Whyte KYNAMIC Bedienungsanleitung
Attention!
Read this manual before your rst ride
EN | ENGLISH
Version 1.2
This document is not the complete manual for your EPAC. This manual contains important safety, performance and service information. Read it before you take the rst ride on your new
electric bicycle (eBike), and keep it for reference. Additional safety, performance and service information for specic components such as suspension or pedals on your eBike, or for
accessories such as helmets or lights that you purchase, may also be available. Make sure that your authorised retailer has given you all the manufacturers’ literature that was included with
your eBike or accessories. This manual can be downloaded from our website to access all the updated relevant information about the use and care of this EPAC and it’s components, as well
as information about spare parts, apps, warranty terms, etc.
QUICK START GUIDE
This document is not the complete manual for your EPAC. This manual is a Quick Start Guide to get you out
riding quickly and safely. Additional safety, performance and service information for specic bicycles and thier
components can be found here https://whytebikes.com/pages/documents
All of Whytes manuals can be downloaded from our website to access all the updated relevant information
about the use and care of your EPAC. Please note that manuals can be updated at any point.
WELCOME
Welcome to the Whyte Bikes family. Before you get riding on your new bike please ensure you have read all the manuals provided with
this product carefully. This manual contains important user directions and safety information to get you riding quickly and safely.
REGISTER
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bike’s warranty. If you ever have an issue, we’ll be able to handle your case efciently and get you back riding as soon as possible. It’s
easy and only takes a few minutes. Please follow this link https://whytebikes.com/pages/registration
INDEX
01 INTRODUCTION
1.1 MANUAL INFO & SYMBOLS ...................................................................................
1.2 PRODUCT WARNINGS .............................................................................................
1.3 RIDER ADVICE .............................................................................................................
02 RIDE INFO
2.1 OUT THE BOX ..............................................................................................................
2.2 PRE-RIDE CHECK.......................................................................................................
2.3 SAFETY EQUIPMENT................................................................................................
2.4 AFTER A CRASH .......................................................................................................
03 REGULATIONS & USAGE
3.1 LEGAL REGULATIONS .............................................................................................
3.2 USAGE CLASSIFICATION .....................................................................................
3.3 USAGE CATEGORIES .............................................................................................
3.4 RIDE CONDITIONS ...................................................................................................
04 SYSTEM CONTROL
4.1 HARDWARE ..................................................................................................................
4.2 PRODUCT WARNINGS ..........................................................................................
05 HMI BAR MOUNT
5.1 ON/OFF ...........................................................................................................................
5.2 HOME SCREEN ..........................................................................................................
5.3 DATA CLEARANCE & ASSIST MODES..............................................................
5.4 CHARGE LEVEL & ERRORS ................................................................................
06 HMI INTEGRATED
6.1 ON/OFF .........................................................................................................................
6.2 HOME SCREEN ..........................................................................................................
6.3 DATA CLEARANCE & ASSIST MODES..............................................................
6.4 CHARGE LEVEL & ERRORS ................................................................................
07 CHARGING
7.1 TECHNICAL DATA ......................................................................................................
7.2 CHARGING INSTRUCTIONS.................................................................................
7.3 DISPOSAL .....................................................................................................................
08 BATTERY
8.1 TECHNICAL DATA ......................................................................................................
8.2 RANGE & CARE .........................................................................................................
8.3 REMOVAL & DISPOSAL .........................................................................................
09 HUB MOTOR
9.1 PRODUCT INFORMATION ......................................................................................
9.2 MOTOR DISPOSAL ...................................................................................................
10 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY............................................................................................
11 WARRANTY ...........................................................................................................................................
12 NOTES ......................................................................................................................................................
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01 - INTRODUCTION 1.1 Manual Info & Symbols
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Manual Symbols
WARNING!
This symbol indicates a hazardous situation which could result
in serious injury or death. Riding bicycles can result in loss of
control or falls which may result in injury or death, this manual
doesn’t always repeat the warning of possible injury or death.
CAUTION!
This symbol indicates a potential hazardous situation which
could result in a minor or moderate injury. This symbol may
also alert against unsafe practices. The symbol will also be
used as a safety alert to indicate a situation where damage to
the bicycle/EPAC will void your warranty.
INFO
This symbol indicates to the reader that the information is
important to the user and product.
PLEASE NOTE: This manual was drafted in the English language and may
have been translated to other applicable languages. This quick start manual
assumes that you have basic knowledge or experience of riding pedelec’s/
bicycles.
Thanks for choosing to purchase this Whyte product. We hope you will enjoy
all the benets of its advanced design and engineering.
This manual will guide you through the set-up, safety and operations
procedures that are specic to your Whyte bike. Please read it carefully
and for more general information, we strongly advise that you also read
the ‘General Instructions Manual’ and ‘EPAC Operating Manual’, that is also
supplied with your new bike. If you do not have a copy of your ‘General
Instructions Manual’ you can download it for free from www.whytebikes.com/
support
Your Whyte Bikes component specications that are tted as standard may
be obtained from the Whyte Bikes website www.whytebikes.com. Please
remember, if you are in any doubt about your ability to safely assemble,
service, or repair your Whyte bike, DO NOT RIDE IT and instead arrange for
a professional bicycle mechanic at your local Whyte retailer to do the job
correctly.
Bundled with this manual, may be some of the respective manufacturers
instructions and manuals for the branded parts that are tted to your Whyte
bike. Please take time to study all the relevant instruction manuals to ensure
you have a continually safe and well set-up bike before every ride.
Happy and safe riding.
INFO
Whyte Bikes website www.whytebikes.com
Inuences
Never ride your eBike/pedelec whilst using headphones.
Never ride whilst operating your mobile phone or other electronic
device. Never ever ride your bike under the inuence of alcohol or
drugs. Failure to follow these strict rules could lead to a serious
accident or even death.
Riding conditions
Under wet and slippery conditions please consider your cornering
and braking. Make adaptations to your riding by decreasing your
speed, braking earlier, and gradually applying braking force. Braking
distance is likely to be signicantly increased especially in off
road conditions. Ensure you ride at an appropriate speed for the
conditions, terrain, and your ability.
Bicycle carrier - Child carrier or seat - Trailer
Whyte bicycles are only designed and tested for use by one person
at any time. Carrying a child, pet, or cargo load on your Whyte
bicycle is at your own risk. If you choose to install an accessory on
your Whyte Bike such as a child carrier or a trailer, make sure it is
compatible and refer to the manufacturer’s instructions and your
authorised Whyte retailer for mounting point advice.
Failure to follow the warnings in this manual may result in damage
to the components on your bicycle and will void your warranty, but,
most importantly, may result in serious personal injury or death.
If your bicycle exhibits any signs of damage, do not use it and
immediately bring it to your authorised Whyte Bikes retailer for
inspection.
01 - INTRODUCTION 1.2 Product Warnings
Your Whyte eBike system can only be activated when there is sufciently
charged battery. Please check the ‘CHARGING’ section of this manual which
shows how to charge your bicycle safely. If a sufciently charged battery is
installed and the eBike system is switched on, pedal assistance can be engaged
when pedal force is applied. For all pedal assist modes please nd the correct
operating system in this manual.
Kynamic Power
Your Whyte/Kynamic bicycle features a powerful pedal assist when
force is applied to the pedals. Familiarise yourself with your bike’s
ride and pedal assist characteristics in a safe and at environment.
Ensure you feel comfortable with your bikes performance before
riding in public areas where you may put other peoples safety at risk.
Keep your ngers away
Do not place your ngers or tools near the Drive unit. Maintenance
and repair of the drive unit should only be performed by
an Authorised Whyte Bike Service Centre.
Modications
Do not modify the Kynamic Drive unit or any components directly
connected to the drive unit. Maintenance and repair of the drive unit
should only be performed by an Authorised Whyte Service Centre.
Any attempt to modify the Drive unit may result in serious personal
injury or death, and will immediately void the bicycle’s warranty.
Tyres
Never inate a tyre beyond the lower of the two values of the
maximum pressure marked on the tyre’s sidewall and the
maximum pressure marked on the rim that the tyre is installed on.
Exceeding the recommended maximum pressure may blow the tyre
off the rim, which could cause damage to the bike and injury to the
rider and bystanders.
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01 - INTRODUCTION 1.3 Rider Advice
Rider advice
Riding an eBike offers a very different experience to riding a conventional
bicycle with no motor. The injection of power and increased weight can change
your riding approach. Below are some considerations to ensure safe riding,
reduce component wear, and increase battery range;
• Additional weight can affect braking distances. Consider your speed
when entering corners and trail features. Pedalling through corners or trail
features will increase your speed and may exceed the riders control.
• Shifting gears efciently dependant upon gradient and terrain ensures an
efcient cadence reducing wear to drive-train components. This will also
extend the battery life of the eBike.
• Check tyre pressures regularly to ensure optimum grip and roll efciency.
Store the eBike indoors and where possible avoid storing in a cooler
temperature lower than 5 °C.
Rider advice
Ensure that the eBike is properly sized for the user. Check your owners manual
for assistance with size adjustments. Please ensure you have read the sections
in your owners manual regarding set up, mechanical checks, and safety checks.
Please see advice below specic to EPAC’s.
• Check battery charge level prior to every ride.
• Ensure you are familiar with the display functions.
• Ensure you are familiar with the remote functions.
• Make sure the bike is disconnected from the charger before every ride.
Please note the use of a Pedelec or and E-MTB by children or adolescents
under the age of 14 is not recommended and or illegal in the UK. Please check
your regions laws and restrictions.
Fellow riders and your environment
Always be courteous to other trail users. Use extra caution around domestic
animals, such as dogs and horses. Give other trail users right-of-way in all
situations, take care in urban areas where human trafc is greatly increased.
Please see the ‘regulations and usage’ section of this manual to learn about
your bikes capabilities. Your Whyte eBike and Kynamic hub motor system has
not been design for offroad terrain or MTB graded trails. Riding your bike in
environments that it hasn’t been designed for could lead to mechanical failure
and put the rider at risk.
Public roads
Before riding your Whyte eBike, please inform yourself of all applicable legal
requirements and regulations in your country, state, and/or province. There may
be restrictions on riding your eBike on public roads, cycling paths, and/or trails.
There may also be applicable helmet and light requirements, age restrictions
or license or insurance requirements. Whyte Bikes encourages its bike owners
to research all legal requirements for their own safety. Failure to do so puts the
rider and others around them at risk, voids warranty, and support from Whyte
Bikes will not be offered. As laws and regulations regarding electric bicycles
vary by country and/or state and province and are constantly changing, please
make sure to obtain the latest information. Please read this manual fully and if
you have any further questions please contact your Whyte Bikes retailer.
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02 - RIDE INFO 2.1 Out the Box
This manual is not intended as a comprehensive guide to assembling,
servicing, or maintaining your bicycle. Please see your authorised Whyte Bikes
retailer for assembly guidance, service, repairs, and maintenance.
INFO: Specication of all the components that are tted to your bike
as standard may be obtained from the Whyte Bikes website www.
whytebikes.com
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WARNING: If you are in any doubt about your ability to safely
service or repair your Whyte bike, DO NOT RIDE IT and instead
arrange for a professional bicycle mechanic at your local Whyte
retailer to do the job correctly.
WARNING: Before any ride check all xings are tight and secure. This
is very important to ensure the bikes performance and your safety.
Please read the Pre-Ride Checks section of this manual and learn
what is required to operate this bicycle. Correct tightening force
on fasteners (nuts bolts and screws) is critical. Too much force can
cause damage to the xing and too little force could cause them to
undo or rattle loose. Where indicated in the instructions or printed on
the xing please adhere to the recommended torque specication.
Please see below for recommended tools and torque settings.
Tools Required For Assembly:
• 4,5,6,8mm Allen key
• Adjustable spanner
• Bicycle Pump
• Torque Meter Wrench (Optional)
02 - RIDE INFO 2.1 Out the Box
When unboxing your new Whyte eBike you will nd a Whyte Charger Case
containing numerous manuals (Including this manual). Please ensure you
read all relevant literature prior to assembly or riding your eBike. Relevant
manufacturer manuals for your eBikes components will be provided. Ensure
all documents are retained for assistance with maintenance, cleaning, and
warranty.
In addition to your charger case there will be an accessories box containing
components that are specic to your eBike. Follow the instructions below or
please contact your Whyte retailer for any support required.
Please note: the Whyte charger box and accessories box will differ between
bike models and may not reect the illustrations in this manual.
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Tools Required
• 15mm Spanner
• Philips Head Screwdriver
Accessory Part Instructions:
In the bicycle accessories kit you will nd numerous components relevant
to your bicycle. If your bicycle is supplied with pedals you will need a 15mm
spanner to t them to the cranks. Ensure you have identied the right and
left pedal prior to installation. Tighten pedals to a recommended 40.2-42.9
Nm (350-380 lb/in). A Philips screw driver is required to mount reectors
to your bicycle. Reectors are a crucial part of the safety system and must
not be removed. Before riding your Whyte eBike please inform yourself of all
applicable legal requirements to ride safely in your country/state.
02 - RIDE INFO 2.2 Pre-ride Check
Pre-Ride Check
Routinely check the condition of your bicycle before every ride. Regardless
of ability and experience level, you should read all of your Owners Manual
(Assembly Safety Equipment, Pre-Ride Check, Safety Checks, And Set
Up) and carry out all the required checks. In addition, make sure you are
comfortable operating the eBike’s controls and are familiar with all aspects of
your bike.
• Make sure nothing is loose. Lift the front wheel off the ground by
approximately 5cm (2 inches), then let it drop and bounce on the ground.
Does anything sound, feel or look loose? Then do a visual and tactile
inspection of the whole bike. Can you nd any loose parts or accessories?
If so, secure them. (Frequency: Before every ride)
• Tyre pressure. Make sure tyres are correctly inated. Check by pushing
the bike down into the oor, while looking at how the tyre deects. Check
Manufacturer’s recommended tyre pressures indicated on the side wall.
Adjust the air pressure if necessary. (Frequency: Before every ride)
• Tyre condition. Spin each wheel slowly and look for cuts in the tread and
side wall. Replace damaged tyres, do not ride on them. (Frequency: Before
every ride)
• Wheels are true. Spin each wheel and check for side-to-side rim
movement. If a rim moves side to side even slightly take the bike to a
Whyte retailer to have the wheel trued. (Frequency: Before every ride)
• Ensure there is ample battery charge before setting off (Frequency: Before
every ride)
• Check that the display and control functions are operational (Frequency:
Before every ride).
WARNING
It is critical that the checks above are completed
before every ride.
Brake Lever Adjustment:
INFO
Please note front and rear brake levers change sides dependant
upon country/state. Ensure you identify which brake lever operates
each brake.
Whyte recommends that at least the index ngers have the range to reach the
brake levers easily. Brake lever adjustment can be achieved - please consult
brake manufacturers manuals or by consulting a Whyte retailer for further
details.
INFO
Take care during assembly not to damage the discs, callipers, or
pads when installing the wheels. With hydraulic brakes, never apply
pressure to the levers with the wheel uninstalled.
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