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  • Page 1 Zoomo Sport User Manual...
  • Page 2 Zoomo workshop or dealer. This user manual is part of the scope of delivery of your Zoomo e-bike. It is only valid for the product shipped along with it. Please make sure to store this manual in a safe place. Please also make sure you understand your national guidelines before using your Zoomo e-bike on public roads.

  • Page 3: Warnings

    GENERAL WARNINGS Turn the assistance off when you step off the bicycle. Never walk with enabled assistance. Keep the left brake lever (brakes are supplied with brake circuit-breaker) pressed in when you are stationary with enabled power assistance. Always wear suitable clothing and make yourself visible to drivers. Check your local helmet standards and consider always wearing a helmet when using the bike.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    USB charging e. Pedal assist modes 9. Shutting Down the Bike a. With motor lock b. Without motor lock 10. Zoomo Batteries (Warnings) a. Removing the battery b. Charging the battery 11. Mudguards and Luggage Rack a. Mudguard clearance b.
  • Page 5 OVERVIEW DIAGRAM Display Drink Bottle Holder Brake Lever Saddle Stem Seatpost Headset Carrier Front Light Rear Light Front Fender Rear Fender Fork Rear Brake Caliper Rear Motor Brake Calliper Front Rear Axle Rotor Chain Ring Spokes Crank Tyre Pedal Downtube Stand Battery...

  • Page 6: Vehicle Overview

    RECOMMENDED TORQUE RATINGS (TABLE 1) Component Screws and bolts Torque Value TRANSMISSION Rear derailleur Hanger Bolt 8 - 10 Nm Cable screw 5 - 7 Nm Derailleur guard 3 - 4 Nm Gear lever Fixation screw 5 Nm Cassette Lock ring 40 Nm Crank Fixation screw on crank axle...

  • Page 7: Saddle Height

    RIDING POSITION & BIKE SETUP SADDLE HEIGHT The first set up to carry out on your Zoomo is the saddle height. Once again, your local workshop can help you do this. You must not hesitate to adjust this if you do not find the correct height immediately.

  • Page 8: Riding Position And Setup

    SETTING SADDLE POSITION Adjust the angle and setback of the saddle as suits you. We have equipped our bikes with Tighten the screw, ensuring that it ergonomic saddles, but a careful set up is does not surpass the maximum required to ensure optimal comfort. In torque level indicated next to this section you will find advice for an the screw.

  • Page 9: Setting Saddle Angle - One Bolt

    Figure 6. Tightening / loosen single saddle bolt. SETTING BRAKE LEVER POSITION Our bikes are already set up to offer you optimal ergonomics. However, if you wish to adjust your cockpit, we advise you to Figure 8. Distance between lever proceed as follows: and grip.

  • Page 10: Pedals

    TEST 2 - Make the front wheel of your bike bounce. You will hear a sharp loud noise only if there is significant play in the head set. Pay attention to other noises, such as those of the cables hitting against the frame, or even the spokes.

  • Page 11: Wheel Axles

    RELIABLE TIGHTENING OF THE WHEEL WITH QUICK RELEASE AXLES If you want to tighten the wheel of your Zoomo Sport, please follow this process: Figure 12. Front Quick Release Axle Check that the lever is in the open position (You should be able to Shaft read «...

  • Page 12: Derailleur

    Reclose the quick release lever with If the lever is not tight enough, you the palm of your hand parallel to the can retighten the nut until the fork or the frame dropout ensuring correct level is attained. you have the recommended level of tightness.

  • Page 13: Suspension

    WARNING! A badly carried out setting can make you lose control of your Zoomo or damage components. Ask Figure 17. Di erent systems of your local retailer for advice. He/she has fork lockouts. the necessary experience to help you nd the correct settings.

  • Page 14: Pre-Stress Of The Fork Setting

    Figure 18. Locking lever in Figure 19. Locking lever in open position. close position. SETTING THE PRE-STRESS OF To convert this SAG value into millimeters THE FORK (SAG) you just need to use the following formula: In order to fully profit from your bike’s SAG [in mm] = SAG [en %] x Travel [in mm] potential, the suspension should be set up for your weight.
  • Page 15 Step off your bike gently to avoid a too much pressure in your fork. harsh movement and measure the You should therefore take out air “SAG”. A SAG that is too weak from your suspension. Inversely, a indicates that the pre-stress of the too high SAG indicates that there is spring is too high.

  • Page 16: Brake Adjustment

    CLEANING Some of the maintenance of your fork, such as lubrication and purging should be Make sure you clean the stanchions carried out following the specific after each usage, with a little soapy recommendations of the manufacturer water and a soft sponge. (for this you need to refer to the notice produced by the manufacturer).
  • Page 17 The retaining clip can now be separated from the pads. Insert the new pads into the retaining clip and reinstall the pads. Figure 22. Undo pad retaining bolt. Figure 24. Undo pad retaining bolt. Gently push out the pad from the holder using your allen wrench.

  • Page 18: Starting / Shutdown Of System

    30 seconds. OPERATING PEDAL ASSIST MODES The Sport has five levels of pedal assist. Level 1 is the lowest level, level 5 is the highest. Battery drain is higher in the levels 4 and 5 with three being a good balance for range and power.

  • Page 19: Shutting Down The Bike

    SHUTTING DOWN THE BIKE SHUTDOWN WITH MOTOR Note: The display will timeout after 10 LOCK ENGAGED minutes for security reasons. The bike is fitted with an electronic motor There is an option (2b) which details lock which is a strong anti theft feature. shutting down the bike without the motor This is engaged by default when the bike lock engaged.

  • Page 20: Zoomo Batteries (Warnings)

    ZOOMO BATTERIES WARNING! The battery may require a small amount of force to remove the battery from the frame. Hold the battery rmly when removing it, to make sure the battery does not slip from your hands when it suddenly comes loose.

  • Page 21: Mudguards And Luggage Rack

    6 mm at all points between the (rider + cargo) tyre and the mud guard. (see Figure 41) We have equipped Zoomo bikes with specific luggage racks. These luggage racks This should be checked regularly and at are designed for a maximum load of 27 Kg.

  • Page 22: Use Of Trailer

    When attaching luggage / Certain trailers may be used with the bags to the rack always ensure that the Zoomo Zero provided the total weight of the trailer including payload does not rear lights and reflectors are not blocked by the load as this will be a safety issue.

  • Page 23: Controller Error Codes

    Contact your dealer if these error messages are present. A troubleshooting guide in Contact your dealer if these error messages are present. A troubleshooting guide in reference to these codes is available on request through Zoomo customer service. reference to these codes is available on request through Zoomo customer service.

  • Page 24: Certifications

    Tampering can void the warranty and render your bike not in compliance with the applicable laws and regulations. To ensure safety, quality and reliability, use only original parts or Zoomo authorized replacements for repair. Zoomo is not responsible for any direct, incidental or consequential damages, including, without limitation, damages for personal injury, property damage, or economic losses due to tampering.

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