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To mount the vehicle, wait for the 4 red indicator lights in the middle to stop fl ashing. Step 

onto the unit with one foot to feel the balance. If the unit feels balanced, step on the vehi-

cle with your other foot. Keep your body upright to control the unit and achieve stability.

While holding the handlebars, lean forward and the vehicle should move forward slowly. 

Lean backwards and it should gradually come to a stop. The Falcon’s forward and reverse 

movement is controlled by the rider’s body movement. 

Tilting the handlebar controls the direction of the vehicle. You can also lean your body left 

or right while turning the handlebars to maintain balance. The turn rate and turning angle 

varies according to speed. In general, the greater the angle of the handlebar, the faster the 

turn speed. When reversing, the control direction of the handlebars is reversed.

When dismounting, pull back the handlebar and shift your bodyweight to an upright 

position. When the vehicle has stopped completely, remove one foot, while holding the 

handlebar to maintain stability, then completely dismount. When the vehicle is on, do not 

release the handlebar to remain in control of the vehicle. Remember to shut off  the vehicle 

completely before dismounting.

Warning

If the Anti-Fall function is in use, the safety strap must be attached to the rider’s body be-

fore stepping on the vehicle; if the vehicle loses balance, the power will shut off .

Operating Conditions and Maintenance

If the alarm goes off  and the handlebars vibrate while riding, slow down. When riding for-

ward at excessive speeds, the handlebar and the whole vehicle will automatically begin to 

lean backward to lower the speed - this is a normal function to limit the speed.

Before riding, ensure that the handlebar, wheels, batteries, wheel guards and other parts 

are installed correctly and securely. Screws may loosen from vibration during operation. 

You may need to tighten screws to avoid loss of power, unwanted vibration or other un-

wanted vibration that may cause injury.

While riding, if any abnormal sounds are heard, stop the vehicle, dismount, and check the 

entire vehicle before proceeding.

Do not attempt to perform a maintenance check or repair the Falcon. In the event of fail-

ure, please bring it to an authorized professional. Unauthorized repairs or any attempted 

repairs by a non-certifi ed professional will invalidate warranties and may incur more re-

pair costs.

Summary of Contents for Daymak

Page 1: ...Falcon User Manual...

Page 2: ...en developing over the last 40 years or more E bike technology has been dramat ically refined since the introduction of the first custom conversion bicycles Today electric bicycles are a supremely rel...

Page 3: ...Table of Contents Introduction 4 Part Diagrams 5 Product Specifications 6 Components 7 Operating Instructions 10 Operational Conditions and Maintenance 11 Parts Replacement Schedule 12 Annex 1 13...

Page 4: ...r engineers We hope you enjoy using this product and welcome any feedback that you may have New Laws Most provinces in Canada most states in the U S A the United Kingdom and many Euro pean countries h...

Page 5: ...con Please note that many of these parts are not us er serviceable and should be repaired only by trained professionals This is especially true of the electrical systems and the mechanical components...

Page 6: ...rning Radius Zero turns on the spot Optimum Tire Pressure 1 0Bar 100kPa 15psi Vehicle Weight 55 kg Vehicle Footprint 65 x 49 cm Chassis Height 10 0 cm Handlebar Height 90 120 cm adjustable Tire Diamet...

Page 7: ...lance and controls the direction of the vehicle The front and rear of the handlebar is shown below The height of the handlebar can be adjusted to suit the rider Warning The handlebars cannot tilt in e...

Page 8: ...e battery indicator consists of 6 lamp lights all of which gradually turn off as the battery is drained If only a single lamp light on the battery indicator is lit it is a good idea to charge the batt...

Page 9: ...always be positioned in the middle of the pad as shown below Battery The battery provides power to the Falcon The battery voltage is 70VDC Do not open the battery compartment or the vehicle s control...

Page 10: ...battery is fully charged When charging the battery for the first time it is normal for it take 5 6 hours The battery lasts ap proximately 4 hours per full charge If the Falcon is not used immediately...

Page 11: ...n do not release the handlebar to remain in control of the vehicle Remember to shut off the vehicle completely before dismounting Warning If the Anti Fall function is in use the safety strap must be a...

Page 12: ...tiometer replace annually or for every 1 000 km traveled Handlebar Suspension Gas Springs replace annually or for every 1 000 km traveled Tires replace both tires if tread depth is less than 0 5mm Gea...

Page 13: ...n controls the power the lower left button is the mode key button The upper right but ton locks the vehicle and the lower right button is the display key In the off state press and hold the power butt...

Page 14: ...eering To increase the values for each press the display button to gradually increase the desired parameter Upon each button press the light increases in brightness incrementally Set the running time...

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