operate all bicycle parts.

3.2 Your clothing

Wear a correctly fitted and fastened approved helmet. Bright colored

clothes and reflective tape help to improve your conspicuity at night.

Wear shoes, not thongs or ride with bare feet.

3.3 Riding alert

orespect road regulations

owatch out for other road and pathway users

oadapt your riding to suit the weather and traffic conditions.

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ATTENTION:

Certain activities may damage your bicycle and result in serious personal

injury. Take these precautions:

oavoid jumping kerbs

oavoid potholes and gratings

oavoid stunt riding and jumping.

3.4 Carrying loads

Never load the bicycle beyond its capacity. See Technical Specifications of

the Electric Bicycle for details.

3.5 Riding in wet conditions

Wet weather affects visibility for all road users. It is harder to stop in the

wet conditions for any vehicle. Keep more distance to other vehicles to

brake safety.

4.SOMETHING IMPORTANT ABOUT YOUR SMART BIKE

4.1 Assembling

Your bike has been properly assembled and it is ready to be used. If you find

any damaged part or you needs further adjustment contact your dealer.

CAUTION: Wrong torque applied on the screws or clamps may damage

the part or make the bike unsafe.

4.2 Brakes

oCheck your fingers can reach and squeeze the brake levers

comfortably. Your brake lever has been adjusted for a proper gripping

force for most riders. If you find any difficult to squeeze the brake

lever, ask your dealer to adjust the cable tension or change the brake

lever to fit your requirements.

oKeep your wheel rims and brake pads clean and free of lubricants,

waxes or polishes.

oYour brake pad can be adjusted for toe-in and pad-to-rim alignment.

Brake pad-to-rim clearance can be adjusted changing the brake cable

length at the brake arm or through the brake lever cable adjuster. The

brake pads should be adjusted in order to be parallel to the rim flank

and keep about 1-2 mm clearance with the flank. Ask your bicycle

dealer how to reach the correct adjustment.

CAUTION: Be sure that cable stopper and cable guide are correctly

positioned when you repair of fit your brake system.

CAUTION: contact your dealer to fit your brakes in case of any doubt.

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1. INITIAL OPERATION

Just to remember, your Smart Bike is not permitted for competition and

race use.

The Smart Bike can only be activated when the battery state of charge is

sufficient. In order to check the battery state of charge of your Smart Bike

please refer to 4.1.

1.1 Turning on your Smart Bike

The Smart Bike turns on automatically when the rear wheel reaches a speed

higher than 5 km/h. To turn on your Smart Bike just start pedaling as usual

or spin the wheel while you lift the bike, as explained in Figure 2 .

RIDING YOUR SMART BIKE

1.2 Turning off the Smart Bike

The Smart Bike automatically turns off when no activities are detected

within 2 minutes.

WHEN A SMARTPHONE IS CONNECTED the system will stay active for 10

minutes. If the Smart Bike is electronically locked, the system will stay active

as long as possible (see 4.2 for details).

2. RIDING. JOYRIDING.

It is recommended to gather first experience with your Smart Bike away

from roads with heavy traffic.

Your Smart Bike features the Smart Wheel, an advanced powertrain for e-bikes

that helps you in reducing your pedaling effort. The system is compliant to the

EU laws on Electric Pedal Assisted biCycle (EPAC).

2.1 Smart Bike activation procedure (See Figure 3)

When your Smart Bike is turned on, the motor assistance is not yet activated

for safety reasons. In order to activate the motor assistance, you must perform

all the following steps:

1. Ride the bike and reach 8 km/h

2. Pedal backwards 3 times continuously

The bike will slow down while performing the step 2, due to the regenerative

braking function (see 2.3).

Figure 2: in order to turn on Smarte Wheel, lift the bike (1), push the pedal

(2) such that the Smart Wheel reaches at least 5 km/h (3).

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2.2 Motor assistance

The motor assists the rider up to 25 km/h and with a maximum power of

250W just if you are pedalling. As soon as you stop pedalling, the motor

will stop pushing.

The generated power depends on several factors including the bike speed,

the pedalling speed and the motor settings.

For instruction on how to change the motor settings please refer to 4.6

2.3 Regenerative braking (KERS)

Your Smart Bike features a regenerative braking function; this allows you

to slow down the bicycle using the electric motor as a generator recharging

the batteries thanks to the integrated Kinetic Energy Reccuperation

System (KERS). In order to activate the regenerative braking you need

to pedal backwards. As soon as you stop pedalling, the motor will stop

braking.

> 8 km/h!

CAUTION: Regenerative braking DOES NOT substitute safety mechanical

brakes. Please do NOT remove the mechanical brakes from your bike.

CAUTION: Regenerative braking WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE when your Smart

Bike is fully charged.

2.4 Charging your Smart Bike (see Figure 5)

To charge your Smart Bike, simply remove the protection cap from the

charging connector (I) and plug in the Flykly charger (2). Then connect the

Flykly charger to a power outlet (110~240 V).

The charging time is approximately 3 hours for a complete charge. While

the Smart Bike is charging the charger LED must turn RED. When the

Smart Bike is completely charged, the charger LED turns GREEN (3).

NOTE: when the charger get disconnected from the bike, the Smart Bike will turn off.

assist

regen

Figure 3: BIKE all in one activation procedure

Figure 4: motor assistance and regenerative braking

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2.5 Change gears or tires on your Smart Bike

Whenever you change the gearset or the tire size (e.g from 700x23c to

700x35c), please perform the wheel setup using the bitride app (see 4.5).

Otherwise the dislpayed speed could not be correct.

2.6 Careful handling of the bike

Please observe the operating storage temperature of your Smart Bike.

Protect the charging connector from impacts that can damage it. The

components can be damaged if exposed to extreme temperatures.

CAUTION: ALWAYS seal the connector on your Smart Bike with the proper

protection cap (5) before riding. Using the Smart Bike without the protection

cap will void the warranty.

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3. APP. APP AND AWAY

In order to access all the function of your Smart Bike, you would have to

connect a smartphone through the bitride app.

3.1 What is the bitride app?

The bitride app helps you to act smarter during the everyday mobility;

bitride also allows you to connect to a variety of devices via bluetooth,

including your Smart Bike.

3.2 How do you get the bitride app?

You can download the bitride app from the Google Play store (for Android

devices) or from the Apple store by searching for “bitride” or by using the

links below.

iPhone AndroidTM

https://goo.gl/yo1axUhttps://goo.gl/ryvMuY

Figure 5: charging the Smart Wheel

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