Specialized Turbo X Manual

Specialized Cykel E-cykel Turbo X

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OWNER’S MANUAL

TURBO / TURBO

1. QUICK START

Charging the battery

CHARGING

FULLY CHARGED

PROBLEM

ONOFF

Starting the system

1 2 3 4

2 SEC

75-100%

50-74%

25-49%

0-24%

ODOMETER DEFAULT TRIP

If the diode on the charger ﬂashes red, an error has occurred during charging. If this is the case, please remove the charger from the

power socket immediately and contact your Authorized Specialized Dealer right away. Please only ride your bicycle again when this

error has been corrected.

Charge the battery in a dry place and ensure there is sufﬁcient ventilation. Neither the battery nor the charger should be covered during the

charging process. A lot of heat can be created during the charging process and such heat has to be able to escape. Otherwise this could lead

to a danger of overheating and a possible ﬁre hazard. Specialized recommends charging under supervision of the user.

If any issues arise with the startup, restart the system. For additional information, please refer to the “Starting the System” section

(page 17).

Charge in frame

Charge out of frame

Removing / installing the battery

OFF!

CLICK!

OFF!

Checking the battery diagnostic

2 SEC

STARTUP

DIAGNOSTIC

OFF

MOTOR OK

BATTERY OK

LIGHT OK

REMOTE OK

ANY LED BLINK x2:

• Connection failed

• Component can’t

be found

MOTOR

BATTERY

LIGHT

REMOTE

WARNING! Before you ride the bicycle, please familiarize yourself with the behavior and operation of the bicycle in a quiet, safe place.

WARNING! The battery is heavy, so please ensure that you do not drop it as this could cause injury and/or damage to the battery.

WARNING! Remove the key before riding. Otherwise, you may injure yourself on the protruding key, lose the key or the battery could

become loose and fall out. This could result in accidents and injury.

WARNING! To prevent an uncontrolled launch, the system only starts to support you when the rear wheel is turning. Nevertheless, for

your safety you should always have one brake applied before you place your foot on the pedal. Please also note that the speed switch

provides strong support. This might feel very unusual. Uncontrolled launches with your bicycle can lead to a fall or serious accidents,

particularly on loose or skiddy surfaces or in road trafﬁc. Refer to local laws regarding wearing a bicycle helmet while riding (for example,

helmet standard AS/NZS 2063).

2. SPECIALIZED TURBO COMPONENTS

1. Top tube

2. Down tube

3. Seat tube

4. Head tube

5. Chain stay

6. Seat stay

7. Seat

8. Seatpost

9. Seatpost clamp

10. Rear Integrated reﬂector

11. Rear licence plate

12. Rear light

13. Reﬂector

14. Kickstand

15. Derailleur cassette

16. Dropout

17. Rear derailleur

18. Chain

19. Chainring

20. Crank arm

21. Pedal

22. Motor

23. Screen / joystick (page 14)

24. Handlebar with grip

25. Shifter

26. Bell

27. Brake lever

28. Brake cable

29. Shifter cable

30. Stem

31. Stem bearing or headset

32. Front light (page 20)

33. Battery (page 10)

34. Charging socket and magnetic

rubber plug (page 10,page

12)

35. Battery lock (page 11)

36. Disc brake caliper

37. Brake disc

38. Spoke

39. Tire (page 26)

40. Rim

41. Valve

13 13

6. BEFORE THE FIRST RIDE

Info

Brake

system

Shifting

system

Before your ﬁrst ride, please consult the instruction manuals of the individual component manufacturers, which were

supplied with your bicycle or are available online.

Please fully charge the battery before the ﬁrst use. During the charging process, the diode on the charger will glow red. When the battery is fully

charged, the diode on the charger will turn green. The battery can now be put to use.

Your Authorized Specialized Dealer will be happy to answer any further questions you have after reading this manual. Please ensure that your bicycle

is ready for use and is adjusted to ﬁt your body.

Fit: Please ensure that your bicycle is ready for use and is adjusted to ﬁt your body, including:

• Setting the position and ﬁxture of the seat and handlebar

• Checking the assembly and settings of the brakes

• Securing the wheels into the frame and fork

• Checking the tire pressure

• Checking that battery is properly secured

To ensure that you enjoy a safe and comfortable riding position, please allow your Authorized Specialized Dealer to set up your handlebar and stem.

Adjust the seat to a safe and comfortable position for you (please refer to your Specialized Bicycle Owner’s Manual).

Allow your Authorized Specialized Dealer to set up the brakes so that the brake levers are always within easy reach. Ensure that you know which lever

operates which brake (right/left).

WARNING! Before you switch the system on, ensure that the cover of the magnetic rubber plug is attached to the frame. The contacts

below it are live with electricity when the system is switched on.

WARNING! Modern braking systems are powerful. Please take an initial test ride to familiarize yourself with the brakes in a safe, open

space before setting off on your ﬁrst ride with the bicycle. Also remember that the effectiveness of brakes can be different in wet

conditions or on slippery surfaces. Please take into account the possibility of longer braking distances and slippery surfaces when riding.

Practice operating and riding your bicycle in a quiet and safe place before regular riding.

Ensure that the wheels are securely fastened in the frame and fork. Check that the wheels and thru axles as well as all important nuts

and bolts are secure (see page 23).

Lift your bicycle up slightly and drop it onto the ground from about 4” (10cm) in the air. If it rattles or makes any unusual noise, please ask your

Authorized Specialized Dealer to identify and ﬁx the problem before you ride.

Push the wheels forward with the brakes pulled. The back brake should completely prevent the back wheel from moving, while the front brake should

lift the back wheel off the ground with its braking effect. The bicycle’s steering should not rattle under braking or exhibit any play.

Check the air pressure in the tires. You will ﬁnd instructions as to the correct tire pressures on the sides of the tires. Please adhere to the required minimum

and maximum pressure. If you cannot ﬁnd any recommended pressures, 45 PSI is a suitable pressure for most tires. If the tires are narrow, 60 PSI is suitable.

As a general rule of thumb, e.g. on a ride, you can check the tire pressure as follows: If you place your thumb on a pumped up tire, you should not be

able to signiﬁcantly change its shape by applying pressure.

Check the tires and rims. Scan them for any damage, cracks or deformations, as well as embedded particles, e.g. shards of glass or sharp stones.

If you should ﬁnd any cuts, rips or holes in the tires, please refrain from riding. First have your bicycle checked over by your Authorized Specialized

Dealer.

7. BEFORE EACH RIDE

Before each ride, please check that:

• The bell and lights are working and are properly secured

• The brakes are working safely and are properly secured

• The housings and ﬁttings of the hydraulic brakes are not leaking

• The tires are free of foreign objects and damage, and the wheels run true

• The battery is properly secured

• The tires have sufﬁcient tread depth

• All bolts and nuts are tight (see page 23). Check that all quick releases are still correctly secured whenever the bicycle was left unattended,

even for a short time

• The frame and fork are not damaged

• The handlebar and stem are correctly and securely fastened as well as set up in the correct position

• The seatpost and seat are secure and in the correct position. Try turning the seat or tipping it upwards or downwards. It should not move

• If you are using clipless/magnet pedals, please check that they are working properly. The pedals should release easily and smoothly

WARNING! Before you switch the system on, ensure that the magnetic rubber plug is attached to the frame. The contacts below it are

live with electricity when the system is switched on.

WARNING! If you are unsure of whether your bicycle is in a sound technical condition, take it to your Authorized Specialized Dealer to

be checked instead of riding it.

It is particularly important if you use your bicycle a lot, either through sports riding or daily use, that you regularly have all the important

parts checked by your Authorized Specialized Dealer (see service schedule on page 27).

Frame, fork and other parts relevant to your safety such as brakes and wheels are subject to heavy wear which can impact the operating

safety of these parts.

If you use parts for longer than their intended lifetime, they can fail without warning. This can lead to falls and serious injury.

In the event of a fall or if your bicycle falls over, please perform the checks outlined on page 8 before continuing to ride. In cases

like this, it is recommended to have your bicycle checked by your Authorized Specialized Dealer before you continue your ride.

Aluminum parts cannot be safely bent back into shape, and carbon components can sustain damage which is not visible to the eye.

8. LEGAL REGULATIONS

WARNING! YOUR INSURANCE POLICIES MAY NOT PROVIDE

COVERAGE FOR ACCIDENTS INVOLVING THE USE OF THIS BICYCLE.

TO DETERMINE IF COVERAGE IS PROVIDED YOU SHOULD CONTACT

YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY OR AGENT.

Before riding your electric bicycle, please check your local laws related to bicycles and electric bicycles. If you are

unsure as to where to refer to your local laws, please refer to your Authorized Specialized Dealer. Applicable laws

may include laws related to the following, without limitation, and which are examples only:

• Where you may or may not ride your bicycle;

• Whether you must register your electric bicycle;

• Whether you must have a driver’s license to operate your bicycle;

• Whether and what type of helmet you must wear to operate your bicycle;

• The required age for riding an electric bicycle.

Any changes to the bicycle not approved by Specialized, have the following effects:

• Nullifying the warranty requirements on the manufacturer’s side

• Possible changes to the insurance obligations

• Possible changes to the applicability of the local laws to the electric bicycle

A. Intended use

WARNING! This electric bicycle is intended for transporting one person at a time. Fit your bicycle with suitable equipment if you would like to

transport luggage. Ensure that you do not exceed the maximum permissible weight of 295 lb (134 kg) (see page 23).

Permitted weight: Bicycle weight (A)+ Rider’s weight (B) + Baggage weight (excluding trailers) (C).

Using the bicycle as intended also means adhering to the operating, maintenance and upkeep conditions

described in this manual.

The manufacturer and dealer do not assume any liability for activities above and beyond the intended use. This particularly applies for not adhering to

safety advice and damage resulting from this, for instance: off-road use, carrying excess weight or making improper repairs to defects.

The electric bicycle is not generally designed to withstand extreme stress, such as riding down steps or over jumps.