iGO LE1 Electric Bikes Owner’s Manual

LE1 Electric Bikes

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Specifications:

• Brand: iGO
• Model: Electric Bikes
• Available Models: DISCOVERY ROSEMONT LE1, DISCOVERY YORKVILLE
  LE1, DISCOVERY ROSEMOUNT LS1, DISCOVERY YORKVILLE LS1, OUTLAND
  CABOT RS1, OUTLAND SAWBACK RS1, OUTLAND TORNGAT RS1

Product Information:

Each iGO Electric Bike utilizes an advanced electric system to
offer efficiency in performance, system information, and safety
during use or storage. The connection to peripheral components is
facilitated by quick secure weatherproof connectors, enabling
simple maintenance and customization. The primary control unit and
cyclocomputer interface are attached to the eBike handlebar for
easy access to settings, system information, and diagnostic
tools.

Product Usage Instructions:

1. Assembly and Adjustment:

iGO highly recommends having your new eBike assembled and
adjusted by a professional bicycle technician.

2. Register Your eBike:

To gain full access to all owner benefits and warranty coverage,
register your bike at register.igoelectric.com.

3. iGO Drive:

The iGO Drive system is essential for controlling various
aspects of your electric bike, including pedal assistance, torque
sensing, throttle operation, and battery management. Refer to the
manual for detailed instructions on operating the display unit,
adjusting settings, and understanding different
functionalities.

4. Mechanical Components:

Learn about the groupset, gear shifting mechanisms, disc brake
maintenance, seat and handlebar adjustments, tire pressure,
suspension fork adjustments, and other mechanical components.
Proper maintenance of these parts ensures optimal performance and
safety.

5. iGO Assist:

Understand how iGO Assist works, how to access it for
diagnostics and warning codes, and its role in maintaining the
electric system of your bike for efficient performance.

FAQ:

Q: Where can I find the serial number of my electric bike?

A: The serial number can be located on a label on the underside
of the down tube or non-drive side chainstay.

Q: How do I remove/install the battery?

A: Follow the instructions provided in the manual to safely
remove or install the battery of your electric bike.

Q: How can I adjust the seat height and handlebars?

A: Refer to the manual for detailed steps on adjusting the seat
height and handlebars to ensure a comfortable riding position.

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ELECTRIC BIKES
OWNER MANUAL
DISCOVERY ROSEMONT LE1 DISCOVERY YORKVILLE LE1 DISCOVERY ROSEMOUNT LS1 DISCOVERY YORKVILLE LS1
OUTLAND CABOT RS1 OUTLAND SAWBACK RS1 OUTLAND TORNGAT RS1
RIDE THIS WAY

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CONGRATULATIONS
YOU ARE THE PROUD NEW OWNER OF AN iGO eBIKE
We have taken great care to create an incredible product and hope you enjoy riding it as much as we enjoyed creating it. We encourage you to take the time to familiarize yourself with all the functions and capabilities that are now available to you – please read this comprehensive guide carefully before riding your new eBike. Whether you ride to commute, to go shopping or just ride for riding’s sake, you will do so in comfort and confidence on your new iGO electric bike. If you want to know more about your electric bike or discover tips and hints to get the most out of any ride, consult the ever expanding wealth of knowledge available at : assist.igoelectric.com We wish you many happy rides with your new electric bike.
FRAME SERIAL NUMBER
The serial number is located on the frame on a label on the underside of the down tube or non-drive side chainstay (close to the bottom bracket)
serial number
My serial number is :
————– – – – My key number is :
(key number can be found on a metal tag attached with the keyring)
Your electric bike may differ from the illustrations in this manual. iGO highly recommends having your new eBike assembled and adjusted by a professional bicycle technician. Note: iGO Electric reserves the right to make changes without notice to design(s) and / prices listed in this manual. This manual has been compiled with great care. iGO cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies.

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IDENTIFY YOUR iGO ELECTRIC BIKE
I am the proud owner of :

DISCOVERY ROSEMONT LE1

DISCOVERY YORKVILLE LE1

DISCOVERY ROSEMONT LS1

DISCOVERY YORKVILLE LS1

OUTLAND CABOT RS1

OUTLAND SAWBACK RS1

OUTLAND TORNGAT RS1

I bought this from :

(date) :

I shall affectionately refer to my bike as :

REGISTER YOUR eBIKE
To gain full access to all owners benefits and warranty coverage register your bike at : register.igoelectric.com

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

6 iGO DRIVE

6

About iGO Drive

7

Display And Functions

7

Operating The Display Unit

9

Display Settings

10

Advanced Settings

12

What Is Pedal Assistance?

12

About Cadence Sensing

12

About Torque Sensing

13

About Walk Assist

13

Throttle

14

Removing The Throttle

14

Battery

15

Identify The Battery

16

Remove / Install Battery

17

Charging The Battery

18

Battery Range And Capacity

19

Important Battery Safety Information

20

Electronics Access Port (EAP)

20

Weatherproof Connectors

21 MECHANICAL COMPONENTS

21

The Groupset

21

About Gears And Shifting

22

Shimano Trigger Shifters

22

How To Bed In New Disc Brake Pads

23

Disc Brake Alignment

23

Adjusting Hydraulic Disc Brakes

24

Adjustability And iGO Ergofit

24

Adjusting The Seat Height

24

Adjusting The Saddle Position

25

Adjusting The Handlebars (Quick Release)

25

Installing The Handlebars (4 Bolt Stem)

26

Rear Wheel Removal And Installation

26

Tire Pressure

27

Adjusting The Suspension Fork

27

Quick Release, Q-Loc, And Thru Axel Fork

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30 iGO ASSIST

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What Is iGO Assist?

30

How To Access iGO Assist

31

Diagnostics And Warning Codes

Main Technical Parameters, Specifications, And Parts :

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Discovery Rosemont LE1

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Discovery Yorkville LE1

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Discovery Rosemont LS1

35

Discovery Yorkville LS1

36

Outland Cabot RS1

37

Outland Sawback RS1

38

Outland Torngat RS1

39

Torque Table

40

Servicing

40

Cleaning

41

Important Safety Instructions

43 WARRANTY

43

Warranty Limitations

44

Warranty Terms

47 REGISTER YOUR eBIKE

For assistance setting up your new iGO eBike, a full assembly instruction video is available at :
www.igoelectric.com/unboxing

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iGO DRIVE
ABOUT iGO DRIVE
Each iGO Drive system has been developed and custom configured for optimal performance within the defined parameters of each eBike. The systems are : LE DRIVE : Smooth, simple, dependable for consistent and effortless control. 32 pulse electronic cadence sensor. Geared rear hub motor. 500W | 48V | up to 55Nm torque. Drive system custom configured for leisure focused riding. LS DRIVE : Intuitive natural ride experience for energetic active transport. Dynamic mid motor system with torque, cadence, and speed sensor. 350W | 48V | up to 100Nm torque. Drive system features city tuned configuration. RS DRIVE : Powerful, exciting, and sport performance delivering a natural ride experience on or off road. High output dynamic mid motor system with torque, cadence, and speed sensor. 500W | 48V | up to 130Nm torque. Drive systems are custom configured for each application (all-road tuned/cross-country tuned).
Each utilizes an advanced electric system to offer efficiency in performance, system information, and safety when in use or during storage. Connection to the peripheral components is by quick secure weatherproof connectors, allowing for simple maintenance and customization. The primary control unit and cyclocomputer interface is attached to the eBike handlebar for quick access to settings, system information, and diagnostic tools.
MULTI CLASS SWITCHABLE These iGO Drive systems are programmed to be `multi class switchable’ allowing parameters to be instantly reconfigured at the touch of a button to conform to Class 1, 2, or 3 regulations.
Throttle thumb controls on iGO eBikes function when in Class 2 and 3, and are fully disabled in Class 1. The throttle can easily be removed from the eBike when not required.

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DISPLAY AND FUNCTIONS
The battery must be installed in the electric bike for the display to function. Make sure that the battery is securely locked into the bike prior to riding. It is recommended to remove and securely store the key when you are riding your electric bike.
The display unit houses controls for the electric systems of the iGO eBikes and is also the cyclocomputer interface.

LIGHT ON/OFF

MOTOR POWER

SPEEDOMETER

PLUS (+) POWER BUTTON
MINUS (-)

BATTERY CHARGE TRIP ODOMETER

MODE option & value

PAS LEVEL and walk mode indication

OPERATING THE DISPLAY UNIT
Power on/off Turn the power on or off by pressing and holding the POWER button for 3 seconds. The power will automatically turn off after the bike is inactive for approximately 10 minutes to conserve energy.
Change PAS level Short press the PLUS (+) or MINUS (-) button to switch between PAS levels. When power is turned on, your iGO eBike will start in PAS `0′ as a safety precaution. In this state no power is provided to the throttle or to the pedal assist.
Lights and display backlight on/off To turn the display backlight (and any installed headlight/rear light) on or off press & hold the PLUS (+) button for 2 seconds.
Walk assist Press & hold the MINUS (-) button to engage walk assist. Release the MINUS (-) button to disengage walk assist.

Note : If a diagnostic (warning/error) icon and code appears on the eBike’s display unit, check the table on page 31 and take the appropriate action.

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iGO DRIVE
Display mode After switching on the eBike, the bottom left segment on the display will show the Odometer. Short press the POWER BUTTON to toggle through the following display modes : odometer | maximum speed | average speed | trip time

ODOMETER

MAX. SPEED

AVERAGE SPEED

TRIP TIME

Settings menus With the display on, press and hold the PLUS (+) and MINUS (-) buttons simultaneously to access the settings menus.
use the PLUS (+) or MINUS (-) buttons to toggle through the listed options. Short press the POWER BUTTON to select the hi-lighted option.
SETTING
Display Settings Advanced Settings EXIT

Note : Settings can only be changed when the eBike is safely parked and not moving.

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DISPLAY SETTINGS
use the PLUS (+) or MINUS (-) buttons to toggle through the list options. Short press the POWER BUTTON to select the hi-lighted option.
use the PLUS (+) or MINUS (-) buttons to toggle through the selected option’s values. Short press the POWER BUTTON to confirm and save the hi-lighted value.

Display Setting

TRIP Reset Toggle Unit

NO Metric

Wheel Speed Limit

27.5 inch 17Km/h

Set Voltage SOC View BACK

36V Percent

Trip Reset YES : Clear the trip odometer (single ride) distance value. NO : cancel the trip reset and return to the option list.
Toggle Unit Metric : set distance and speed to display in kilometers (km/h). Imperial : set distance and speed to display in miles (MPH).
Wheel Set the wheel diameter value. The default value should be the correct value for your bike. Changing to a different value that does not match actual wheel diameter may cause distance and speed values to display incorrectly.
Speed Limit Changing from the default may only affect the speed indicated on the display. This will NOT affect the assist speed.
Set Voltage Set displayed battery voltage values. The default value should be the correct value for your bike. If you are unsure the value set is correct contact iGO support. 1 : 31.6 2 : 34.6 3 : 35.6 4 : 37.4 5 : 39.2
SOC View (battery State of Charge) 01 : Display battery State of Charge as a percentage (%) 02 : Display battery State of Charge as voltage (V).
Back Return to the previous menu.

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iGO DRIVE

ADVANCED SETTINGS
use the PLUS (+) or MINUS (-) buttons to toggle through the list options. Short press the POWER BUTTON to select the hi-lighted option.
use the PLUS (+) or MINUS (-) buttons to toggle through the selected option’s values. Short press the POWER BUTTON to confirm and save the hi-lighted value.

Advanced Settings

Power Set Current Limit LCD Luminance Cruise Enable MODE Password BACK

0-9 22A 100% ON CLASS_3

Power Set Change the number of PAS levels used. 0-5 is the default value. Selecting less levels of assist will deliver greater difference between each PAS level. Selecting more assist levels will deliver a more gradual step up and down between each PAS levels. Select from these values : 0-3 | 1-3 | 0-5 | 1-5 | 0-7 | 1-7 | 0-9 | 1-9
Note : If a value is selected that does not include 0′ the eBike will start up in PAS1′ i.e. touching the throttle at any time will cause the bike to move. Take caution when using these values.
Current Limit Value assigned to the controller over-current’ cut setting. The default value is 22A and should be the correct value for your bike. If you believe the value or function is not working as expected contact iGO support. LCD Luminance Change the backlight brightness of the display unit (%). Cruise Enable ON or OFF. Mode iGO eBikes listed in this manual are MULTI CLASS SWITCHABLE through the display unit. Select from themode’ values to reset the bike parameters and the eBike will instantly conform to Class 1, Class 2, or Class 3 regulations.
Class_1 : No throttle function, PAS with maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class_2 : Throttle and PAS maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class_3 : Throttle maximum speed 32km/h (20mph), PAS maximum speed 45km/h (28mph)
To engage class 3 the rider can only operate where permitted by local regulations and accept the liabilities and responsibilities of riding in this class.
ATTENTION : Riding an ebike in class 3 in an area prohibited by law is a punishable offence. It is the riders responsibility to familiarize themselves regarding these regulations and further agrees to hold iGO/Fermetco harmless or responsible in any way in the operation of their ebike.

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Password Select the `>’ option to enter the password menu.

BACK

Password Set

Start Password

OFF

Select `Start Password’ and Short press the POWER BUTTON to proceed with setting a password that will protect the electric functions of the eBike.
Password Set
Please Input Your Password
—-

A prompt will appear to enter a 4 digit password. Use the PLUS (+) or MINUS (-) buttons to toggle through numbers and Short press the POWER BUTTON to confirm and proceed to the next number.
Once all four numbers have been entered a prompt will appear to confirm the password. Re-enter the 4 digit password to proceed. If the passwords do not match an alert will be shown and the confirmation will need to be reentered.
A confirmation screen will show to indicate the password requirement has been set.
When active, the password can be reset (change the password) or set to OFF. Each of these options will require entering the current password before being able to proceed.
Password Set
BACK

Start Password

ON

Reset Password

Note : the display will be powered off automatically if an incorrect password is entered ten times.
When active, the 4 digit code will be required every time the display unit is powered on, before the eBike electrical system can become operational. A password prompt will show at start up and allows up to three attempts to input the correct numbers. The correct code must be entered to access the electrical system controls and cyclocomputer interface. PLEASE TAKE CARE TO REMEMBER YOUR PASSWORD AND ENSURE THE PASSWORD IS KEPT SAFE.
Back Return to the previous menu.

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iGO DRIVE
WHAT IS PEDAL ASSISTANCE?
Pedal assistance is the way an electric bicycle enhances – or magnifies – the effort exerted by the rider on each pedal stroke. This will allow the rider to travel further or faster while exerting the same effort, or simply enjoy a more relaxed ride while using less energy and effort.
The amount of assistance provided by the motor (how much a riders effort is magnified) is indicated by the Pedal Assist System (PAS) level. These iGO eBikes have a 5 level PAS. As a rule, a lower PAS number will indicate the motor is providing less assistance (ideal for flat roads, paths, light assistance) and a higher PAS number will indicate an increased assistance from the motor (for when you are riding up a steep incline, into a strong headwind, carrying a heavy load, or just want a more relaxing ride).
If the assistance is set to 0′ all assistance will be disengage when pedaling, allowing the bike to be ridden as a standard non electric bicycle. The lights and cyclocomputer functions will continue to function but the motion of the bicycle will rely solely on the riders manual effort. (For your safety iGO electric bicycles default to PAS level 0 each time the bike is powered on for safe mounting and dismounting.) Note : the throttle will also be inactive when assistance is set to0′.
Be aware that the motor will draw more power from the battery as more assistance is used. Extending the range of the battery can be achieved by reducing the intensity of assist used. Understanding the efficient use of bikes gears to complement pedal assist levels will allow for a smoother riding experience, can extend the range of the battery and has an added benefit of exerting less stress on bike components allowing them to last longer before requiring replacement.
Assistance will engage in different ways depending on the type of sensor being used.
ABOUT CADENCE SENSING
Pedal assist with cadence sensor allows the rider to have assistance as soon as the rider begins to pedal and for as long as the rider continues to pedal. The iGO cadence sensor is located in the bottom bracket, weather-proof and away from potential harm or tampering. It uses up to 32 optic sensor points to let the system know when the rider has started or stopped pedaling making it extremely efficient and fluid in the system’s ability to deliver assistance.
ABOUT TORQUE SENSING
Pedal assist with a torque sensor enables the system to provide measured assistance based on the rider’s effort. The sensor uses pressure and strain gauges to measure the effort that the rider is putting into the pedals and provides the required assistance to ensure a smooth and comfortable balance. The more effort the rider puts into the pedals, the more the system assists.

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ABOUT WALK ASSIST
USE CAUTION WHEN ENGAGING THIS FEATURE AND ENSURE THAT YOU ARE IN CONTROL OF THE BICYCLE BEFORE OPERATING WALK MODE
Walk Assist mode enables the bike to “walk” beside the rider at 6km/h. This feature is practical for walking the bike up-hill, when guiding on to a bike rack or carrier as well as when advancing with the bike over any surface that may be difficult to pull/push the bike through (mud, snow, sand, etc).
Release the MINUS (-) button to disengage walk assist at any time. As a further safety measure pulling on either brake lever will trigger the power- cut off switch which will disengage power and walk assist.
THROTTLE
Throttle thumb controls on iGO eBikes function when in Class 2 and 3, and are fully disabled in Class 1. Pushing down on the throttle will provide an immediate boost of acceleration to the bike (whether pedaling or not). The bicycle will continue to accelerate until the throttle is released or when the bicycle reaches its maximum assist speed limit. If the throttle is held down while at maximum assist speed the bicycle will continue to cruise and maintain speed limited power, but no additional acceleration will occur in assisted pedaling until the speed drops below the limit.
For rider safety the throttle is inactive when assistance is set to `0′.

THROTTLE

99%

21:43

TRIP

00. 06.0

0

KM

KM/H

SPORT PWR

Note : Sudden bursts of acceleration – especially from a stationary position – can exert extra stress on components. Selecting the correct gear and pedaling to build up momentum before engaging the throttle to accelerate will extend the life of your bicycle components.

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iGO DRIVE
REMOVING THE THROTTLE
The throttle can easily be removed from the eBike if required for Class 1 riding by following these steps : Locate the throttle weatherproof twist connector (orange connection). Unscrew the twist connect and gently pull to disconnect the throttle cable. Loosen the securing bolt located under the throttle using a 3mm Allen key. (Loosen the bolt enough to be able to freely manipulate the throttle but not so much that the bolt falls out of the housing). The handlebar grip will need to be removed in order to slide the throttle assembly off the end of the handlebar. Ensure that the grip is reinstalled securely as an important safety precaution. To re-install the throttle, repeat these steps in reverse while taking care to properly line up the pins in the connection before applying any pressure.

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IDENTIFY THE BATTERY
The battery for the Discovery and Outland eBikes has the following features :
POWER METER

BATTERY
All iGO batteries are secured to the bike frame using a barrel lock mechanism. The battery can be removed from the frame for charging, storage, or when leaving the bike in a public area by using the keys provided with the bike. Keys should always be removed from the bike before riding. KEEP YOUR KEYS IN A SAFE PLACE.
It is advisable to keep a note of your key number with this manual for future reference. The key number can be found on a metal tag attached with the keyring.

CHARGING PORT

POWER METER BUTTON

On frame battery charging port The frame charging port is located on the top left side of the down tube (non-drive side). Lift the charger port cover to gain access to the port to charge the battery when it is installed in the bike.

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iGO DRIVE
REMOVE / INSTALL BATTERY
To remove the battery from the bike frame first remove the battery cover under the battery tube by pushing down on the top latch and tipping the top edge down on an angle, then lift and remove.
Insert the key into the lock but do not turn at this time. Support the battery with one hand & use the other to turn the key 90° clockwise to the unlock position. While holding the battery parallel to the frame carefully allow the battery to drop out of the frame.
To reinstall the battery, insert the key into the battery lock but do not turn at this time. Hold battery parallel to frame and line up the battery with the receptacle. Insert the bottom portion of the battery first, and then with one hand turn the key 90° counter clockwise to the unlock position. Push the top part of the battery into the receptacle until you hear the latch close onto the battery. At this point the battery will hold itself in place. With both hands on each side of the frame and thumbs under the battery case push the battery to make sure its locked and secure.
Reinstall the battery cover by inserting the tab on the bottom part of the battery cover into the slot located under the battery. Once inserted tilt the cover and latch into place.
Always lock battery & remove the key while riding.

REMOVE BATTERY COVER

INSERT KEY
CAUTION When the key is turned the battery lock will be released. The battery must be supported to avoid falling from the frame.

SUPPORT BATTERY AND TURN KEY

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CHARGING THE BATTERY
The battery can be charged both on and off of the bike. It is important to follow these charging instructions in order :
1. Plug the chargers male plug into the battery/bike charging port.
2. Plug the charger into an approved 110 volt outlet.
DO NOT USE A POWER EXTENSION CABLE
The indicator LED on the charger will light green for a few seconds and if a charge is necessary, the LED will turn red. The battery is fully charged when the battery indicator LED becomes green.
When charging is complete : 1. Unplug the charger from the outlet first.
2. Unplug the charger from the battery/bike.
YOU MUST ALWAYS CHARGE YOUR BATTERY WITH THE SUPPLIED BATTERY CHARGER. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN FIRE, PERSONAL HARM, DAMAGE TO PROPERTY YOUR BATTERY OR eBIKE
When the battery has become completely depleted you must charge it immediately. If the cells are left depleted for a long period of time, they may become irreparably damaged. Make sure to only charge the battery in a dry, well ventilated area. Unplug the charger when the battery is fully charged, or when charger is not in use. Do not throw an expired battery in the trash. Please recycle your battery at an authorized recycling company in your area.

PLUG IN

UNPLUG

2

1

1

2

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iGO DRIVE
BATTERY RANGE AND CAPACITY
How far can I travel on my electric bike? The total distance you can travel on your electric bike is not an easy amount to specify. The range depends on many different factors including, but not limited to :
· The level of pedal assistance and throttle usage · Resistance (wind, tire pressure, speed, inclines, road conditions and altitude) · Total Weight (weight of the bike + rider + cargo) · Outside Temperature · The condition of the battery (battery capacity decreases as the battery ages)
Batteries are often compared based on capacity (Amp hours – Ah). However, a comparison based on capacity alone does not properly depict a battery since the performance of a battery pack is also based on battery voltage (V). The best way to compare battery performance is by looking at the amount of energy that can be provided in watt-hours (Wh). Wh takes into account both the capacity of the battery, as well as the average voltage during discharge. Simply put, the higher the V/Ah, the higher Wh range.
Watt hours calculation : Battery voltage (V) x Amp hours (Ah) = Watt hours (Wh)
Every individual will have their own riding style and determine their own preference for how much assist to use and when to engage this. The attainable distances will likely be as varied and unique as the riders, even over the same terrain using the same bikes. iGO only supply bikes with batteries that we confidently believe will allow sufficient range to sustain an active riding schedule between charges.
Efficient use of the gears while riding will greatly benefit your riding experience and extend battery range.
Tips to maximize eBike range
· Maintain your tire pressure in the recommended range as indicated on the tires. · Minimize the use of throttle, especially hard acceleration from a standstill. · Pedal while you are accelerating, especially from a stop. · Slow down and enjoy the ride – higher speeds use a
proportionately greater amount of battery power. · Lower the total weight of the rider and bike – carrying around
excess weight will use extra battery power. · Frequent starts and stops require more energy than steady-state riding. We
recommend always obeying traffic signals, but if you can avoid pulling over many times during a ride, you will be rewarded with a greater range. · Use the correct gear. Shift gears so that your pedaling cadence is maintained in the 70-90rpm range. · A well-maintained bike is more efficient and will give greater range. Correctly lubed chains, brakes that do not rub and well- maintained wheel bearings will run much smoother and save battery energy.

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IMPORTANT BATTERY SAFETY INFORMATION
DO NOT connect the positive terminal of the battery to the negative terminal. DO NOT open your battery as it will void warranty. The battery is sealed and therefore is rain resistant, however, DO NOT expose your battery to repeated, continuous or excessive water flow. Prolonged exposure to UV rays, rain and the elements may damage the enclosure materials, store indoors when not in use. Battery is not intended for use at elevations greater than 2000 m above sea level. If you should encounter problems with your battery: remove the battery from the bike and consult your authorized iGO retailer or iGO Support. The performance of the battery will decrease at low temperatures. Ideal operating temperature is approx. -10°C to 50°C. The guideline is that the capacity will decrease by 1% at every 1°C of temperature drop. DO NOT expose your battery to high temperatures (>50°C), e.g. limit prolonged storage in direct sunlight or in proximity to a direct heat source. The battery is intended to be charged when the ambient temperature is between 0°C (32°F) and 30°C (86°F). Never charge the battery when ambient temperatures are outside this range. Make sure to only charge the battery in a dry, well ventilated area. The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible. Unplug the charger when the battery is fully charged, or when charger is not in use. Use ONLY the supplied charger. Under ideal conditions, the battery pack can be recharged approximately 750 times. The performance will slowly decrease over time and eventually will need to be replaced. To maintain optimal performance of Lithium-ion batteries which need to be stored for a long time and not used, they should be kept in a state of 50%60% charge. They should be recharged every 3 months and recharged every half a year. Storage should be at moderate humidity levels and between 10°20°C. Elevated temperatures will increase the permanent loss of capacity. The battery should be recycled properly at the end of its life. Please recycle your battery at an authorized recycling company in your area.

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iGO DRIVE
for : DISCOVERY ROSEMONT LE1 | DISCOVERY YORKVILLE LE1
ELECTRONICS ACCESS PORT (EAP)
The Electronics Access Port gives easy access to the controller, wiring harness and sensor array for the bicycle. It is located at the bottom bracket of the bike on the non drive side.

To access the port :
1. Loosen the 6 securing bolts located around the Access Port cover using the correct sized Phillips head screwdriver.
2. Using a flat head screwdriver or other flat device, pry the cover off (ensuring that you go all the way around the edge of the cover as to not break any clamps or pins holding the cover in place).
3. Once the cover is loose, pull it towards you along the pedal shaft and let it swing down, revealing the controller and wiring harness.
To replace the cover, simply repeat the above steps in reverse, ensuring that you apply equal pressure around the cover to make sure it is completely flush before tightening the securing bolts.

WEATHERPROOF CONNECTORS

Connection to the eBike peripheral components is by quick secure weatherproof connectors. These plugs make for a secure, dry and truly `plug-and-play’ set- up for simple maintenance and customization.

red

– Brakes

orange – Throttle

green – Display unit

When joining the weatherproof plugs take care to properly line up the pins in the connection before applying any pressure. Turn the two connectors together to fully secure.

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MECHANICAL COMPONENTS
THE GROUPSET
A bike’s groupset refers to the mechanical parts that are involved in braking, changing gears, or powering the drivetrain. This includes the shifter(s), brake levers, front and rear brake calipers, front and rear derailleurs, wheel hubs, crankset, bottom bracket, chain, and cassette.
ABOUT GEARS AND SHIFTING
Understanding when and how to shift gears on any bike will lead to a smoother riding experience and avoid unnecessary damage to components due to excessive strain. On an electric bike efficient use of gears will also help to maximize your battery range.
Shifting gears is done so that you can maintain a constant and comfortable pedaling speed (cadence), no matter how fast you are riding. As you move faster you will want to use the shifters to shift up’ into higher gears to stop your legs spinning too fast. As your riding speed is reduced you will want toshift down’ to lower gears so you do not have to exert excessive pressure on the pedal to keep moving. When coming to a stop it is recommended to shift down’ to a lower gear. This positions the drivetrain so you will always be ready to move off again in a lower (easier) gear and gradually shift up’ through the gears as you increase speed allowing you to safely gain momentum, traction and balance.
Ideally, scan the road ahead and anticipate your shifts. This will ensure that you are in the correct gear when you need it, and avoid any problems with shifting under difficult conditions.
Note: Always pedal forwards while shifting, the chain needs to be moving in order to perform the gear shifts. Try to avoid extreme strain on the chain when shifting, if you are pedaling very hard (uphill or strong accelerations), ease up on the pedals slightly while continuing to pedal.

LOW GEAR

HIGH GEAR

shift up into higher gears

shift down into lower gears

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MECHANICAL COMPONENTS
SHIMANO TRIGGER SHIFTERS
There are 2 levers on the shifter, A and B in the diagram :

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DISC BRAKE ALIGNMENT
Disc brakes provide increased stopping power to ensure safe control of electric bicycles. To properly adjust disc brakes you must first make sure that the disc is properly aligned within the brake caliper. To do this, loosen the top and bottom hex bolts with an Allen key. Then maneuver the brake with your hand so that the disc passes through the brake pads with minimal contact. Once the disc rotates through the brake freely, retighten the hex bolts and make sure that while tightening you maintain the alignment.

DIAGRAM OF RIGHT SIDE SHIFTER
Right side shifter Push lever A with your thumb to shift down’ when pedaling is too difficult. This will move the chain to a larger gear on the rear wheel, and the indicator on the shifter will show a lower number. Pedaling will be easier. When speed increases and you are pedaling too fast, pull the lever B with your index finger toshift up’. This will move the chain to a smaller gear on the rear wheel, and the indicator will show a higher number. Pedaling will be harder.
HOW TO BED IN NEW DISC BRAKE PADS
Properly bedding in your brakes will increase the lifespan of the pads, reduce noise and increase the braking power. Before your first ride, perform this procedure to properly condition the brake pads and rotors :
1. Accelerate to a medium speed (approx. 20 km/h), then firmly apply the brakes and reduce your speed to a walking pace. Repeat approximately 20 times.
2. Accelerate to a higher speed (approx. 32 km/h), then firmly and quickly apply the brakes, reducing your speed to walking pace. Repeat approximately 10 times
3. Let the brakes cool before setting off on your first ride.

DIAGRAM SHOWING DISC BRAKE ALIGNMENT
ADJUSTING HYDRAULIC DISC BRAKES
The hydraulic brake system on your iGO electric bike is self adjusting, and will not require manual adjustment during normal operation. If you pull the brake lever and the brakes fail stop your bike adequately, you possibly have air in your brake line or the pads are worn past the usable limit. In either case we strongly suggest this service be done by a professional bike mechanic as special tools and procedures are required

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MECHANICAL COMPONENTS
ADJUSTABILITY AND iGO ERGOFIT
All iGO bikes are adjustable to suit individual riding position preferences. iGO Bikes equipped with the Ergofit system have toolless adjustable reach, pitch and height allows riding posture to be adapted instantly at any time for :
· Maximum comfort and minimized muscle fatigue during long rides · Adaptable riding styles (e.g. upright relaxed leisure to low+forward power riding) · Ergonomically fit different rider body types on the same bike
ADJUSTING THE SEAT HEIGHT
Your seat height should be adjusted properly to ensure you get the most comfortable ride possible. The seat height is properly adjusted when your knee has a slight bend when sitting on the saddle with your foot on the pedal at its lowest position. The seat height can be adjusted by loosening the quick release lever on the seat tube clamp. Retighten the quick release and check to make sure the saddle is straight and held securely before riding again.
DIAGRAM SHOWING SEAT CLAMP
ADJUSTING THE SADDLE POSITION
You can tilt the saddle to change the seating angle, as well as adjust the fore/ aft position to suit your fit. To adjust the saddle, loosen the bolt located on the underside of the seatpost clamp, under the saddle, with an Allen key. You will be able to move the saddle back and forth, and change the angle to suit your preferred riding style. When you are done adjusting, make sure to retighten the bolt.
Note: Ensure that the safety marks for max. height (written on the seat post) are not visible when the seat clamp is secured, and that the rails on the saddle are clamped by the seatpost only on the straight section.
When the saddle has been adjusted to your satisfaction be sure the nose is pointing straight ahead and is not twisted to either side.

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for : DISCOVERY YORKVILLE LE1 | DISCOVERY ROSEMONT LE1
ADJUSTING THE HANDLEBARS (QUICK RELEASE)
The adjustable stem has an effective quick-release mechanism that will allow you to unlock, adjust and retighten the stem and handlebar position. To use, find the lock button in the middle top of the stem and slide it forward to unlock the main lever. While holding the button unlocked, lift the main lever fully up and rotate towards the front of the bike. While fully opened, you will be able to adjust both the angle of the stem and rotate the handlebars to achieve the most comfortable position. When the handlebar is in the desired position, ensure it centered left and right in the stem and close the main lever fully, ensuring you hear the lock button engage. Make sure that the lock is engaged by pulling up on the main lever to verify that it does not open.
for : DISCOVERY YORKVILLE LS1 | DISCOVERY ROSEMONT LS1 OUTLAND CABOT RS1 | OUTLAND SAWBACK RS1 | OUTLAND TORNGAT RS1
INSTALLING THE HANDLEBARS (4 BOLT STEM)
Using the 4mm Allen key take off the 4 front bolts of the stem and remove the front plate. Place handlebar in position on stem, replace the front plate reinstall the 4 bolts loosely. Tighten bolts as shown; make sure to attach all bolts one at a time in order from 1 to 4 but don’t fully tighten until all bolts are installed (tighten to 5Nm – 6Nm).

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MECHANICAL COMPONENTS
REAR WHEEL REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
Hub Motor equipped iGO electric bikes incorporate the drive motor, so removal and re-installation requires a few special considerations.
First, shift the bike onto the smallest cog (highest gear) to make removal and installation of the wheel easier. Next, locate and disconnect the cable that runs to the motor. Follow the wire that exits the rear hub on the right side of the bike, you will see a weatherproof connector partway between the hub and the pedal area. Disconnect this plug, either by unthreading the outer collar and then pulling the 2 halves apart or by simply pulling apart. Remove any cable ties or clips holding the wire to the frame. At this point, make sure to have the bike supported in a work stand or inverted on the ground, allowing you to safely remove the wheel. Loosen both nuts that hold the wheel onto the frame using an 18mm wrench. These nuts may have a rubber cap installed, remove these first. The wheel will be free to drop out of the frame. Before removing the wheel completely, note the location of the washers on the wheel axle so you can re-install them on the correct side of the frame. We suggest taking a photo before disassembly to ensure correct reassembly.
When re-installing the wheel, rotate the axle so that the flat sides insert into the dropouts on the frame (a 10mm wrench will help to turn the axle to the correct orientation). Pay attention to the brake rotor, make sure that it slides in between the brake pads on the brake caliper. The chain should sit on the smallest gear, as it was when the wheel was removed. Tighten the nuts hand-tight, then make sure that the wheel is sitting fully inserted into the frame and the rim/tire is centered in the frame and not rubbing on either side. Tighten the nuts to 25-30 Nm. Replug the motor wire connector, making sure that the 2 halves are correctly oriented, and that the pins are straight and clean. Re-thread the locking collar if present, and verify that the connection is fully plugged in. Check the brake and shifter operation before riding.
TIRE PRESSURE
The tire pressure will affect the range and comfort of your bike. iGO recommends that you always keep your tires at the designated pressure to ensure the best ride. The recommended tire pressure is written on the sidewall of the tire.
Tire pressure is measured in P.S.I. (Pounds / Square Inch).
Make sure to use a tire pressure gauge when inflating your tires to ensure the correct tire pressure.

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ADJUSTING THE SUSPENSION FORK
Many iGO electric bikes are equipped with a suspension fork with a lockout. By turning the lever on the top of the right fork leg in the direction indicated, you are able to `lockout’, or stiffen up the fork for more efficient riding. The stiffness of the fork will increase as the lever is turned further. Turning the lever to the limit will make the fork completely rigid, which is useful for efficient riding on smooth roads. Turn the knob in the opposite direction to take full advantage of the suspension to absorb the shocks from rough roads, increase comfort and ensure your front wheel stays in better contact with the road, providing more grip and confidence when turning or braking.
On forks with adjustable preload, the left leg top cap will be equipped with an adjuster knob that will allow you to stiffen or soften the suspension to suit your weight and comfort requirements.
On bikes equipped with an air suspension fork, the air spring in the left leg can be adjusted with a shock pump to make the fork stiffer or softer, according to your weight and comfort requirements.
QUICK RELEASE, Q-LOC, AND THRU AXLE FORK
for : DISCOVERY YORKVILLE LE1 | DISCOVERY ROSEMONT LE1 DISCOVERY YORKVILLE LS1 | | DISCOVERY ROSEMONT LS1 How to fasten the quick release hub
1. Move the quick release lever to the OPEN position and set the wheel so it firmly touches the interior of the fork end.
2. Open and close the quick release lever with your right hand while gradually tightening the adjusting nut clockwise with your left. Continue tightening the nut until you feel resistance from the lever when it reaches parallel position with the hub
3. Grip the fork blade with your fingers and use the palm of your hand to apply force to the quick release lever. It should take considerable force against to tighten the lever completely. The word “CLOSE” inscribed in the lever should face out. The lever should be in front of, and parallel to the fork blade
4. Note If the quick release lever can be easily pushed to the CLOSE position, this means the clamping force is insufficient. Return the quick release lever to parallel position with the hub and again turn the adjusting nut clockwise to increase the clamping force. Push the quick release lever back to the CLOSE position.
5. If the clamping force is adjusted too strong and the quick release lever cannot be pushed to the CLOSE position, turn the adjusting nut counter- clockwise to reduce the clamping force. When doing this, do not over loosen the adjust nut. Rotate the adjusting nut 1/8th of a turn then push the lever to CLOSE position. Repeat this procedure until maximum clamping force is achieved by hand.

QUICK RELEASE LEVER NUT

CLOSE

OPEN

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MECHANICAL COMPONENTS
for : OUTLAND CABOT RS1 | OUTLAND SAWBACK RS1 Q-LOC assembly
1. Check the segmented flange is expanded before installation. Open the lever completely. 2. Slide in the axle until it “clicks”. Make sure the segmented flange is expanded. 3. Set the tension of the nut until the flange is flush with the dropout. 4. Close the lever completely. Check if it’s firmly seated. Re-tighten the nut if necessary.

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PUSH TURN

PUSH TURN

Q-LOC removal 1. Open the lever completely. 2. Press and turn adjust nut clockwise until segmented flange retracts and stays latched. 3. Pull out the axle.
PUSH TURN
for : OUTLAND TORNGAT RS1 Axle assembly for front 15mm thru-axle
1. Position your front wheel into the dropouts of the lower fork leg. As you are installing the front wheel, be sure to squarely position the brake rotor in between the brake pads of the disc caliper. The hub shoulders should seat squarely and firmly in the dropout counterbores.
2. Insert the axle into the left side of the fork dropout and slide it all the way through the hub, until you contact the axle nut on the other side.
3. Thread the axle into the axle nut and push the release lever back to the CLOSE position. If the release lever can be easily pushed to the CLOSE position, release the lever and continue to thread the axle nut until maximum clamping force is achieved by hand when closing the lever.

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iGO ASSIST
WHAT IS IGO ASSIST
iGO’s ever expanding knowledge base with guides, tips, and tricks to optimize your experience through every step of your journey. iGO Assist provides access to user manuals, assembly videos, FAQ, live chat and email/ phone support – iGO Assist can deliver everything you need to get on an electric bike for the first time; it will answer any questions you may have during your ride, and can share expert tips and tricks to make sure you always get the most from your iGO electric bike. If you still require further assistance you can submit a support request through the iGO Assist portal.
HOW TO ACCESS IGO ASSIST
To access iGO Assist online visit : assist.igoelectric.com Chose from general FAQ, bike model specific documents and videos, chat support, or ask detailed questions with ability to include photos that our dedicated support team can use for to reference when responding. To take full advantage of all iGO customer support options your eBike must be registered. Advanced diagnostics A wealth of in-depth diagnostic information (intended to speed up and simplify support and servicing of your iGO electric bike) can be accessed through the iGO Ride app. Should any advanced diagnostic information be required, the iGO support representative or an iGO certified mechanic will identify and extract the relevant information for you.
The following pages provide some relevant information to assist in the continued enjoyment and maintenance your new iGO eBike.

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DIAGNOSTICS AND WARNING CODES
If a diagnostic (warning/error) code appears on the eBike’s display unit, identify the issue from this table and take the appropriate action.

Diagnostic code
1 2 3 4
5 6 8 9 10 21 24 25
28 30
31 36

Description

Suggested action

Synchronous motor signal overcurrent warning Check motor connections, unplug and ensure pins are aligned correctly and the connection is fully secured.

Controller overcurrent warning

Power off system and restart. Check controller connections, unplug and ensure pins are aligned correctly and the connection is fully secured.

Hall sensor signal warning

Avoid stalling the motor. Check motor connections, unplug and ensure pins are aligned correctly and the connection is fully secured.

Brake lever sensor fault

Check the weatherproof connector to the brake cut-off sensor. Ensure pins are aligned correctly and the connection is fully secured. Check brake lever for damage and ensure lever retracts to the fully open position.

Controller temperature warning

Allow the controller to cool down for a short period of time.

Motor temperature warning

Allow the motor to cool down for a short period of time.

Controller communication fault

Verify cable harness and weatherproof connectors for damage or disconnections.

Controller voltage warning

Check condition of battery and battery connections. Try a different battery if it is available.

Other faults

Contact iGO Support

Controller overcurrent warning

Power off system and restart. Check controller connections, unplug and ensure pins are aligned correctly and the connection is fully secured.

Hall sensor signal warning

Avoid stalling the motor. Check motor connections, unplug and ensure pins are aligned correctly and the connection is fully secured.

Brake lever sensor fault

Check the weatherproof connector to the brake cut-off sensor. Ensure pins are aligned correctly and the connection is fully secured. Check brake lever for damage and ensure lever retracts to the fully open position.

Regional settings warning

Perform system update.

Communication fault

Check the display cable and weatherproof connector to the display unit. Ensure pins are aligned correctly and the connection is fully secured. Verify cable harness and weatherproof connectors for damage or disconnections.

Regional settings warning

Perform system update.

Torque value fault

Power off system and restart without putting pressure on the pedals.

If the code persists contact iGO support.

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MAIN TECHNICAL PARAMETERS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND PARTS
DISCOVERY ROSEMONT LE1 SKU : 100-211-001

PART
FRAME COLOR FORK SHIFTERS CHAINRINGS CHAIN REAR DERAILLEUR CASSETTE HANDLEBAR STEM SEAT POST SADDLE BRAKE LEVERS BRAKE CALIPERS ROTORS TIRES RIMS DISPLAY MOTOR TORQUE CONTROLLER BATTERY RANGE PAS THROTTLE SENSOR CHARGER CHARGING TIME CLASS BIKE WEIGHT BATTERY WEIGHT WEIGHT CAPACITY

DESCRIPTION
Hydroformed Aluminum Step Through 45.7cm (18″) ERGOFIT Off White SUNTOUR NEX- DS700C suspension with lockout, quick release SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed 42T Narrow Wide teeth KMC E8-S SHIMANO ACERA 8-speed SHIMANO ACERA 8-speed 11-32T 630mm, 21mm rise, 31.8mm dia. Toolless adjustable threadless, 0 to 90 degree rise 31.6mm, quick release (350mm) SELLE ROYAL Rio TEKTRO HD-E350 TEKTRO HD-E350 hydraulic disc 180mm 27.5″x2.4″ 27.5″ dual wall alloy, black 2″ TFT LCD Display 500W geared rear hub motor, 48V up to 55Nm 48V high power FOC, Uart/Can 5000mAh SAMSUNG Cell Lithium-Ion 48V / 15Ah / 720Wh 110km (69mi) * 5 Levels of power assisted pedaling Any time on demand thumb throttle – removable Electronic 32 pulse Cadence Sensor 48V, 2A, DC, UL Certified 4 to 6 hours MULTI-CLASS SWITCHABLE : Class2 / Class1 optional / Class3 capable where permitted ** 25.9kg (57.1 lbs) 3.5kg (7.7 lbs) 125 kg (275 lbs)
Specifications subject to change

*Actual range may vary depending on Ah of battery rider weight and other riding conditions.
**Electric bike class regulation: Class 1 : No throttle function, PAS with maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class 2 : Throttle and PAS maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class 3 : Throttle maximum speed 32km/h (20mph), PAS maximum speed 45km/h (28mph) all classes allow a maximum motor power of 750W(US) or 500W(Canada)

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MAIN TECHNICAL PARAMETERS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND PARTS
DISCOVERY YORKVILLE LE1 SKU : 100-221-001

PART
FRAME COLOR FORK SHIFTERS CHAINRINGS CHAIN REAR DERAILLEUR CASSETTE HANDLEBAR STEM SEAT POST SADDLE BRAKE LEVERS BRAKE CALIPERS ROTORS TIRES RIMS DISPLAY MOTOR TORQUE CONTROLLER BATTERY RANGE PAS THROTTLE SENSOR CHARGER CHARGING TIME CLASS BIKE WEIGHT BATTERY WEIGHT WEIGHT CAPACITY

DESCRIPTION
Hydroformed Aluminum Hybrid 48cm (19″) ERGOFIT Black SUNTOUR NEX-DS700C suspension with lockout, quick release SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed 42T Narrow Wide teeth KMC E8-S SHIMANO ACERA 8-speed SHIMANO ACERA 8-speed 11-32T 640mm, 16mm rise, 31.8mm dia. Toolless adjustable threadless, 0 to 90 degree rise 31.6mm, quick release (350mm) SELLE ROYAL Rio TEKTRO HD-E350 TEKTRO HD-E350 hydraulic disc 180mm 27.5″x2.4″ 27.5″ dual wall alloy, black 2″ TFT LCD Display 500W geared rear hub motor, 48V up to 55Nm 48V high power FOC, Uart/Can 5000mAh SAMSUNG Cell Lithium-Ion 48V / 15Ah / 720Wh 110km (69mi) * 5 Levels of power assisted pedaling Any time on demand thumb throttle – removable Electronic 32 pulse Cadence Sensor 48V, 2A, DC, UL Certified 4 to 6 hours MULTI-CLASS SWITCHABLE : Class2 / Class1 optional / Class3 capable where permitted ** 25.7kg (56.7 lbs) 3.5kg (7.7 lbs) 125 kg (275 lbs)
Specifications subject to change

*Actual range may vary depending on Ah of battery rider weight and other riding conditions.
**Electric bike class regulation: Class 1 : No throttle function, PAS with maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class 2 : Throttle and PAS maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class 3 : Throttle maximum speed 32km/h (20mph), PAS maximum speed 45km/h (28mph) all classes allow a maximum motor power of 750W(US) or 500W(Canada)

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MAIN TECHNICAL PARAMETERS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND PARTS
DISCOVERY ROSEMONT LS1 SKU : 100-212-001

PART
FRAME COLOR FORK SHIFTERS CHAINRINGS CHAIN REAR DERAILLEUR CASSETTE HANDLEBAR STEM SEAT POST SADDLE BRAKE LEVERS BRAKE CALIPERS ROTORS TIRES RIMS DISPLAY MOTOR TORQUE BATTERY RANGE PAS THROTTLE SENSOR CHARGER CHARGING TIME CLASS BIKE WEIGHT BATTERY WEIGHT WEIGHT CAPACITY

DESCRIPTION
Hydroformed Aluminum Step Through 45cm (17.7″) Burgundy WB suspension with lockout, quick release SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed 42T Narrow Wide teeth KMC E8-S SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed 11-32T 640mm, 45mm rise, 31.8mm dia. 80mm, 7 degree rise 31.6mm (350mm) SELLE ROYAL Rio TEKTRO HD-E350 TEKTRO HD-E350 hydraulic disc 180mm 27.5″x2.4″ 27.5″ dual wall alloy, black 2″ TFT LCD Display 350W mid motor, 36V up to 80Nm 5000mAh SAMSUNG Cell Lithium-Ion 36V / 15Ah / 540Wh 90km (56mi) * 5 Levels of power assisted pedaling Any time on demand thumb throttle – removable Internal Torque, Cadence, Speed 36V, 2A, DC, UL Certified 4 to 6 hours MULTI-CLASS SWITCHABLE : Class2 / Class1 optional / Class3 capable where permitted ** 25.3kg (55.8 lbs) 3.5kg (7.7 lbs) 125 kg (275 lbs)
Specifications subject to change

*Actual range may vary depending on Ah of battery rider weight and other riding conditions.
**Electric bike class regulation: Class 1 : No throttle function, PAS with maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class 2 : Throttle and PAS maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class 3 : Throttle maximum speed 32km/h (20mph), PAS maximum speed 45km/h (28mph) all classes allow a maximum motor power of 750W(US) or 500W(Canada)

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MAIN TECHNICAL PARAMETERS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND PARTS
DISCOVERY YORKVILLE LS1 SKU : 100-222-001

PART
FRAME COLOR FORK SHIFTERS CHAINRINGS CHAIN REAR DERAILLEUR CASSETTE HANDLEBAR STEM SEAT POST SADDLE BRAKE LEVERS BRAKE CALIPERS ROTORS TIRES RIMS DISPLAY MOTOR TORQUE BATTERY RANGE PAS THROTTLE SENSOR CHARGER CHARGING TIME CLASS BIKE WEIGHT BATTERY WEIGHT WEIGHT CAPACITY

DESCRIPTION
Hydroformed Aluminum Hybrid 48cm (19″) Platinum WB suspension with lockout, quick release SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed 42T Narrow Wide teeth KMC E8-S SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed 11-32T 640mm, 45mm rise, 31.8mm dia. 80mm, 7 degree rise 31.6mm (350mm) SELLE ROYAL Rio TEKTRO HD-E350 TEKTRO HD-E350 hydraulic disc 180mm 27.5″x2.4″ 27.5″ dual wall alloy, black 2″ TFT LCD Display 350W mid motor, 36V up to 80Nm 5000mAh SAMSUNG Cell Lithium-Ion 36V / 15Ah / 540Wh 90km (56mi) * 5 Levels of power assisted pedaling Any time on demand thumb throttle – removable Internal Torque, Cadence, Speed 36V, 2A, DC, UL Certified 4 to 6 hours MULTI-CLASS SWITCHABLE : Class2 / Class1 optional / Class3 capable where permitted ** 25.5kg (56.2 lbs) 3.5kg (7.7 lbs) 125 kg (275 lbs)
Specifications subject to change

*Actual range may vary depending on Ah of battery rider weight and other riding conditions.
**Electric bike class regulation: Class 1 : No throttle function, PAS with maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class 2 : Throttle and PAS maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class 3 : Throttle maximum speed 32km/h (20mph), PAS maximum speed 45km/h (28mph) all classes allow a maximum motor power of 750W(US) or 500W(Canada)

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MAIN TECHNICAL PARAMETERS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND PARTS
OUTLAND CABOT RS1 SKU : 100-233-101

PART
FRAME COLOR FORK SHIFTERS CHAINRINGS CHAIN REAR DERAILLEUR CASSETTE HANDLEBAR STEM SEAT POST SADDLE BRAKE LEVERS BRAKE CALIPERS ROTORS TIRES RIMS DISPLAY MOTOR TORQUE BATTERY RANGE PAS THROTTLE SENSOR CHARGER CHARGING TIME CLASS BIKE WEIGHT BATTERY WEIGHT WEIGHT CAPACITY

DESCRIPTION
Hydroformed Aluminum Trekking 49cm (19.3″) Green and Black Suntour XCM32 HLO DS suspension with lockout, Q-Loc thru axle SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed 42T Narrow Wide teeth KMC E8-S SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed 11-32T 720mm, 28mm rise, 31.8mm dia. 45mm with 3 degree rise, 31.8mm clamp dia. 31.6mm (350mm) SELLE ROYAL TEKTRO HD-E350 TEKTRO HD-E350 hydraulic disc 180mm 27.5″x2.4″ 27.5″ dual wall alloy, black 2″ TFT LCD Display 500W mid motor, 48V up to 130Nm 5000mAh SAMSUNG Cell Lithium-Ion 48V / 15Ah / 720Wh 95km (60mi) * 5 Levels of power assisted pedaling Any time on demand thumb throttle – removable Internal Torque, Cadence, Speed 48V, 2A, DC, UL Certified 4 to 6 hours MULTI-CLASS SWITCHABLE : Class2 / Class1 optional / Class3 capable where permitted ** 23.3kg (51.4 lbs) 3.5kg (7.7 lbs) 125 kg (275 lbs)
Specifications subject to change

*Actual range may vary depending on Ah of battery rider weight and other riding conditions.
**Electric bike class regulation: Class 1 : No throttle function, PAS with maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class 2 : Throttle and PAS maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class 3 : Throttle maximum speed 32km/h (20mph), PAS maximum speed 45km/h (28mph) all classes allow a maximum motor power of 750W(US) or 500W(Canada)

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MAIN TECHNICAL PARAMETERS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND PARTS
OUTLAND SAWBACK RS1 SKU : 100-322-201

PART
FRAME COLOR FORK SHIFTERS CHAINRINGS CHAIN REAR DERAILLEUR CASSETTE HANDLEBAR STEM SEAT POST SADDLE BRAKE LEVERS BRAKE CALIPERS ROTORS TIRES RIMS DISPLAY MOTOR TORQUE BATTERY RANGE PAS THROTTLE SENSOR CHARGER CHARGING TIME CLASS BIKE WEIGHT BATTERY WEIGHT WEIGHT CAPACITY

DESCRIPTION
Hydroformed Aluminum Hardtail 27.5 MTB 49cm (19.3″) Celeste and Black SUNTOUR SF-18 27.5″ XM34-DS-Boost-LO suspension with lockout, Q-Loc thru axle SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed 34T Narrow Wide teeth KMC E8-S SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed 11-32T 720mm, 28mm rise, 31.8mm dia. 45mm with 3 degree rise, 31.8mm clamp dia. 31.6mm (350mm) SELLE ROYAL TEKTRO HD-E350 TEKTRO HD-E350 hydraulic disc 180mm 27.5″x2.4″ 27.5″ dual wall alloy, black 2″ TFT LCD Display 500W mid motor, 48V up to 130Nm 5000mAh SAMSUNG Cell Lithium-Ion 48V / 15Ah / 720Wh 70km (45mi) * 5 Levels of power assisted pedaling Any time on demand thumb throttle – removable Internal Torque, Cadence, Speed 48V, 2A, DC, UL Certified 4 to 6 hours MULTI-CLASS SWITCHABLE : Class2 / Class1 optional / Class3 capable where permitted ** 27.4kg (60.4 lbs) 3.5kg (7.7 lbs) 125 kg (275 lbs)
Specifications subject to change

*Actual range may vary depending on Ah of battery rider weight and other riding conditions.
**Electric bike class regulation: Class 1 : No throttle function, PAS with maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class 2 : Throttle and PAS maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class 3 : Throttle maximum speed 32km/h (20mph), PAS maximum speed 45km/h (28mph) all classes allow a maximum motor power of 750W(US) or 500W(Canada)

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MAIN TECHNICAL PARAMETERS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND PARTS
OUTLAND TORNGAT RS1 SKU : 100-322-301

PART
FRAME COLOR FORK SHIFTERS CHAINRINGS CHAIN REAR DERAILLEUR CASSETTE HANDLEBAR STEM SEAT POST SADDLE BRAKE LEVERS BRAKE CALIPERS ROTORS TIRE (front) TIRE (rear) RIMS DISPLAY MOTOR TORQUE BATTERY RANGE PAS THROTTLE SENSOR CHARGER CHARGING TIME CLASS BIKE WEIGHT BATTERY WEIGHT WEIGHT CAPACITY

DESCRIPTION
Hydroformed Aluminum Fatbike 48cm (19″) Red and Black RST RENEGADE 26″ suspension with lockout, thru axle SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed 34T Narrow Wide teeth KMC E8-S SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed SHIMANO ALTUS 8-speed 11-32T 700mm, 28mm rise, 31.8mm dia. 75mm with 3 degree rise, 31.8mm clamp dia. 31.6mm (350mm) SELLE ROYAL TEKTRO HD-E350 TEKTRO HD-E350 hydraulic disc 180mm front specific 26″x4.8″ rear specific 26″x4.8″ 26″x95mm Fat bike rim 2″ TFT LCD Display 500W mid motor, 48V up to 130Nm 5000mAh SAMSUNG Cell Lithium-Ion 48V / 15Ah / 720Wh 60km (37mi) * 5 Levels of power assisted pedaling Any time on demand thumb throttle – removable Internal Torque, Cadence, Speed 48V, 2A, DC, UL Certified 4 to 6 hours MULTI-CLASS SWITCHABLE : Class2 / Class1 optional / Class3 capable where permitted ** 26.9kg (59.3 lbs) 3.5kg (7.7 lbs) 125 kg (275 lbs)
Specifications subject to change

*Actual range may vary depending on Ah of battery rider weight and other riding conditions.
**Electric bike class regulation: Class 1 : No throttle function, PAS with maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class 2 : Throttle and PAS maximum speed 32km/h (20mph) Class 3 : Throttle maximum speed 32km/h (20mph), PAS maximum speed 45km/h (28mph) all classes allow a maximum motor power of 750W(US) or 500W(Canada)

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TORQUE TABLE
The following table provides the recommended torque values for components. Ensure all fasteners are tightened carefully and checked regularly. Use of a torque wrench is advised to check values are correct.
Never exceed the recommended torque values.
Some components may have torque values indicated on the part. Always respect the indicated recommended values.

PART
Rear derailleur
Gear lever Cassette Crank Pedal Saddle
Seat post Stem
Grips Rack Fender
Kickstand Brake lever Disc brake Brake caliper

SCREWS / BOLTS
mount bolt cable screw
mount bolt lockring mount bolt pedal axle seat post with 1 fitting block seat post with 2 fitting blocks
clamp faceplate steerer
clamp screw mount screw to the frame mount bolt on the fork mount bolt on the rack/frame
bolt handlebar mount screw rotor screw mount bolt

TORQUE VALUE
8 – 10 Nm 5 – 7 Nm
5 Nm 40 Nm 45 – 50 Nm 25 – 35 Nm 22 Nm 12 Nm
5 – 7 Nm 5 Nm 6 – 8 Nm
2 – 3 Nm 5 Nm 5 Nm 5 Nm
6 – 8 Nm 4 – 5 Nm 4 Nm 5 – 7 Nm

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SERVICING
Servicing your bike is very important. You can avoid unnecessary damage by servicing your bike regularly.
General maintenance · Check tire pressure regularly · Check brake wear every month and adjust · Clean and Lubricate the chain occasionally · If caught in the rain ensure bike and electrical components are wiped dry, remove battery and allow to dry over night · It is recommended to have your bike evaluated every 3 months by a professional bicycle technician
Before every ride · Make sure battery is charged and locked into position · Check tire pressure · Check brakes for proper braking · Always wear an approved bicycle helmet
CLEANING
Regular cleaning of your electric bike will prolong its life and reduce the appearance of rust and corrosion build up.
REMOVE THE BATTERY BEFORE CLEANING and use brushes and wet sponges to remove dirt. Finish by drying with paper cloths / towel. (Use of a mild soap solution, degreaser, chain lube and a chain cleaning device are recommended for a thorough cleaning.)
When cleaning the electric bike do not submerge parts or let water accumulate by the battery or electrics as prolonged exposure to water may damage these components.
Note: Do not use a hose or pressure washer to directly spray the bike. This may result in irreparable water damage and will void your warranty.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
ALWAYS WEAR AN APPROVED BICYCLE HELMET WHEN RIDING AN ELECTRIC BIKE ALWAYS OBEY THE BIKING RULES OF THE ROAD AND PRACTICE PROPER BIKING ETIQUETTE ALWAYS CHECK LOCAL REGULATIONS REGARDING THE USE OF ELECTRIC BICYCLES RAINY WEATHER AND WET ROADS REDUCE THE GRIP OF TIRES ON THE GROUND. EXPECT GREATER BRAKING DISTANCES, REDUCE YOUR SPEED AND BRAKE CAREFULLY. REFLECTORS ARE NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR REQUIRED LIGHTS. RIDING AT DAWN, AT DUSK, AT NIGHT OR AT OTHER TIMES OF POOR VISIBILITY WITHOUT AN ADEQUATE BICYCLE LIGHTING SYSTEM AND WITHOUT REFLECTORS IS DANGEROUS AND MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. DO NOT TEXT WHILE RIDING
WARNING When using this product, basic precautions should always be followed, including :
· Read all the instructions before using the product. · To reduce the risk of injury, close supervision is necessary
when the product is used near children. · Do not put fingers or hands into the product. · Leave indoors when charging or not riding. · Do not use the charger if the flexible power cord or output cable is
frayed, has broken insulation, or any other signs of damage. · Only use a charger supplied or recommended by the manufacturer. · The battery is intended to be charged when the ambient temperature
is between 0°C (32°F) and 30°C (86°F). Never charge the battery when ambient temperatures are outside this range. · This equipment is not intended to be used at ambient temperatures less than -10°C (14°F) or above ambient temperatures of 50°C (122°F)
Moving and storage instructions eBikes can be heavier than non-electric bikes. Ensure any car rack used is certified for use with eBikes and can handle the additional weight when in transport. As with any bicycle it is encouraged to store your electric bike in a dry temperate environment such as a garage when not in use. Leave indoors when charging or not riding. Prolonged Exposure to UV Rays, Rain and the Elements May Damage the Enclosure Materials, Store Indoors When Not in Use. For long periods of storage the location should protect the bike from extreme heat or cold. It is advised to remove the battery and store inside during extended periods of storage or during extreme temperature.

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iGO ASSIST
Caution for night riding · Check your bike during the day to make sure that your lighting & reflectors are installed correctly checking for looseness, tightening where needed and clean of any debris. · Always make sure that the front & rear lighting is operating to its optimal capacity. · Wear the right gear. It is recommended to wear reflective gear when riding in the dark. Eye protection such as a goggle, or clear protective glasses will keep any night debris from getting into your eyes. · Ride with a buddy. It is recommended to ride with another person as a back up should an emergency arise. · Riding conditions at night require a sharper eye. Many obstacles will appear as they are illuminated by the bikes lighting and provide less reaction time so give yourself some extra space between you and your surroundings.
Caution for wet riding · Make sure to leave yourself extra stopping time. · Be sure to wear the appropriate clothing and protective gear. Wet debris can get kicked up to the rider from the mudguards so please be extra cautious. · When accelerating in wet conditions be careful and make sure to increase speed at a slower pace. Don’t lean into corners and take more time to brake. · Make sure that the appropriate tire pressure is respected. Match the tire pressure to the road & weather conditions. A slightly lower (No less than 5 psi of the recommended pressure written on the sidewall of the tire) tire pressure can provide extra traction in sloppy conditions as more tire surface touches the ground. · Always keep an eye on where you’re heading. Avoid drain covers, grates, oil, and road lines which can become slippery when wet.
Guide to on/off road riding On road riding on flat surfaces is very different from Off road terrain.
· Understand your terrain. A bike that is equipped and intended for road riding should not be used for off road riding and vise versa. Only use your product for its intended purpose. Failure to comply could result in injury. We cannot be held responsible
· for anyone riding their bike which is not equipped for the intended terrain. · When riding on road conditions make sure to respect the road signage. · When riding off road, be sure to familiarize yourself with your surroundings.
When riding in hills it is important to understand that riding in these conditions can cause you to become unbalanced which requires quick adjustment. · Failure to understand off road riding characteristics can result in injury. · Be very careful when riding your bike in snow terrain. A fat tire can be operated with lower tire pressure, so more tire surface is touching the ground. (Only bikes equipped with 26″ x 4″ or wider tires.) Please see sidewall of tire for proper operating pressure. · Off road riding requires greater stopping distances compared to on road riding. Please make sure to adjust brakes, cables, derailleur, and all mechanical functions of your bike with your local certified bike tech as described in this user manual. Failure to comply could result in injury.

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WARRANTY
WARRANTY
iGO Electric warrants to the original retail purchaser (“You”), that the iGO product for which this warranty has been issued is free from defects in material and workmanship for the time detailed below, from the date of original retail purchase. This warranty is not transferable to a subsequent purchaser. iGO’s sole obligation under this warranty is to repair or replace the product, at iGO’s option.
24 months on the Motor drive, Controller, Display, Throttle, lights (All electronics excluding the battery) and Frame
18 Months on the battery
Within the first 60 days after purchase iGO will provide the part(s), Labor, & shipping of the parts needed
Beyond 60 days past the purchase date parts are provided but labor & shipping of part(s) is not included
If the product was purchased online, then iGO will arrange the repairs through a local bike shop, and pay the labor & shipping of parts directly to them
If the product was purchased at an authorized dealer, then the customer will have repairs done by the same dealer and warranty will be provided by that dealer as per the warranty conditions
It is the obligation of the customer to present the service products to the service provider as shipping of the product for warranty purposes is not included
A photo of a broken part must be emailed to support@igoelectric.com for authorization
All warranties begin from the date of purchase and are not transferable
Certain warranty conditions may apply, contact your dealer if you have any questions.
WARRANTY LIMITATIONS
The duration of any implied warranty or condition, of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or otherwise, on this product shall be limited to the duration of the express warranty set forth above. In no event shall iGO be liable for any loss, inconvenience or damage, whether direct, incidental, consequential or otherwise, resulting from a breach of any express or implied warranty or condition, of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or otherwise with respect to this product, except as set forth herein. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which may vary, from location to location.
This warranty will be interpreted pursuant to the laws of Canada. The original English version/meaning of this warranty controls over all translations and iGO is not responsible for any errors in translation of this warranty or any product instructions. This warranty is not intended to confer any additional legal, jurisdictional, or warranty rights to you other that those set forth herein or required by law. If any portion of this warranty is held to be invalid or unenforceable for any reason, such finding will not invalidate any other provision.

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WARRANTY TERMS
Article 1: Guarantee 1.1 iGO Electric guarantees that the iGO product you have purchased is free from material and/or workmanship faults. 1.2 If, during the warranty period the product proves to be defective due to faulty materials or workmanship, iGO or an iGO Dealer may charge for labor or parts at its own discretion. The defective products or parts will be replaced using new or refurbished products or parts. 1.3 This warranty applies within the warranty period, and upon presentation of the original invoice or sales receipt (indicating date of purchase, model name, and dealer) together with the defective product. iGO or iGO Dealers may refuse free warranty service if these documents are submitted incomplete or illegible. This warranty is void if the model name or serial number has been altered, deleted, removed, or made illegible. Battery warranty is void if battery case has been opened. 1.4 The guarantee may be invoked by the first owner of the iGO product only. 1.5 This warranty does not cover transportation costs or risks associated with the transport of your product to and from iGO or your iGO Dealer. 1.6 The warranty is void in accordance with Articles 3.1 and 3.2. Certain restrictions apply in regard to batteries and some electronic parts. Such restrictions are reflected in Article 6.1 and 6.2.
Article 2: Warranty 2.1 You can only make a warranty claim if you have registered your product at register.igoelectric.com and retained the original proof of purchase. The warranty period begins on the date of purchase. 2.2 iGO bike frames are guaranteed by design and/or material defects for 24 months. 2.3 All electronic parts, such as electronic controller, control panel, motor, throttle, and pedal assist sensor, are subject to a 24-month warranty if properly maintained. 2.4 The battery is subject to a limited 18-month warranty if properly maintained 2.5 On parts that are subject to wear and tear, such as tires, chain, chainring, freewheels, sprockets, cables, and brake pads, there is no warranty on these items, unless there are construction and/or material defects.
Article 3: Warranty Exclusions 3.1 If the following cases occur, then the warranty is void. a. Incorrect and/or improper use of the iGO product. b. The iGO product is not maintained in accordance with the guidelines mentioned in the user manual. c. Technical repairs have not been performed properly. d. Third party components do not match the technical specifications of the bike or were improperly installed. e. If proof of ownership, proof that the bike has been checked and adjusted properly prior to the customers receival of the product, is not present or signed by the seller. 3.2 iGO Electric is free of any liabilities in regard to (parts of) the bike being damaged as a result of: a. Improper adjustment of the handlebar, stem, saddle, seat post, gears, brakes, quick release axles of the wheels, and spoke tension. b. Not replacing worn out parts such as, brake/derailleur cables, brake pads, tires, chains and sprockets. c. Incorrect or insufficient lubrication of moving parts. d. Climatic influences such as rust.
Article 4: Warranty Parts 4.1 During the warranty period, all parts of which iGO has determined of material and/or construction defect, shall be replaced free of charge to the owner. Any costs of (dis)assembly are the responsibility of the owner 4.2 The owner is responsible for any cost of transport for the iGO Product and/ or parts to and from iGO unless the product or part is still eligible for warranty. 4.3 If a particular component is eligible for warranty and the original is no longer available, iGO will provide an equivalent alternative.

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Article 5: Transport of Warranty Products 5.1 If it is determined by iGO that a bike/part is to be returned to iGO, it must be done in it’s original packaging. If the original packaging is not available, an equivalent package must be used to ensure the product is well protected from any damages it may incur during transport. All original contents such as: keys, charger, battery must be included in the package. 5.2 iGO is not responsible for any damages or loss occurring during shipment of the product, such claims must be presented directly to the shipper by the owner. 5.3 If it is necessary to return the bike for repairs or exchange, a return authorization number is needed. Do not return a bike for any reason without a return authorization number. Any bikes that are returned without this authorization number will be refused. To obtain an RA # email support@ igoelectric.com or call us at 1-866-996-6686 and ask for an iGO support team member. 5.4 Damages in transit It is up to the customer to report any damages to the box or the iGO product within 24 hours of receipt. If you have received your bike and the box is damaged, you must write “received damaged “on the shipping company’s waybill as they are responsible for any damages due to improper handling of your iGO product. You must then notify iGO electric in writing at support@ igoelectric.com, or by toll free number at 888-996-6686 extension “233” within 24 hours of receipt to report the issues, after which iGO is not responsible for any damages.
Article 6: Additional Warranty 6.1 Warranty on electronic parts: Electric motor : 24 months, Charger : 24 months, Controller : 24 months, Display unit : 24 months. 6.2 Additional provisions for the battery/battery pack: a. iGO ebike batteries are warrantied for a period of 18 months limited. b. Normal wear/decrease in battery capacity is not covered under warranty. The battery will naturally lose capacity over time. Batteries that are left unused/discharged for extended period of time and have become irreparably damaged, are not covered under warranty. All battery warranties are to the discretion of iGO Electric and are final. c. Battery warranty conditions, If there is a problem with the battery, a photo of the serial number must be emailed to support@igoelectric.com. Upon approval of the warranty, a replacement will be provided to the customer at no charge. Shipping of the battery is not included. Replacement batteries will be covered by a warranty period equal to limited 18 months from the original date of purchase.
Article 7: Warranty Claims 7.1 Claims under this warranty will only be processed after the iGO Dealer from whom the product was purchased, has inspected the defective bike/part. Proof of purchase and ownership must be present at the time of inspection.
Article 8: Warranty Area 8.1 The warranty area is limited to the United States and Canada.
Article 9: Legal Requirements 9.1 Although iGO Electric accepts a warranty claim, it does not automatically mean that iGO Electric accepts any liability of any damage suffered. The Liability of iGO Electric never extends further than is described in this warranty. Any liability of iGO Electric for consequential damage, is excluded.
On the first ride of the iGO product, the purchaser agrees to ride the iGO product within the regulations set forth by their local municipalities. Customer further accepts the liabilities of riding their iGO product and agrees to hold iGO Electric and Fermetco harmless if these conditions aren’t met. The purchaser of the iGO eBike further agrees to charge the battery according to the instructions laid out in this user manual, and agrees to hold iGO Electric or Fermetco harmless of any damages incurred by misuse or improper charging of the battery.

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NOTES
iGO ELECTRIC 1300 55TH AVENUE, SUITE 100 LACHINE, QC, H8T 3J8, CANADA (toll free) 1.866.996.6686 support@igoelectric.com

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REGISTER YOUR eBIKE
REMEMBER TO REGISTER YOUR eBIKE
To gain full access to all owners benefits, support, and warranty coverage register your bike at :
register.igoelectric.com Complete the required information and click SUBMIT at the bottom of the page.
It is advisable to create a customer account on the iGO website. Once created you can add and
view all eBikes registered to your account and track communication with iGO support.
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References

• iGO Assist – iGO Electric Bikes US
• iGO Electric - The Future Is Electric – iGO Electric Bikes US
• iGO Electric Bikes US
• iGO 2023 standard eBikes - Assembly on Vimeo

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