ADEN-SPORTS Powerkit Sport Komplett Bikes Instruction Manual

June 13, 2024
ADEN-SPORTS

INSTRUCTION AND
ASSEMBLY MANUAL
POWERKIT SPORT ALL POWER.NOLIMITS https://aden- sports.com/de/service

Welcome.

Congratulations on buying an ADEN Powerkit. We are glad to welcome you today in the ADEN family. In order to enjoy your Powerkit for a long time, we kindly ask you to carry out all assembly steps carefully. Consider the service and care details and, finally, to
comply with safety regulations.
All the specifications of this instruction book are without obligation.
The ADEN GmbH reserve the right for possible change of assortment (prices, colours, forms, technical specifications …etc).
We accept no liability for printing errors, deviations from illustrations and descriptions. Furthermore we ask you to note that the pictured models sometimes show products that are not part of the standard equipment and therefore not part of the scope of delivery.
All information in this guide is based on the available information about the properties of the described product and the appropriate safety regulations at the moment of printing
Please store this manual in a safe place for future reference. If you sell your ADEN Powerkit at a later stage, make sure that the buyer receives this manual.
The latest version of the assembly instructions is always available on our website www.aden-sports.com

Important details

ADEN Powerkit are not accredited for the public road traffic.
We also expressly recommend that you only ride with appropriate protective clothing (helmet, gloves and sturdy shoes). After a fall, it is particulary important to inspect the helmet and bike thoroughly for possible damage. Pay particular attention to the brake lines, the brakes and the drive.
In order to enjoy your new Powerkit for as long as possible, we recommend that you follow our operating instructions exactly and that you carry out maintenance and service regurlarly.
Poor or incomplete maintenance can significantly affect the functionality of the Powerkit.
All components, made of high-quality plastic or metal, only function properly in this combination. So don’t make any changes to it. Any unauthorised modifications to the Powerkit or the battery will invalidate the product warranty. For maintenance, care and service, we are pleased to advise you.

Bike view and scope of delivery

Powerkit Sport included: drive ring, backpack with storage battery and a charging device, thumb lever/ twist grip, drive unit, battery indicator and diverse bits and pieces.

Needed tools:
» Allen key size 2,5
» Allen key size 3
» Allen key size 4
» TX 20 screwdriver
» Pocket rule
» Side cutter
» Cable tie

Assembly

Put the bicycle on an assembly stand or turn it upside down.
Remove the rear wheel and place the drive ring centrally.
Every spoke is between two screws.
Depending on the number of spokes you have to assemble the appropriate ring.
36 spokes –> 18 clamps
32 spokes –> 16 clamps
28 spokes –> 14 clamps

Caution: The drive ring is always assembled on the left side Fix all spoke clamps to the spokes. Pull the clamp from the wheel rim towards the hub over the screws.

Slide all the spoke clamps onto the spokes.
The clamps snap into place under the bolt heads.
Tighten the bolts a little, so that the clamp can no longer jump down but is still loose.
The ring must still be able to slide on the wheel to centre it.

Fix the frame bracket to the upper seat stay (Allen key size 4).
The ideal distance to the centre of the axle is 21.5 cm – 22.5 cm.
Please choose the appropriate screw length.
Note: There should be sufficient distance between lever and plastic ring, at least 1 cm.

The torque arm must be mounted perpendicular to the wheel so that everything fits perfectly. Fix the screws with approx. 3 Nm.

Caution: Extreme caution is required with carbon frames.
Tighten the screws carefully not to endanger the material.
Note: Here there is the possibility to have a seat stay adapter made according to the sketch of the seat stay.

Reinstall the rear wheel. Make sure that the wheel can be turned easily and that no brake cable or anything else is rubbing against the belt ring.

A cable tie is used to finally center the drive ring attached to the swing arm, place it on the ring and check the concentricity of the ring.

The belt ring is brought into the correct position by pressing or lightly tapping it with a blunt object. Check concentricity again and again by turning the wheel.
Repeat the process until centering is as precise as possible. (less than 1mm is sufficient)

Carefully tighten the first screws to prevent them from slipping.
Then screw in the remaining screws.
Tighten the T-key with 2 fingers (max. 1.5 Nm). Check all screws again.

When mounting the motor, first hook in the lower rollers and then the upper rollers. The groove of the upper rollers hangs on the rail of the drive ring.
The lower rollers are then pushed upwards with a size 4 allen slightly and tighten them firmly.

Wrong position !!!
So that the motor does not hang on the gear wheel as in the picture, you can turn the drive unit by means of 3 screws.

First you remove the pinion guard with an Allen key size 3 and then the pinion with an Allen key size 4.

With a TX20 screwdriver, you can remove the 3 screws.
Loosen half a turn and then turn the guide plate.
In the desired position, the screws should be tightened with approx. 3 Nm.

The optimal position of the drive is as shown here in the picture.
To retrofit 26” wheels, the motor should be turned completely towards the swingarm, so that there is enough place to the rim.
Caution: Turn the motor only so far that the “fan” does not touch the upper guide pulley!
With 26 “wheels the fan of the motor may have to be dismantled because the space between the rim and the motor is too little. To do this, unscrew the 4 plastic screws and remove the fan from the rotor.
Note: The fan only serves as “cooling support” and does not necessarily have to be installed.

Use an Allen key size 4 to move the torque arm so that the holding rod fits between them.
Then tighten the screws well (approx. 3Nm)

The fastening bolt is screwed into the torque arm with an Allen key size 4. Don’t forget the handrail!
Note:
Tighten the fastening bolt “hand-tight”. (approx. 2 Nm) The fastening bolt is “hollow” – if the tightening torque is too high, it can break!

The display for the battery status is attached to the frame with the Velcro tape supplied with the unit.
The cable is then laid along the frame with the Velcro cable ties to the drive unit.
Red plug to red socket.

The thumb lever will be mounted in the desired location on the handlebars with an Allen key size 3 and laid down along the frame towards the bottom bracket/drive unit.
Make sure that a loop has to be laid for the steering angle as with the other lines.
Yellow plug to yellow socket.

There is also an optional twist grip, which is always mounted on the right side of the handlebar with a Allen key size 3. The cables are laid as in the previous point.

Connect the plugs from the thumb lever and the indicator to the drive.
Red to red and yellow to yellow Caution: When the battery is plugged in, do not plug in or unplug the thumb lever / twist grip!

Then lay the cable for the battery along the frame to the saddle and fix it with the enclosed Velcro strips.
Caution :
While driving, make sure that the cable does not interfere in any way, nor touch any moving parts, especially when your seat is low positioned.
This completes the assembly of the motor.

COMMISSIONING AND BATTERY USE

The cable from the drive is passed between the legs and connected to the battery cable.
After approx. 5 seconds the drive is active.
It should always be ensured that the plug is firmly connected! If you fall or get off the bike, the connection is disconnected for safety reasons.

By lightly pressing the thumb lever, the engine starts.
Attention: If you pedal and accelerate at the same time, the front wheel could rise unintentionally

BATTERY USE

Battery full – have a good trip!
Note: The battery should be fully charged before the first trip!

Battery half full – keep an eye on it!

Battery almost empty – please charge!
The Powerkit automatically regulates the power down when the battery level is below 20%.

USING THE CHARGER

The charger is connected to a socket with the power plug and then the yellow plug is connected to the battery.
The red LED on the charger lights up – charging is in progress If the battery is completely discharged, it takes approx. 3 hours until the battery is full again.

The green LED on the charger lights up – charging completed /battery charged
The battery can now be removed.
For longer storage it is recommended to bring the battery to approx. 50% charge level.

CARE AND SERVICE

CARE
A bicycle with a Powerkit can be cleaned in almost the same way as a conventional bicycle. Before cleaning, unplug the battery and store it in a safe place. Clean the battery with a damp cloth.
The bicycle can now be cleaned with a water hose. Do not spray directly onto the drive unit. Never turn the bicycle upside down when washing it. After cleaning, remove all remaining water from the drive unit.
SERVICE
Before every ride, check:
» All screws on the drive unit,
» all screws of the frame bracket and,
» all screws of the spoke clamps
» all operating elements
» Remove dirt in the gear with a brush
At regular intervals (approx. Every 5 operating hours)
» Check the gears for wear and damage,
» Check the spoke tension and
» Check all cables for damage.
In any case, maintain the ADEN Powerkit regularly. If you have any questions we can be reached by phone or email.
You can find spare and wear parts in our online shop at www.aden- sports.com/shop.

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Kranzhaldenstr. 23 · 73249 Wernau · GERMANY
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