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Kickstand

The double kickstand stabilises your FS200 Vario when loading it.

To extend the kickstand, place one foot on a cross-piece of the kickstand and 
push it toward the ground. Grab the handlebar grip and pull the bike backward. 
Leave the foot on the cross-piece.

To fold the kickstand back in, place a foot on the cross-piece on the ground 
and push the bike forward. The kickstand will fold back into its original 
position.

Summary of Contents for FS200 Vario

Page 1: ...EN FS200 Vario User manual...

Page 2: ...30 Kickstand 31 Bosch Kiox 32 Lighting system 34 Rechargeable battery 36 Safety notices for rechargeable battery and charging 42 Range 44 Transport 45 Inspections 46 Tightening torques for bolt conne...

Page 3: ...Danger Potential hazards for your health and the health of your co riders and other road users if you fail to observe the respective instructions or do not take corresponding precautions Caution Warns...

Page 4: ...the following information Attentiveness Only a damage can stop you Therefore please stay attentive and take care of yourself your bike and other road users Traffic rules Even if it is taxing at times...

Page 5: ...ur own sake and that of your loved ones always wear a helmet This naturally also applies to all passengers you ride with Weather No matter the weather Your FS200 Vario is easy to take care of and come...

Page 6: ...erefore subject to the same rules and regulations In Germany these are codified in the Road Traffic Registration Ordinance StVZO and the Traffic Regulations StVO Traffic rules and technical regulation...

Page 7: ...ded use Furthermore we cannot assume any warranty or liability in the case of assembly errors and if a warranty or liability case could have been prevented by observing the require ments for maintenan...

Page 8: ...here are two ways to do this Press the button on the rechargeable battery The charge state of the rechargeable battery is indicated by the 5 integrated green LEDs Each LED represents approximately 20...

Page 9: ...edals There is a risk of slipping off the pedals in the wet Are the wheels fastened and correctly installed in the frame and fork Are you familiar with the control elements Are the tyres inflated to t...

Page 10: ...orrect saddle height while seated on your FS200 Vario Adjust the saddle to what you estimate is the correct height Sit on your FS200 Vario after placing it on the kickstand Alternatively have a second...

Page 11: ...ff button on the bottom left of your display Select the desired level of assistance from the control unit satellite For better visibility we recommend keeping the lights switched on at all times There...

Page 12: ...he way to the handle grip Additional cargo Your cargo must always be safely fastened Never load your FS200 Vario lop sided and make sure that no safety relevant parts are covered or functionally affec...

Page 13: ...eam in the FAQ section at www cagobike com We are looking forward to helping you After a crash or accident you may use your FS200 Vario only after your Ca Go dealer has checked it for potential damage...

Page 14: ...weight plastic boards reinforced in strategic places by aluminium plates The tubes and boards are connected by clamps These clamps have cut out sections making it possible to use them for securing car...

Page 15: ...e tyres have the correct tyre pressure Is the cargo distributed evenly Heavy objects at the bottom lighter objects at the top Are lights and reflectors uncovered Poor weight distribution can have nega...

Page 16: ...kly results in uncontrollable driving situations The transport of liquids if these are able to move freely e g in open troughs half full containers can also lead to critical situations The tensile str...

Page 17: ...e cut out sections at various locations which allow for lashing straps to be placed all around the cargo Figs 3 4 The rear reinforcement plate also has a lead through opening for a lashing strap Fig 5...

Page 18: ...offer various ways to secure objects individually for transport Figs 9 and 10 Fig 7 Fig 8 Fig 9 Fig 10 Elastic cords can be hooked into the clamps These cords can be lashed across one or several clamp...

Page 19: ...ndlebar with the stem needs to be set in terms of height and alignment Never pull the seat post further out of the seat tube than is indicated by the marking for the indented maximum extension If a ma...

Page 20: ...now place the foot on the pedal in its proper riding position the leg should be bent at a slight angle You assume the correct foot position for riding by placing the widest part of the foot directly...

Page 21: ...e must be no movement Fig 12 After adjusting the saddle height check and set the tilt of the saddle The surface of the saddle should generally be level Fig 12 Make this adjustment after opening the sa...

Page 22: ...lever actuates the front brake The right side brake lever actuates the rear brake To be able to grip the brake levers with smaller hands the brake levers can be moved closer to the handlebar Fig 14 A...

Page 23: ...of the brakes in a safe area You can find more information in the manufacturer s instructions Brake pads and rotors must not come into contact with oily liquids Such substances reduce braking performa...

Page 24: ...brake manufacturer enclosed to your FS200 Vario Brake pads wear out from normal use Check the condition of the brake system and brake pads at regular intervals Fig 15 Have brake fluids and worn brake...

Page 25: ...lting in total failure of the brake system and severe crashes and injuries Rotors are also subject to use related wear We recommend having the thickness of the rotors measured after the brake pads wer...

Page 26: ...and cargo Front tyre pressure 2 0 to 4 0 bar Rear tyre pressure 1 5 to 3 0 bar Hub bearings The hub bearings need to be checked from time to time To do this lift the wheel off the ground and rotate it...

Page 27: ...by wear can cause accidents The use of non original or improper spare parts can lead to a loss of function Tyres with poor ground adhesion or safety of use brake pads with poor friction as well as inc...

Page 28: ...ough mud or dirt Remaining dirt can lead to increased wear or a noisy drive train e g squeaking or creaking checking your belt drive for damage deformed material or fissures every time you clean it ch...

Page 29: ...ions under www cagobike com anleitungen We recommend that you have the configuration or switching of the gear system done by your Ca Go dealer Gear systems are safety relevant components Read the acco...

Page 30: ...ith the number as well as a QR code which is well visible when the battery safe is open Additionally the frame number is embossed on the side of the motor housing Suspension The initial tension of the...

Page 31: ...foot on a cross piece of the kickstand and push it toward the ground Grab the handlebar grip and pull the bike backward Leave the foot on the cross piece To fold the kickstand back in place a foot on...

Page 32: ...Kiox on and off To switch the electric system on press the On Off button on the display Fig 16 To switch it off press and hold the same button until the system has switched off Display and control uni...

Page 33: ...itions have to be met in order to activate and use your FS200 Vario The display must be mounted safely in its holder Make sure that the contacts on the back side of the Kiox display are in good contac...

Page 34: ...your Ca Go dealer If the constant light option is not activated you can switch the front and rear lights on and off with the Light On Off button on your display When the light is switched on the ridin...

Page 35: ...rk conditions or you will yourself have difficulty recognising obstacles in front of you The high beam light can be switched on and off by pushing the button with the light icon on the right hand side...

Page 36: ...plied charger The operating temperature range of your rechargeable battery is 5 to 40 C The storage temperature range is 10 to 40 C If the FS200 Vario is delivered with only one rechargeable battery t...

Page 37: ...longer time this may reduce its capacity Do not charge the battery longer than is recommended by the manufacturer After the charging process has completed and as long as the charger is not used the c...

Page 38: ...rd the rechargeable battery and hold the lever in this position Fig 21 4 Push down release lever 2 The rechargeable battery will be released from the mount 5 Pull the rechargeable battery straight up...

Page 39: ...the charger into a power outlet 2 The five green LEDs of the charge state indicator indicate how far the battery is charged with each LED corresponding to approx 20 of the overall charging capacity If...

Page 40: ...eable battery on the plug in the battery housing Fig 23 2 Pull release lever 1 toward the rechargeable battery Guide the rechargeable battery into the mount until it clicks in with an audible click Fi...

Page 41: ...th batteries are charged simultaneously to full capacity 1 Connect the charger to a power outlet 2 Open the dust cap of the charging port Fig 25 and connect the cable of the charger to the charging po...

Page 42: ...tarting to charge the rechargeable battery You may only use original Bosch parts such as approved original chargers Please familiarise yourself with all instructions on the charger label and observe t...

Page 43: ...determine the number of recharge cycles You can find information on servicing the rechargeable battery in the original operating instructions by Bosch on the Ca Go Bike website under https www cagobi...

Page 44: ...process which does not constitute a defect The full capacity will become available again when you use the rechargeable battery in warmer weather Nevertheless please plan shorter routes or use a lower...

Page 45: ...us goods Most airlines refuse to take them on board If you plan to transport your FS200 Vario by airplane please consult the airline beforehand in all cases Also ask the airline about its rules regard...

Page 46: ...ning and to maintain warranty claims Intervals and inspections First inspection after 100 to 300 km of riding or 5 to 15 hours of riding or 4 to 6 weeks or no later than 3 months following the purchas...

Page 47: ...rive belt Brake pads for wear Belt drive sprockets Rotor thickness Hubs Headset Brakes Pedals Gears Bolts and nuts Clean Drive belt Belt drive sprockets Clean and service after every ride in the wet B...

Page 48: ...ssed areas indicates that the component has reached the end of its useful life and should be replaced As a general rule the use of non original or improper spare parts can lead to a loss of function T...

Page 49: ...77 0 Nm The tightening torques in this manual are specified in Nm Never rely solely on your gut feeling tight is not always tight A torque wrench is the only way to ensure that bolts are tightened to...

Page 50: ...ht of rider Rechargeable battery 625 Wh Lithium ion Length 2 70m Width 0 70m Wheelbase 206 50m Unladen weight approx 55 kg Max additional load on the cargo area 70 kg Max permissible overall weight 22...

Page 51: ...quire more help please contact us online in the FAQ section Washing frame and seats The best way to wash your FS200 Vario is with clear water The frame is best polished with a microfibre cloth Use a w...

Page 52: ...pressure at regular intervals Furthermore you should charge the rechargeable battery to approx 60 for winter storage and thereafter recharge it to 60 every three months during the storage period Befor...

Page 53: ...and inner tubes Tyres and inner tubes are not residual or household waste They must be disposed of at a recycling centre in your vicinity Rechargeable batteries The rechargeable batteries of the FS20...

Page 54: ...applies You can find more details on the warranty on our website www cagobike com en warranty Export to the USA and Canada is not permitted product liability If you have questions concerning this use...

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Page 56: ...serves the right to change product specifications without prior notice Typographical errors mistakes and modifications reserved Version of 03 2023 Reproduction reprint and translation as well as any u...

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