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DEAR CUSTOMER!

We welcome you among lucky owners and users of 

electric motorbikes! To fully enjoy a safe and happy 

ride, please read the full content of these operating 

instructions before you start. Your road safety is not 

only related to your skills but also to the operation and 

knowledge of motorbike mechanics. Each time before 

driving, check the basic parameters of the motorbike 

and its parts. Periodic maintenance of motorbikes 

components is a prerequisite for complete satisfaction 

in using the vehicle. It should be remembered that 

some operations may require carrying out by a qualified 

diagnostic or repair station. We recommend regular 

visits to qualified diagnostic or repair stations.

Read the entire instruction manual before riding 

an electric motorbike!

INTRODUCTION

This product is intended for transport and is environ-

mentally friendly. The following are the features and 

benefits of an electric motorbike.

•  High performance brushless DC motor.
•  Digital controller with indicator and overvoltage 

and undervoltage protection.

•  Braking system with power cut-off to ensure safe 

driving.

•  High-performance battery for greater electric current 

and longer driving range.

•  Front and rear suspension for a smooth and com-

fortable ride.

ATTENTION:

1. Familiarize yourself with the local laws and 

ordinances that regulate or limit the age of 

the driver who will be able to use this electric 

vehicle. Laws and regulations sometimes 

differ significantly depending on the country 

in which you reside. It is your responsibility 

to know and comply with local restrictions.

2. Do not remove or disassemble the vehicle 

parts yourself. Contact a qualified diagnostic 

or repair station to replace or repair parts.

3. Do not lend your vehicle to anyone who 

does not have the required license to drive 

this vehicle.

4. To prevent an accident, avoid sudden stop-

ping or braking.

5. Never drive with one hand, avoid driving 

under the influence of alcohol or other in-

toxicants.

SAFE DRIVING RULES

The main rules

•  When driving this vehicle, always wear an approved, 

certified helmet and follow the helmet manufacturer’s 

instructions regarding fit, use and care.

•  When driving, you must comply with the same traffic 

rules as all other road vehicles, including giving way 

to pedestrians and stopping at the red traffic light 

and stop signs. You are a road participant with all 

the consequences.

•  Drive predictably and in a straight line. Never perform 

sudden maneuvers, especially in traffic jams. Drive 

conservatively and confidently. You may be hard to 

see for other road users. Use the correct indicator 

lights to indicate turning or stopping. Use appropriate 

protective clothing with parts that ensure visibility 

in the evening and at night.

•  Focus on the road ahead. Avoid holes, gravel, wet 

roads, oil stains, curbs, speed thresholds, drainage 

grates and other obstacles that may cause slip or 

wheel/wheels blockage.

•  Expect the unexpected. Pay special attention to 

situations such as the sudden opening of a car door 

or an unexpected appearance of a vehicle from 

behind of another vehicle. Use extreme caution 

at intersections and when preparing to overtake 

other road users.

•  Get to know all the functions of your vehicle. Practice 

using the warning lights, braking and using the horn.

•  Do not carry packages or passengers that could 

interfere with the visibility or control of your vehicle. 

Do not use objects that may limit hearing.

•  Keep a comfortable distance to ensure proper and 

collision-free braking in front of other vehicles or 

objects on the road. The safe braking distance and 

forces applied to the vehicle depend on the prevailing 

weather conditions.

•  If you have a poor pavement or uncertain pavement, 

drive slowly and carefully.

•  Do not exceed the maximum load of your vehicle. 

This will affect the driving range.

Rainy weather

•  Use extreme caution in rainy weather.
•  Brake earlier to keep a greater distance to stop.
•  Reduce your speed, avoid sudden braking and turn 

with extreme caution.

•  Be more visible on the road.
•  Wear reflective clothing, use safety lights.
•  In the rain, slippery surfaces, such as road mark-

ings or lanes at pedestrian crossings, become very 

dangerous and threaten wheel slip when braking. 

Communication wells or tram tracks also become 

more dangerous when wet.

Night driving

•  Make sure the headlights are on.
•  Wear bright and reflective clothing.
•  Ride at night only when needed. If possible, slow 

down and use known roads with street lighting.

ATTENTION:

 Modifying the vehicle is illegal. 

Modifying the vehicle will affect its structure 

or performance, which will shorten its lifetime. 

The modified vehicle will not be covered by the 

warranty. It is necessary to buy original spare 

parts from authorized dealers. The manufacturer 

is not able to guarantee the quality or durability 

of the vehicle when buying non-original spare 

parts on the market.

ATTENTION:

 Familiarize yourself with the 

local laws and ordinances that regulate or limit 

the age of the driver when using this electric 

vehicle. Laws and regulations sometimes differ 

significantly depending on the country in which 

you reside. It is your responsibility to know and 

comply with local restrictions.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

•  Vehicle category: L1e-B
•  Required driving permissions: depends on the 

specific country

•  Battery: lithium-ion, removable
•  Battery capacity: 60 V / 20 Ah (160 cells)
•  Cell manufacturer: Samsung
•  Battery weight: 9 kg
•  Input voltage: 230/240 V
•  Charging time: 5-6 hours
•  Number of charging cycles: 800
•  Charger: external with cooling, 67.2 V / 8 A
•  Motor power: 2000 W
•  Motor type: brushless
•  Maximum torque: 35 Nm (at 2000 W power)
•  Power transmission: directly in the wheel
•  Maximum speed: 45 km/h
•  Maximum range: 60* km

•  Hill climbing ability: 15°
•  Weight: 65 kg (without batteries)
•  Maximum load: 150 kg
•  Length: 1670 mm
•  Width: 700 mm
•  Height: 1120 mm
•  Wheelbase: 1225 mm
•  Front tire: tubeless, 3.00-10, 42J, 43J
•  Rear tire: tubeless, 3.00-10, 42J, 43J
•  Front brake: disc, Ø180 mm
•  Rear brake: drum brake

* actual range depends on many factors, including 

temperature, mass of traveler, degree of inclination, 

driving dynamics etc.

ATTENTION:

 Due to continuous product im-

provement, the specifications and design of the 

device are subject to change without notice.

CONSTRUCTION OF AN 

ELECTRIC MOTORBIKE

1.  Rear-view mirrors (right and left)
2.  Wind deflector
3.  Headlight with direction indicators (left and right)
4.  Front wheel
5.  Dashboard
6.  Acceleration handle and brakes (rear and front)
7.  Storage box with USB charger
8.  Floor
9.  Seat (opens with access to storage and battery)
10.  Rear lights
11.  Place for the license plate
12.  Rear wheel
13.  Passenger footrests (left and right)
14.  Central foot
15.  Side foot

ATTENTION:

 Do not use the horn in the area 

of non-use.

DASHBOARD

1.  Left turn signal indicator
2.  Gear indicator
3.  Speed indicator
4.  Traffic lights indicator
5.  Right turn signal indicator
6.  Indicator of traveled kilometers
7.  Battery charge and usage indicator: green means the 

battery is fully charged, red means the battery is at 

low charge. When the indicator indicates a yellow 

area, the battery is half charged. When the indicator 

indicates a red area, the battery needs charging.

8.  Left rear view mirror
9.  Right rear view mirror
10.  Accelerator handle
11.  Rear brake lever
12.  Front brake lever
13.  Light switch: parking and traffic lights
14.  Horn
15.  Turning signal switch (left and right)
16.  Alarm switch
17.  Reverse gear switch

IGNITION SWITCH

1.  Insert the key in the ignition and turn right to the ON 

position to start the vehicle.

2.  With the vehicle running, turn the ignition key to the 

OFF position to turn off the vehicle.

3.  With the vehicle switched off, turn the ignition key 

to the left to open the storage compartment under 

the seat.

4.  With the vehicle switched off, press the ignition key 

into the steering column and turn it to the left to lock 

the front wheel of the vehicle.

ATTENTION:

 Never push the scooter when the 

handlebar is locked. This can result in a loss of 

balance and a fall of the vehicle.

ATTENTION:

 Lock the vehicle and take the 

key after parking.

BATTERY CHARGING

Before using the electric motorbike for the first time, 

charge the batteries for 6-9 hours with the supplied 

charger.

Important charging instructions

•  The power switch lock must be in the OFF position 

when charging the electric motorbike.

•  The motorbike uses a 60 V lithium battery. The 

electric motorbike must be charged after each ride. 

You must charge the electric motorbike if it has not 

been used for 30 days or more. The charging time 

is 4-5 hours.

Charging an electric motorbike via the charging socket:

 

Turn off the motorbike by turning the ignition key to the 

OFF position. Insert the output plug into the charging 

socket of the motorbike (see fig. 1) and connect the 

220/110 V input plug to the wall socket (see fig. 2). The 

battery is fully charged when the charger indicator is 

green. We suggest extending the charging time by 

1-2 hours to achieve better battery condition. When 

charging is complete, unplug the charger’s input plug 

and then the output plug.

Direct charging of the electric motorbike battery:

 Switch 

off the motorbike by turning the ignition key to the OFF 

position. Open the storage compartment under the seat. 

Carefully remove the plug from the battery. Insert the 

output plug into the battery charging socket (see fig. 

1) and connect the 220/110 V input plug to the wall 

socket (see fig. 2). The battery is fully charged when the 

charger indicator is green. We suggest extending the 

fig. dashboard

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Summary of Contents for Agile

Page 1: ...electric vehicles visit e mio eu USER MANUAL with li ion battery electric vehicles visit e mio eu USER MANUAL with li ion battery ...

Page 2: ... features and benefits of an electric motorbike High performance brushless DC motor Digital controller with indicator and overvoltage and undervoltage protection Braking system with power cut off to ensure safe driving High performance battery for greater electric current and longer driving range Front and rear suspension for a smooth and com fortable ride ATTENTION 1 Familiarize yourself with the...

Page 3: ...l attention to situations such as the sudden opening of a car door or an unexpected appearance of a vehicle from behind of another vehicle Use extreme caution at intersections and when preparing to overtake other road users Get to know all the functions of your vehicle Practice using the warning lights braking and using the horn Do not carry packages or passengers that could interfere with the vis...

Page 4: ...of the vehicle when buying non original spare parts on the market ATTENTION Familiarize yourself with the local laws and ordinances that regulate or limit the age of the driver when using this electric vehicle Laws and regulations sometimes differ significantly depending on the country in which you reside It is your responsibility to know and comply with local restrictions TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...

Page 5: ...ontinuous product im provement the specifications and design of the device are subject to change without notice CONSTRUCTION OF AN ELECTRIC MOTORBIKE 1 Rear view mirrors right and left 2 Wind deflector 3 Headlight with direction indicators left and right 4 Front wheel 5 Dashboard 6 Acceleration handle and brakes rear and front 7 Storage box with USB charger 8 Floor 9 Seat opens with access to stor...

Page 6: ...of an electric motorbike R L 3 4 2 1 km h km iBike M P ECU 1 2 8 3 4 5 6 9 11 10 12 16 15 17 13 14 7 1 3 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 13 fig dashboard fig construction of an electric motorbike R L 3 4 2 1 km h km iBike M P ECU 1 2 8 3 4 5 6 9 11 10 12 16 15 17 13 14 7 ...

Page 7: ... view mirror 10 Accelerator handle 11 Rear brake lever 12 Front brake lever 13 Light switch parking and traffic lights 14 Horn 15 Turning signal switch left and right 16 Alarm switch 17 Reverse gear switch IGNITION SWITCH 1 Insert the key in the ignition and turn right to the ON position to start the vehicle 2 With the vehicle running turn the ignition key to the OFF position to turn off the vehic...

Page 8: ...ging socket Turn off the motorbike by turning the ignition key to the OFF position Insert the output plug into the charging socket of the motorbike see fig 1 and connect the 220 110V input plug to the wall socket see fig 2 The battery is fully charged when the charger indicator is green We suggest extending the charging time by 1 2 hours to achieve better battery condition When charging is complet...

Page 9: ...rse gear only when the vehicle is standing still After stopping the vehicle press the reverse button and gently rotate the accelerator lever The vehicle will move backwards Floor Do not place any heavy objects on the floor This will affect the balance of the motorbike and may cause danger Seat 1 Seat lock turn the key in the ignition switch to the left you will be able to raise the seat and gain a...

Page 10: ...essary resistance lubricate them if necessary Charge the battery regularly when you don t use the electric motorbike too often To extend the battery life charging should take place every 15 days in summer and every 30 days in winter DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS Fold the foot center or side depending on which you use and hold the steering wheel steady with both hands Take a well balanced position put your ...

Page 11: ...gularities immediately stop using the battery and move away Recommendations for the storage and use of lithium ion batteries To extend battery life follow these guidelines Charging 1 Use only the charger provided with the electric mo torbike Connect the power supply to the charger Insert the charger output connector into the battery input connector When the indicator light for fully charged batter...

Page 12: ...d down Vehicle cleaning Do not use high pressure water to clean the electric motorbike Wetted wet electrical parts and wiring will affect the vehicle s performance Do not apply grease to the drum brake and tire Use appropriate cleaning medium to clean the metal parts of the electric motorbike This will protect the metal parts of the vehicle against corrosion Use a cleaning medium to clean varnishe...

Page 13: ...ing parts tires and all light bulbs brake discs and pads wheels fork brakes horn charger and battery Charger control 1 Use only the original charger supplied with the motor bike scooter Remember to check the mains voltage in your country Do not confuse the 110 V charger with the 220 V charger 2 The motorbike must be turned off during charging 3 Do not move rotate or subject the battery to damage w...

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