SENADA Archon Pro 48v 17.5ah 1000w Fat Tire Electric Mountain Bike Owner’s Manual

SENADA Archon Pro 48v 17.5ah 1000w Fat Tire Electric Mountain Bike

Product Information

Specifications

• Model: ARCHON PRO V2.0
• Manufacturer: Senada Bikes
• Website: www.senadabikes.com
• IP Rating: 54 (dust-tight and can withstand jetting water)

Product Usage Instructions

Product Safety Notice
Always wear a helmet when riding the electric bike. Keep the keys safe to prevent loss. Ensure the bike has a full battery before riding. Obey local road laws and do not ride under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Respect pedestrians and avoid riding in wet conditions to prevent injury and damage to the bike.

Warning Message
Prior to riding, have a local bike shop mechanic conduct a safety check. The Senada Archon Pro is designed to withstand most rain showers but is not waterproof. Avoid excessive wet conditions to prevent water damage.

Package Contents

• 1x Ebike main body
• 1x Front wheel
• 1x Rear rack
• 1x Saddle
• 2x Pedals
• 1x Charger
• Tools
• 2x Battery keys
• 1x Owners manual

Assembly Instructions

Seat Post

1. Open the quick-release lever and insert the seat post into the frame’s seat tube.
2. Adjust the seat height without exceeding the minimum insertion mark.
3. Tighten the nut on the quick release until firm and close the lever securely.

Handlebar

1. Turn the stem to the front ensuring the front fork remains in position.
2. Remove the faceplate of the stem for adjustments.

FAQ

• Q: What should I do if I lose my keys?
  A: Contact Senada customer service at contact@senadabikes.com for assistance in obtaining spare keys.

• Q: Is the Archon Pro waterproof?
  A: The bike has an IP rating of 54, making it dust-tight and able to withstand jetting water, but it is not fully waterproof. Avoid using or storing the bike in excessively wet conditions to prevent water damage.

Thanks for your purchase of a Senada electric bike.
We appreciate your business cooperation with us and we wish you a good time with the bike. This manual will help you assemble and operate your new electric bike. Be sure to read all of the information in this manual before riding.

CONTACT INFORMATION

• Email: contact@senadabikes.com
• Website: www.senadabikes.com

Please record your bike’s serial number in the space below. The serial number is located on the head tube or on the bottom axis connecting the pedals. Refer to the chapter of serial number in this manual for a photo showing the location of the serial number.

Product Safety Notice

Don’t Ride Until You Read This

Warning Message

Read this entire manual before assembling or using your new electric bike. Do not modify, disassemble, or replace the original electrical components on your bike. Doing so will invalidate your warranty and could put you in danger. Riding any type of bike comes with some risks which can’t be predicted or avoided. Taking proper care of bike components can lower the risk of sudden failure of components but cannot prevent it. These sudden failures could cause serious harm, injury, or death to the rider. If you notice abnormalities in any component on the bike, take it to a licensed mechanic to be repaired or replaced immediately. Senada Bikes Ltd assumes no liability for harm, injury, or death of the rider.
This manual is not intended to function as a detailed service manual. Senada Bikes recommends having your local bike shop mechanic perform a detailed safety check of your bike before your first ride. Ensure your local mechanic is experienced and reputable.

The Senada Archon Pro can withstand most rain showers without sustaining damage. The bike has an IP rating of 54. This means it is dust-tight and can withstand jetting water. See the IP code for more details. It does not mean that the bike and its mechanical and electrical components are waterproof. We do not recommend storing or using the bike in excessively wet conditions. The warranty does not cover water damage.

Package Contents

Carefully check the package contents, if anything is missing or damaged, please contact Senada customer service for support: contact@senadabikes.com.

Product Overview

Assembly

Seat post
For better pedalling, safety and overall riding comfort, positioning the seat at the right height is important. The rider’s leg length is used to determine the seat’s position. When you pedal, your hips should remain level and your legs should be almost fully extended at the boom of the pedal stroke, but not over-extended. To determine the right seat height, sit on the eBike with one pedal at its lowest point and place the ball of your foot on the pedal. Your leg should be almost fully extended with a slight bend at the knee.

1. Open the quick-release lever. Insert the seat post into the seat tube of the frame.
2. Adjust the height of the seat. Do not raise the seatpost beyond the minimum insertion marking on the seatpost.

Tighten the nut on the quick release until the lever becomes firm to close. Close the quick-release lever with your palm or finger.

Handlebar

Turn the stem to the front. Make sure that the front fork does not turn with the stem. So the front fork brace is at the front of the bike, not at the back.

1. Remove the faceplate of the stem.
2. Take care to note that the cables should run cleanly from the handlebar. They should not be twisted. Don’t remove or detach the cables.
3. Insert the handlebar then reattach the faceplate of the stem.
4. Tighten the screws. You should keep swapping between the screws to ensure that the faceplate has a consistent gap from the stem along all edges and tighten securely. The handlebar should be aligned so that the once front wheel is installed, the brake levers are at 45 degrees to the ground.
5. Tighten the screw under the black rubber cover where on the top of the fork.
6. Align the stem with the front fork. Tighten the two screws on the stem.

Front-wheel

1. Turn the bike upside down on the ground. Put the soft foam under the handlebar to prevent crushing the display and other parts.
2. Remove the plastic rod between the hooks at the bottom of the front fork. Remove the nuts and washers at both sides of the front wheel.
3. Lift the front wheel, then insert the disc rotor into the calliper. Insert the axle into the hooks on the bottom of the fork. Make sure that they engage on the fork nicely.
4. Put the washers and the nuts on both sides of the hub. Tighten the nuts with a wrench. Keep the rotor in the middle of the calliper when tightening the nuts.
5. The disc rotor should not touch the brake pads. Roll the front wheel, If the disc rotor makes a metal friction sound, You need to check whether you operate the fourth step correctly.

Headlight

1. Make sure the front fork brace is at the front of the bike, not at the back.
2. Place the headlight and the fender in the right position, then tighten the bolt and the nut. The headlight can be adjusted up and down to change the illumination angle.
3. The horn is integrated into the headlight.

Pedals

1. It is important to note that pedals are sided. Remember this is always from the perspective of the rider. Locate the left-hand side/right-hand side pedal, which is marked “L” and “R”.
2. The thread on the left-hand pedal is reversed. So tighten it counter-clockwise. Install the left-hand pedal into the left crank arm gently by hand. Then tighten the pedal with a 15mm wrench.
3. The right-hand pedal has a normal thread. So tighten it clockwise. Install the right-hand pedal into the right crank arm gently by hand. Then tighten the pedal with a 15mm wrench.

Adjusting the Seat Position and Angle
To change the angle and horizontal position of the seat:

1. Use a 6 mm Allen wrench to loosen the seat adjustment bolt on the clamp positioned underneath the seat, above the rear wheel. Do not remove the bolt fully.
2. Move the seat backward or forward to adjust the angle. A seat position horizontal to flat ground is desirable for most riders.
3. While holding the seat in the desired position, use a 6 mm Allen wrench to tighten the seat angle adjustment bolt securely to the recommended torque value.

Rear rack and Taillight

1. Remove screws and washers from the bike. Align the holes on the rear rack to the holes on the frame. Place some soft foam under the rear rack to prevent the rear rack from scratching the fender during installation.
2. Put the washers and screws go right through and into the holes. Tighten all screws with the tool.
3. If the holes on the rear rack are not perfectly aligned with the holes on the frame, you may need to take it off and adjust the rear rack before installation.
4. Unscrew the bolts on the taillight. Align the taillight to the end of the rear rack.
5. Tighten the bolts. Fix the cable of the taillight on the rear rack with nylon ties.

Battery
For your convenience, the battery on ARCHON PRO can be removed.

1. Insert the battery key into the keyport. Turn the key counterclockwise to open the lock.
2. Carefully slide the battery into the battery holder on the frame. Turn the key clockwise to lock the battery on the frame. Then remove the key.

NOTE:

1. Before each use, close the battery lock and remove the key. If the lock does not close or the key can not be removed, the battery has not been properly installed. Please remove the battery and install it again.
2. When removing the battery, turn the key counter-clockwise to open the lock. slide the battery upwards and lift it off the frame.
3. When the battery is removed, be careful not to drop or damage the battery. Avoid damaging the exposed connector terminals and keep them clear of debris or water.
4. Do not force the battery into the battery holder. slowly align and push the battery down into the battery holder.
5. Ensure the battery has been properly secured to the bike before each use. Pulling carefully upwards on the battery with both hands to test the security of the attachment of the battery to the mount.
6. Keep the keys properly. If the unique keys are lost, you will not be able to turn on the bike or replace the battery. It is recommended to store 2 keys separately. If necessary, you should get more spare keys. We don’t have a backup key.

Charge Your E-Bike

1. The battery can be charged while attached or detached from the bike. To remove the battery, see the previous remove battery section for details. You should plug your battery in when you first receive it to ensure it is fully charged before your first ride.
2. Remove the rubber cover on the charging port on the right side of the battery. Insert the charger output plug into the battery charging port.
3. Plug the charger into a power outlet. Charging should initiate and will be indicated by the LED charge status light on the charger turning red.
4. Once fully charged, the charging indicator light turns green. Unplug the charger from the power outlet first and then remove the charger output plug from the battery charging port. Avoid leaving the charger plugged in when the battery is fully charged.

WARN:

1. Do not leave your battery unattended while it is charging.
2. Do not charge the battery with chargers other than the charger provided by Senada Bikes.
3. Only charge the battery indoors in dry spaces which are not excessively hot or cold.
4. Ensure there is no dirt, debris, or flammable items nearby when using the charger.
5. The charger will automatically stop charging once the battery reaches its full capacity.
6. Store the battery indoors in a dry space, away from heat or flame sources and out of direct sunlight.
7. The charger may get hot when charging. Use caution and avoid touching the body of the charger.

Keeping your battery safe and healthy

1. Do not submerge the battery in liquid of any kind.
2. Do not touch the terminals at the back of the battery.
3. Remove the battery from the bike if not in use for a long time.
4. The battery should not be excessively difficult to attach or remove from the battery mount. Do not force the battery to avoid the risk of damage or personal injury.
5. Battery charging times may increase with battery age and usage.
6. Only grab the charger by the plug and not the cable when plugging and unplugging from the wall.
7. If you know you won’t be using the battery for more than a few days, keep it charged at about 75% capacity. At 75%, the battery will degrade less than at higher charge levels.
8. Periodically check your battery’s charge level about once per month and charge back up to 75% if necessary.
9. If you want to increase the number of cycles your battery will last for, charge your battery to 100% a few hours before you plan to ride it. For example, if you ride the bike and the charge level falls to 50% but you plan to use the bike again in a few days, wait until the night before you plan to use it again to charge it up to 100%.
10. When your battery has worn out and is no longer usable, dispose of your battery according to your country or district regulations. Country regulations regarding battery disposal vary so you must find out the rules in your country or district. Lithium Ion batteries cannot be put in with normal garbage.

Lithium Ion batteries can be dangerous. Take care when using and charging your battery. Failure to follow the above guidelines could result in damage to property and/or serious injury. Contact Senada Bikes immediately if you have any questions regarding battery safety.

Recommended Torque Values

It is recommended that fasteners be tightened to the manufacturer’s specifications found below:

Serial Number

• Your bike has a one-of-a-kind serial number associated with it. The serial number is located on the head tube or on the bottom axis connecting the pedals.
• Please locate the serial number on your bike and write it down on page 1 of this manual. You may be asked for your bike’s serial number as a part of warranty requests. You may also be asked to provide this number to law enforcement if your bike is stolen.

Preparing to Ride

Ensure all components are properly secured before riding otherwise serious harm or death could occur. All components should be torqued to the torque specified in the Recommended Torque Values section of this manual. Refer to the table of contents at the beginning of this manual for the page number of this section. This includes but is not limited to pedals, handlebars, handlebar clamp, cranks, seat, and seatpost clamp.

Make sure you can’t twist the seat or stem out of alignment by hand. Check to see if your saddle is positioned at the proper height. Sit on the saddle facing forward and place the ball of your foot on the pedal at its lowest point. Your leg should be mostly straight at this point with a slight bend at the knee. You should be able to pedal the bike without overextending your leg when the pedal is at its lowest point. Your legs may be overextended if it causes your hips to move side to side, which means the seat must be lowered.

Check that your suspension fork is properly adjusted for the terrain and your weight. The suspension fork will affect the handling of the bike, primarily when going over bumps and stopping. In some situations, it may be advantageous to lock out the suspension so it is fully rigid. The suspension fork can be locked out so it is rigid, and the tension is adjustable. To adjust the suspension fork use the knob. To fully lock the suspension, turn the knob clockwise towards the “lock” direction indicated until it cannot be turned further. To increase the stiffness, turn the knob clockwise towards the “lock” direction indicated. To make the suspension softer, turn the knob counterclockwise towards the “open” direction indicated.

Operate Your E-bike

• Make sure you read this entire manual before turning on and operating your eBike.
• Now that your eBike is installed. It is almost time to start riding. The Senada bikes are equipped with pedal assist, a twist throttle, and can also be used as a regular bike.
• Before learning about how to operate your new eBike, it is important you know where all of the important controls are located. Below are photos showing where key controls and features are on your eBike.

Cockpit Instruments

LCD Display functions

1. Walk Mode, Cruise Mode, and Pedal assist (PAS) level Indicator
2. Odometer, Trip A, Voltage, Current, Trip Timer (TM) readouts
3. Battery level indicator bar
4. Maximum and Average Speed
5. Speedometer in MPH or KM/H
6. Light On/Off Indicator (No this function on this bike)
7. Mile and kilometre indicators

Operating the LCD Display

• Turning the bike ON/OFF Hold the power button until the display turns on
• Increase Pedal Assist Level Press up button
• Decrease Pedal Assist Level Press down button
• Toggle the Odometer, Trip, Voltage, Trip Timer (TM), Max Speed and Average Speed Press the power button
• Enter walk mode Hold the down button
• Enter cruise speed Twist and hold the throttle while holding the down button

Notes:
The trip meter will reset when the bike is powered off. The maximum and average speed will be calculated for a given trip, and will reset when the bike is powered off. When the bike has not been used for 10 consecutive minutes, the display will automatically shut down. The pedal assist and throttle features will no longer work when the display is turned off.

Walk Mode
In general, electric bikes are heavier than their non-electric counterparts. This makes walking the bike a more strenuous activity. To make walking the bike easier, Senada bikes are equipped with a walk mode. If you hold down the down button on the display control pad, the motor will engage at a speed similar to a slow walk. When walk mode is engaged, a “Walk” indicator will appear on the display. To deactivate walk mode, simply pull the brake levers to engage the motor inhibitors or press and hold the down button.

Cruise Control
Cruise control on Senada bikes works similarly to cruise control on a car. To activate: hold the down button while twisting and holding the throttle. The bike will try to maintain a speed based on the position of the throttle when cruise control is activated. For example, if the throttle is held from its resting position (to a position that would normally maintain 15mph) and the down button is held, cruise control will be activated and set at 15mph. Even if the bike is currently going slower than 15mph, the bike will try to accelerate and maintain that speed because it was set based on that throttle position. To cruise at low speeds, only slightly press the throttle and hold the down button. Cruise control can be deactivated at any time by pulling the brakes twisting the throttle again, or holding the down button. This will also cut power to the motor as it would during normal operation.

Display Settings
To change display settings, hold the up and down button simultaneously to enter the advanced settings menu. In this menu, clicking the power button will toggle between each numbered setting. To adjust the value of each setting, click the up and down buttons accordingly. To save changes, hold the up and down button simultaneously. If there is no operation within 10 seconds, the setting menu will automatically exit without saving the changes.

P01

|

Brightness

|

2

| Backlight display brightness. The darkest level is 1, the brightest level is 3.

P02

| Distance Units|

1

|

Distance Units. 0: KM; 1: MILE.

P03

|

Voltage

|

48

| The voltage of the motor. Do not change it.

P04

|

Sleep

|

10

| LCD Display sleep timer. With the default setting, the display will turn off after it has not been used for 10 minutes.

P05

|

PAS Gear

|

005

|

The pedal assist level ranges from 0 to 5.

P06

|

Tyre Size

|

26.0

|

Tire size. Used by the electronics to compute speed and distance Traveled. Do not change it.

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P07

|

Speed Measure

|

1

| Magnetic steel number of the speed sensor. Do not

change it.

P08

|

Speed Limit

|

100

|

Speed limit. The range is 0-100.

100 indicates no speed limit. 25 or value under 25 indicates that the maximum operating speed of the vehicle will not exceed 25km/h (15.5mph). If the max speed of the vehicle is 45km/h (28mph), input a value between 25 and 45, this value represents the maximum speed of the vehicle.

Error: ± 3 mph

P09

|

Throttle Zero Start

|

0

|

0: throttle active from standstill

1: throttle active only when already moving

P10

|

Mode Toggle

|

2

|

0: PAS Active, Throttle Inactive 1: PASInactive, Throttle Active 2: Both PAS and Throttle Active

P11

| PAS

sensitivity

|

1

|

Sensitivity of pedal assist system

P12

|

PAS

Strength

|

5

| Strength of PAS mode. When set to higher numbers, the motor will come on stronger. On lower numbers, it will be more gentle.
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P13

| Types of PAS

Sensor Magnetic steel

|

5

| Types of PAS Sensor Magnetic steel

P14

| Controller current limit value|

20

| Not open to users. The modification is invalid.

P15

| Controller

undervolt age value

|

40.0

| The controller will shut down when the voltage is lower than 40.0V

P16

| Odometer Reset| NA| Hold the up button for 5 seconds to reset the Odometer.

P17

|

Cruise Mode

|

1

| Cruise function equipped or not.

Not open to users. The modification is invalid.

We do not recommend that you change the settings If your bike works well. Changing the settings may cause your bike to stop working properly. If your bike doesn’t work properly after you change the settings, please return to the default settings. Senada may change the default value in production without notice. If you need any help, please contact us.

Changing the Top Speed
You must check your local laws and regulations to determine if it is lawful to ride this bike on public roads before adjusting the bike’s top speed. Laws vary by trail, path, and road so be sure to check in each new location you will be riding.

To change the top speed of the bike:

1. Access the settings menu by pressing and holding the up and down buttons of the display simultaneously until the screen says “P01”.
2. From here you can cycle through settings by hitting the power button of the display and adjust the settings by pressing the up or down buttons.
3. Please go to setting “P08” and change this setting from 100 to 25 (Suppose you want to adjust the maximum speed to no more than 25km/h).
4. Press and hold the up and down buttons on the control pad until the main screen is shown once again to save the settings you have just changed.

Battery Capacity Display
On the top of the LCD, a battery indicator bar can be found which is labelled “energy bar”. This battery indicator shows the estimated charge left in the bike’s battery. As the battery depletes, tick marks will begin to disappear according to approximately how much charge in the battery has been used. The various charge level indicator states are shown below. The battery display will flash when there is no charge remaining.

Note:
The energy bar will not always be accurate. The energy bar updates every few minutes based on the voltage of the battery. The voltage of the battery will change all the time when it is working. When the current of the battery becomes larger, such as on an uphill slope, the voltage will become smaller. So it is normal for the battery bar to suddenly decrease when it goes uphill.

TIPS WHEN RIDING TO INCREASE RANGE
To get the maximum range out of your bike there are some simple things you can do:

• Ride in a lower level of pedal assist
• Use lower assist levels and pedal when climbing hills
• Pedal when starting from a standstill
• Set your max speed lower than 15mph on the LCD

The range the bike can go on a single battery charge can vary significantly between riders, terrain, wind conditions, user input, and additional payload weight.

Troubleshooting

If your bike is not operating normally, some simple steps can be taken to remedy the situation quickly. There may or may not be an error code that pops up on the screen depending on the issue. Solutions to common problems, as well as error code meanings, can be found below. If you have any questions at all regarding the basic troubleshooting below, reach out to Senada Bikes customer support.

2.  Faulty connections

3.  Battery not fully installed into frame mount battery holder

4.  Improper turn-on sequence

5. Brakes are applied

6.  Blown discharge fuse

| 1.  Charge the battery

2.  Clean and repair connectors

3.  Install the battery correctly

4.  Turn on a bike with the proper sequence

5.  Disengage brakes

6.  Replace discharge fuse

Irregular accelerate| 1.  Insufficient battery power

2.  Loose or damaged throttle

| 1.  Charge or replace battery

2.  Replace the throttle

on and/or|  |
reduced|  |
top speed|  |
The motor does not respond when the bike is powered on| 1.  Loose wiring

2.  Loose or damaged throttle

3.  Loose or damaged motor plug wire

4.  Damaged motor

| 1.  Repair and or reconnect

2.  Tighten or replace

3.  Secure or replace

4.  Repair or replace

 | 1.  Low tire pressure

2.  Low or faulty battery

3.  Driving with too many hills,

| 1.  Adjust tire pressure

2.  Check connections or charge battery

3.  Assist with pedals or adjust route

4.  Balance the battery; contact customer support if the range decline persists

 | headwind, braking, and/or
Reduced range| excessive load

4. Battery discharged for

 | long period without
 | regular charges, aged,
 | damaged, or unbalanced
The battery will not charge| 1.  Charger not well connected

2.  Charger damaged

| 1.  Adjust the connections

2.  Replace

 | 3.  Battery damaged

4.  Wiring damaged

5.  Blown charge fuse

| 3.  Replace

4.  Repair or replace

5.  Replace charge fuse

The wheel or motor makes strange noises| 1.  Loose or damaged wheel spokes or rim

2.  Loose or damaged motor wiring

| 1.  Tighten, repair, or replace

2.  Reconnect or replace motor.

Error Codes

and Controller Connections
E011| Display Communication Send Failure| Check Display Quick Plug and Controller Connections

Safety

Helmets and Local Laws
Always wear a helmet when riding your eBike. Ensure that the helmet fits your head and is securely tightened down. Before riding, read local laws and comply with all rules relating to cycling and eBiking in your area. If you attach a seat for children to the bike, they must also be wearing a properly fitted helmet at all times.

Pre-ride Safety Check and Inspection
Before each ride, make sure to inspect your eBike to ensure there are no loose fasteners or accessories. Make sure to specifically check that both the front and rear axles are secure. Also, make sure both the handlebar and the handlebar stem are not loose.

Check the tyre pressure of both wheels before riding to ensure the tyres are inflated to the recommended pressure printed on the side of the tyre walls. Pull the brake levers to make sure your brakes are working properly and adjust if necessary. Ensure both your seat post and handlebar stem are inserted past their minimum insertion points as indicated by the markings on them.

Riding in Wet Conditions

• This electric bicycle can withstand light rain and small splashes but is not designed to be subjected to inclement weather, extremely heavy showers, or submersion in water.
• Use caution when riding in wet conditions as it will take longer to use the brakes to slow down, and also when turning as the tyres may slip. The electrical components on the bike are not waterproof. The entire bike has an IP rating of 54. Water damage is not covered under warranty.

Riding at Night
Riding at night comes with more risks than riding during the day due to decreased visibility so riders are encouraged to exercise increased caution. Before riding at night, make sure that reflectors are installed on your eBike. For increased visibility, also ensure the front headlight and rear tail light are turned on and adjusted such that other people on the road can see them. Riders should wear bright-coloured clothing at night.

Max Weight
The bike can safely carry a total weight of 150 kg. If the rear rack is attached to the bike, the maximum weight it can hold is 30 kg. Therefore if you have a payload that is 30 kg the maximum rider weight is 120kg. Failure to adhere to these weight limits may invalidate your warranty, cause damage to the bike or rack, or cause serious injury to the rider. Note range and top speed will be affected by the total weight being carried by the bike. If you are over 120 kg you should lock out the suspension fork before riding.

WARRANTY & DISCLAIMER

Senada Bikes should be operated by the Senada Bikes owner’s manual provided with the bike. Senada Bikes warrants to the original registered purchaser that Senada Bikes shall be free from all defects in material and workmanship for 12 months from the date of shipment when used by the owner’s manual and for the purpose intended. All other obligations and conditions or liabilities, including obligations for consequential damages, are hereby excluded. The warranty is non-transferable and only applies to the original owner. This warranty gives you specific rights and purchasers may also have other rights, which may vary by location. Damage caused by failing to adhere to instructions and warnings issued by Senada Bikes is not covered under warranty.

Parts covered by the warranty: frame, forks, stem, handlebars, headset, seat post, saddle, brakes (excluding brake pads), lights, bottom bracket, crankset, pedals, rims, wheel hub, freewheel, cassette, derailleur, shifter, motor, throttle, controller, wiring harness, LCD (excluding damage due to water), kickstand, reflectors, and hardware. The battery warranty does not include damage from power surges, use of 3rd party charger, improper maintenance or other such misuses, normal wear, or water damage (including rust). Stolen bikes are not covered under warranty. Necessary precautions must be taken to ensure the bike and battery are not exposed to severe weather conditions. Exposure to very wet, hot, or cold conditions may void the warranty.

We will replace any parts deemed to have been damaged during shipping. Shipping damage must be reported to Senada Bikes within 14 days of shipment arrival. This applies to all products including bikes and accessories. You will NOT be refunded as compensation for your time or efforts in replacing damaged parts. Replacement parts will not be sent until photographic evidence has been provided to Senada Bikes. Senada Bikes may request additional documentation (such as video) to assist with accurately diagnosing the problem and processing the warranty claim. Items including the chain, tyres, wheels, tubes, battery handle, brake pads, cables and housing, grips, and spokes are considered wear items. These items wear down with normal use and are not covered under warranty. You are responsible for replacing and maintaining these worn items.

Any unauthorized alterations or repairs are not covered and may void this warranty.

For warranty services, please contact Senada Bikes online support by email at contact@senadabikes.com. Bikes or parts returned without proper documentation may result in delayed service or denied warranty coverage. Warranty return shipping costs along with duties and taxes are the responsibility of the claimant. All unauthorized returns will be refused. Note that your insurance policies may not provide coverage for accidents involving Senada Bikes. To determine if coverage is provided, you should contact your insurance company or agent. Damage as a result of an accident is not covered under this warranty, and Senada Bikes is not responsible for the repair or replacement of damaged bikes or parts.
Senada Bikes reserves the right to change its warranty at any time and without notice.

Bike Performance Disclaimer
The bike’s listed range and top speed are estimates (not guarantees) of expected performance. The performance will vary with rider weight, cargo weight, rider /cargo shape (both contribute to drag), terrain, tyre pressure, brake adjustment, throttle vs PAS usage, pedal power, battery charge level, ambient temperature and wind conditions. Under certain conditions, it is possible to get ranges and top speeds that are different from the listed estimates.

Liability Disclaimer
Riding any kind of bicycle comes with inherent risks and dangers that cannot be predicted or avoided. These dangers could result in a serious accident, injury, or death of the rider. It is the sole responsibility of the rider to become properly educated and prepared to ride safely. Once in possession of the bike, Senada Bikes strongly encourages and recommends that all customers have a certified and reputable bicycle mechanic complete a full inspection of each component on the bicycle to ensure it is safe for operation. Senada Bikes makes no claims or guarantees that the brakes, battery, frame, motor, motor controller, LCD, electrical cables, electrical cable housings, fasteners, grips, fork, stem, shifters, headset, seatpost, seatpost clamp, handlebar stem clamp, saddle, wheel hubs, handlebars, spokes, rims, tyres, tubes, derailleur, freewheel, cassette, throttle, kickstand, lights, reflectors, hardware, bottom bracket, or any other part or accessory, will be properly secured and adjusted upon arrival. Before every ride fully inspect your bicycle to ensure everything is secured and adjusted properly.

Under no circumstances is Senada Bikes responsible for any damage resulting from damaged, defective, or improperly secured parts. This includes but is not limited to, damage to personal property, personal injury, or death.

References

• Affordable Fat Tire Electric Bikes For Adults – Senada Bikes

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