Geemax B0CLS4J4J4 Electric Tricycle for Adults Instruction Manual

Geemax FAT Electric
TRICYCLE ASSEMBLY MANUAL

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THE MAXIMUM TRICYCLE SPEED IS HARD LIMITED TO 32 KPH MAXIMUM CONTINUOUS RATED POWER
There are references in this manual to the torque settings of different nuts and bolts, wrench is recommended but not necessary to complete the assembly of the Geemax Bike.

Parts description

A. LCD Display
B. Brake lever
C. Hand grip
D. Handlebar stem
E. Seat
F. Forks| G. Tyre
H. Rim
I. Spokes
J. Valve
K. Key
L. Charging port| M. Battery
N. Controller
O. Foot pedals
P. Twist throttle
Q. Display buttons
R. Disk brake| S. Front hub motor
T. Parking brake
U. Front basket
V. Rear basket
W. Headlight
X. Tail-light
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Introduction

We would like to extend our congratulatons to you on your new purchase of the Geemax FAT Electric Tricycle!
Geemax Bike has been importng quality tricycles since 2007, and we are thrilled to be of assistance in the assembly process of your new tricycle. This manual provides assembly instructons that will ensure that your tricycle is safe and enjoyable to ride for many years to come.
For more detailed instructons, photographs, and videos to help with the assembly of your new Geemax FAT Electric Tricycle, please contact us.
If you have any questons or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Geemax Bike.
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Tools required
Your tool kit, included with every Geemax FAT Electric Tricycle, contains all the basic tools needed for assembly.

Unpacking

Upon delivery, your Geemax FAT Electric Tricycle will arrive in one boxes. Weighing 41.8 kg, Size 1406037 cm, will contain the frame and other essental parts, will have the complete rear axle assembly with pre-installed wheels, as well
as the rear baskets.
To ensure that the contents of the boxes remain undamaged, use a sharp knife to carefully open them, taking care to avoid cutng or scratching any parts. Please note that the cardboard may have sharp staples that could cause person- al injury. Once the boxes are open, remove the parts and place them on the ground.  Use your knife to cut open the sides of the box, creatng a fat workspace to  prevent damageduring assembly.
To start the assembly process, begin by identfying and familiarising yourself with the individual parts.

Hardware Identification

You will find all the hardware required for the assembly of the tricycle in a small cardboard box labeled as “Tool Kit” or individually wrapped. The tool kit box comprises a battery charger, assembly tools, user manual, pedals, an assortment of nuts and bolts required for assembly, mudguard brackets, headlight and cable ties.
In addition, the rear baskets, front and rear mudguards, and a seat with an attached seat pos t are includedseparately and wrapped for protection.

When you open the carton, you will see the above Parts. Next we start assembling.

Assembly main rear axle

☆ Use No. 17 wrench to tighten the screw

Assembly rear wheel

☆ The side with the disc is the inside
☆ Tire pattern facing forward
☆ Use No. 22 wrench to tighten the screw

Warning: assembly the axle cap

Assembly front wheel

☆ Use No. 18 wrench to tighten the screw
☆ Motor wire port should be up, assembly the axle cap

☆ Connect the motor wires as shown
☆ Warning: an arrow at the connection respectively, the arrows should be in a line so that the connection is ensured

Assembly the headlight

☆ Assembly the headlight on the fork
☆ Use No. 18 wrench and screwdriver
☆ Finally install the headlight connection cable, as shown in picture 3

Assembly the handlebar and stem

☆ Use screwdriver to turn left and remove the protective cap first, as shown in picture 1 and picture 2
☆ Put the handlebar into the head tube, being careful not to exceed the safety line, as shown in picture 3
☆ Adjust the screw on the top to control the stem and the frame at the same level☆ Adjust the front screw to control the angle of the handlebar and make sure the knurling is fully covered by the stem

Assembly the chain

☆ Use the 4 bolts at the connection to control the length of the chain.
Kindly note the 4 arrows in the picture, which are the locations of the 4 bolts.

Assembly stay and rear mudguard

☆ Install the stay of the mudguard, as shown in picture 1
☆ Install the stay on both sides first, then install the middle, Stay can adjust the height and direction of the mudguard, as shown in picture 2 and picture 3
☆ Install the mudguard and put the reflectors on the mudguard as well, as shown in picture 4

Assembly stay and front mudguard

☆ Install the stay on the front mudguard
☆ Connect the mudguard to the fork with screw
☆ Remove the fixing bolt from the front wheel, install the mudguard, and tighten the bolt, finally install the bolt cap.

Assembly the rear brake (one on each side)

☆ Don’t install the brakes backwards, the direction of the brake lines is always on the bottom
☆ The brake cable must be tightened, also check the brake lever, otherwise the brake will not work
☆ Finally put the cable cap on the end of the cable

Assembly connecting wire

☆ Corresponding connection between the controller wire and the E-brake wire
☆ Red to red, yellow to yellow, black to black, note again the direction of the arrow
☆ Use twine wire at the end to make sure it looks cleaner
☆ Please check the video for details

Assembly the pedals

☆ “L” and “R” marks on the pedals, please correspond to the marks on the crank

Assembly the basket

☆ Assemble the basket first, then put it on the tricycle

Assembly the saddle

☆ Assemble the seat tube clamp to the seat tube
☆ Finally assemble the saddle

Operators Guide – Important information

Please carefully read and become familiar with the operator’s guide before using the tricycle to ensure safe operation and prevent potential accidents. It is important to keep this manual as an ongoing reference for product knowledge and safe riding of the tricycle, and to pass it on to any new owners or riders for reference.
The manual includes warnings and dangers related to the safe operation and potential consequences of riding a tricycle. All information in the operator’s guide should be studied thoroughly, and if you have any questions, please contact Geemax Bike or your distributor/dealer immediately.
It is essential to fully understand the warnings and cautions provided in the manual as they directly relate to hazardous or dangerous situations.
Although every effort has been made to anticipate potential situations or conditions that may occur while riding, this manual makes no representation about the safe use of the Geemax Bike under all conditions. The use of this tricycle carries inherent risks that may be unpredictable or unavoidable, and it is the sole responsibility of the owner or rider to assume those risks.
Please note that all content in this manual is subject to change or withdrawal without notice. While Geemax Bike makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of its documentation, it assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this manual.

WARNING
To ensure your safety and avoid accidents, do not ride on the roadway where there is vehicular traffic where possible.
Always ride within your abilities and the conditions, especially when you are learning.
Never carry more than one person on the tricycle, as this is dangerous and illegal, unless you are using an approved child seat.
Also, never ride after consuming alcohol or taking medicines that cause impairment.
Please note that the maximum rider weight recommended for this tricycle is 150 kgs. To avoid overloading, do not carry too much weight and do not ride too fast.
The baskets are really strong but not indestructible, avoid overloading them with unusual shaped, heavy items that are not supported correctly in the basket base. The rear basket can hold up to 30 kgs.
For increased safety, reduced wear and tear, and reduced power consumption, it is recommended to avoid sudden starts and stops.

Pre-ride checks

Before each day’s ride, perform the following checks to ensure maximum safety:

• Normal operation of the front and rear lights, brake system, and brake lever power cut-off system.
• Check parking brakes are in the OFF position and released.
• Check tire pressure is 16 psi (1.1 bar), low pressure will influence handling, speed and decrease your range.
• Check front and rear wheels, if there is any movement anywhere then tighten before riding.
• Check the battery charge level is sufficient for the upcoming ride.
• Check the front and rear brake system for stopping and free operation.
• Adjust the handlebars to your preferred position.
• Adjust and secure the seat into the correct position for your height.
• Make sure any loads you are carrying are secure and not overweight or overhanging.
• If you are transporting dogs or other pets make sure they have a secure floor to avoid slipping and they are properly secured.
• Wear appropriate high visibility clothing and closed shoes that provide protection.
• Always wear a helmet.

How to ride safely
Position the tricycle on a level surface, ensuring there are no obstructions nearby, particularly while you become accustomed to riding a tricycle.
If you intend to ride without electric pedal assistance, please proceed with the mounting guidelines provided below.
If you plan to use the tricycle with electric assistance, switch the battery key to the ‘ON’ position, and then proceed with the instructions.

Mounting and riding instructions

Position the tricycle on level ground clear of any obstacles, especially until you get used to riding your Geemax tricycle.
While standing alongside the tricycle, hold the brakes and engage the parking brake especially while learning to ride.
Next, position yourself holding onto the handlebar and seat, placing a leg through the tricycle frame until standing evenly over the frame with one foot on each side.
Avoid swinging your leg over the back basket area for safety reasons.
While standing with one leg either side of the tricycle, hold onto the handlebars and use your strongest leg to place your foot onto the pedal when it’s at the lowest position. Stand on the pedal to lift yourself up and position your body onto the seat correctly. If you can get onto the seat without standing on the pedal, the seat is too low for you.
From this point, keep both feet on the pedals at all times. Once comfortably seated, release the parking brake by squeezing the brake lever and flicking the lock lever
Next, decide if you are going to ride the tricycle with, or without electric assistance.
If you are going to be riding without electrical assistance then you can check the path is clear and pedal away.
If you are going to ride the tricycle with electric assistance, then the key on the battery was already turned to the ‘ON’ position previously, and then turn the Geemax tricycle on, by turning on the handlebar controller.
The colour LCD display will light up after 0.5 seconds of self-checks.
Select the desired starting speed. The speed settings are 1 to 5. 1, is the slowest setting with 5 being the fastest.
Decide if you want to operate as pedal assist or with twist throttle.
Pedal assist mode, start to pedal and electric assistance will engage after half-to-one turn of the pedals.
Throttle mode, press and release the red button to turn the throttle on and twist the throttle for the desired speed level, the throttle speed level will match your selected pedal assist settings.
With both feet on the pedals at even level, push off with your strongest leg, looking ahead for pavement conditions/ obstacles and for other road users or traffic.
If riding in pedal assist mode, power will engage after half-to-one turn of the pedals.
In throttle mode, twist the throttle slightly using your right hand to introduce electric assistance.
You will not lose your balance on the electric tricycle so always keep both feet on the pedals at all times.

Tricycle Operators Guide
Ride and control the tricycle up to your desired speed. Don’t ride too fast until you are fully familiarised with the Geemax electric tricycle, its performance, stopping distance and handling characteristics.
Slowly squeeze the brakes to get the feel of how they work and their strength. The brakes on your Geemax electric tricycle are high-performance, hydraulic disk brakes, and they will reduce your speed very quickly. About 70% of the braking power will come from the front wheel, but use front and rear brakes together for the best stopping performance.
The brake lever on the left-hand handlebar operates the two rear wheels, and they brake/stop together. The brake lever on the right-hand handlebar operates the front wheel. Using either brake lever will activate the stop light on the rear of the tricycle.
Try not to brake hard and start hard under electric power, look ahead when riding, judge the road conditions in advance. Starting and accelerating slowly will give the maximum battery range.

Important tips

When pushing/walking the tricycle manually, please turn off the power at the key to avoid accidental acceleration and accidents. Many owners find it easier to hold the basket when they are walking their tricycle, this gets you a long way from the rear wheels so you won’t run over your feet, and you can steer the tricycle easily by simply moving the basket left or right when you are walking. Many people describe it as similar to, walking the dog.
It is recommended when out riding to park your tricycle undercover, indoors if possible, or outdoors under cover in the shade. There is nothing worse than returning to your tricycle and trying to ride with a really hot seat!
In a public place, the tricycle must be parked in accordance with local traffic/legal regulations.
Don’t forget to switch off and remove the key (to stop the battery from being stolen) and also engage the park brake to stop the tricycle moving if blown by the wind.
It’s important to keep in mind that tricycles have a natural tendency to steer downhill. This means that when riding on a road with a camber or slope, the tricycle will tend to move towards the lowest point such as the gutter. While experienced riders can instinctively counter steer, beginners may find this unsettling. To overcome this nervousness, we suggest that riders focus on looking ahead rather than directly in front of the tricycle. This will help riders quickly adjust to the handling of the tricycle, and become more comfortable with its tendencies.

Safety information

This user manual is only used for reference purposes and cannot be used as an inspection reference.
The images shown in this manual may differ from the actual model.
Due to technical improvements, we reserve the right to change the specifications without notice.
The electric tricycle has a maximum speed limit. For safety reasons, it is strictly forbidden and illegal to adjust, or try to reprogram the electric tricycle.
Make sure to perform a safety check before each ride, throttle, brakes etc.
Only people who have read and understood these operating instructions for this tricycle are allowed to ride.
Like riding a bicycle, riding this electric tricycle also has the risk of injury and damage. If you choose to use this electric tricycle, you will have to bear such risks, so you need to understand the rules of safe riding and maintenance.
Proper use and regular maintenance of your electric tricycle can reduce the risk of injury.
This electric tricycle is designed for people 16 years of age or older. Riders should have good physical coordination, reaction, and mental abilities, and be able to cope with road conditions and emergencies if they arise. You must also comply with age restrictions on cycling laws in your state or territory.
If you have visual impairment, hearing impairment, physical impairment, cognitive/ language impairment, epileptic seizures, or other impairments or disabilities that could affect your ability to ride safely then please consult your doctor
and/or health specialist(s) before riding.

Note on wearing protective gear

Always ensure the rider is wearing proper protective equipment, such as an USA approved safety helmet. A helmet is required by local laws and regulations nation-wide in USA.
Always make sure your helmet is positioned correctly.

Always wear closed shoes, and keep shoelaces tied and away from the sprockets and chain. Never ride barefooted or in sandals/thongs.
If you are headed off-road then knee pads and elbow pads are highly recommended.

An important message to parents

This manual contains important information. For your child’s safety, it is your responsibility to review this information with your child and make sure that your child understands all warnings, cautions, instructions, and safety topics.
All children should always ride with adult guidance. Geemax Bike recommends that you periodically review and reinforce the information in this manual with younger riders.
You are required to inspect and maintain your child’s electric tricycle to ensure their ongoing safety.
Electric tricycles, because of their higher speeds, are intended for riders 16 years and older.

Additional warnings

Do not ride any tricycle if you suffer from reduced physical, sensorial, or mental issues.
Riders with a lack of experience or knowledge should ride carefully.
Children should not play with the electric tricycle, nor should cleaning or maintenance be attempted by children.
The use of this tricycle can result in stress and fatigue by passing riding vibrations throughout the rider’s body, if this causes you distress or discomfort then immediately stop riding.
This tricycle is a leisure device. However, when entering some public areas, it may be considered a vehicle and subject to possible traffic laws and regulations. For your own safety, please follow the instructions in the manual as well as local traffic laws and regulations.
At the same time, you should understand that operating risks cannot be entirely avoided as others may violate traffic regulations and drive erratically. You may be exposed to road accidents just as when you’re walking or biking. The higher your speed, the longer the stopping distance. On some surfaces, the electric tricycle may slip, lose balance, and even result in a fall. Be cautious when riding, don’t speed, and keep a safe distance from other road users, especially when riding in unfamiliar areas.
Ensure handlebar grips are not damaged and installed properly. Loose or damaged grips can cause you to lose control and fall.

Do not use this electric tricycle with standard bicycle trailers, stands, or vehicle bicycle racks. Please contact Trike Bike to check if your equipment will work with the electric tricycle before use.
Off-road riding requires special attention and specific skills. Variable conditions and hazards accompany off-road riding and extra care must be taken. Wear appropriate safety gear and do not ride alone in remote areas.
Take extra care while riding in wet conditions. Feet or hands can slip in wet conditions and lead to death or serious injury from a fall. Riding in wet conditions is not recommended at speeds above 15 km/h.
Don’t remove front or rear reflectors, or the orange reflectors on the wheels, they are required by law.
Engaging in extreme riding is dangerous and should be avoided. Although many articles/ advertisements and catalogues depict riders in extreme terrain, this is not recommended or permitted, and you can be seriously injured or killed if you perform extreme riding.
All tricycles do have strength and integrity limitations. Extreme riding should not be performed, otherwise you can be seriously injured. Failure to comply with these instructions or engage in improper operation, or not providing correct
maintenance of your electric tricycle or accessories can result in serious injury or death.
After any incident you must consider your tricycle unsafe to ride until you consult with a tricycle service provider for a complete safety inspection.
You should check the operation of the brake inhibitor switches before each ride.
The brake system is equipped with an inhibitor which disconnects power to the electric motor whenever the brakes are engaged. Check proper operation slowly while in a controlled environment by riding slowly with the electric motor running and applying the brake levers, the electric motor should immediately stop.
Riders must understand the operation of the electric assistance before use and take care with their riding, respecting speeds appropriate for the area they are riding in, and importantly, their user experience level. Most accidents could be prevented by riding slower.
Any changes to the electric tricycle not expressly approved by Geemax Bike will void warranty and could adversely affect your safety while riding.
Because electric tricycles are heavier and faster than normal tricycles, they require extra caution and care while riding.
To avoid damage never, submerge the electrical components in water or subject your electric tricycle to saltwater environments.

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