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1-855-GRN-RYDE  

(1-855-476-7933)

www.greenlightcycle.com

USER MANUAL - URBAN RYDER™ 

URBAN RYDER™: WARRANTY  

Warranty, Disclaimer, and Exclusions

The company will not be responsible for any breakdown, damage, or losses, direct or indirect, arising in contract or in tort 

from any cause whatsoever including failure to follow the Urban Ryder™ user manual instructions specifically, careless 

handling, improper assembly ,normal wear and tear, alterations, modification, misuse, neglect, or abuse.  All warranties are 

void if the electric bicycle is used for other than normal activities including, but not limited to, using the electric bicycle for 

rental or commercial activities, stunt riding, or in competitive events, or training for such activities or events.  All warranties 

are void if products are sold by a non-authorized re-seller.  Parts and/or products which are determined by Green Light 

Cycle Ltd.™ in its sole discretion to be defective, will be replaced only after a valid warranty claim has been processed by 

Green Light Cycle Ltd.™  Warranty claims must be made within the warranty period stated below.

Warranty

Green Light Cycle Ltd.™, to the original purchaser, with proof of purchase, for a period of one year from the date of 

purchase, warrants all parts and assemblies as to workmanship and materials used in their manufacture.  Green Light 

Cycle Ltd.™ at its sole discretion has the option of replacing all parts or assemblies with a new part or a factory re-certified 

part.  There is no cosmetic warranty on bikes that have been ridden or operated.  Any Urban Ryder™ products containing 

defective parts, if returned prepaid to an Authorized Service Depot or to the factory in Burnaby BC within a one year time 

limit, will be repaired free of charge, FOB the Authorized Service Depot or the Factory making such repairs and is expressly 

limited to the replacement of goods complying with this warranty.

The company will not be responsible for any breakdown or losses, direct, incidental, or consequential damages, including 

without limitation, damages for personal injury, property damage or economic losses, losses direct or indirect arising in 

contract or in tort from any cause whatsoever, including failure to follow the Urban Ryder™ User Manual instructions 

specifically, careless handling, corrosion, build-up of minerals on the parts or assemblies for any reason or from any 

source; nor for transportation and or other charges incurred in the removal, replacement or repair of defective products 

or parts;  all warranties are void if the electric bicycle is used for other than normal activities, including but not limited to, 

using the electric bicycle for rental or commercial activities, stunt riding, ramp jumping, acrobatics, trick riding or similar 

activities, competitive events or training for such activities or events, or use in any other manner for which the products 

were not specifically designed for.  All warranties are void if products are sold by a non-authorized reseller and there are 

no warranties or conditions expressed or implied or otherwise applicable, to the company’s products except as expressly 

stated herein.

Claiming Warranty

To begin a warranty claim, the Warranty Registration information (found on the last page of the User Manual), must be 

completed and returned to Green Light Cycle Ltd.™  We recommend you record this information as soon as you have 

completed reading the User Manual.

To claim warranty, please have the Warranty Registration information ready and call Green Light Cycle Ltd.™

(1-855-476-7933), between the hours of 8:00am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday Pacific Standard Time, or send an email to: 

info@greenlightcycle.com.

Urban Ryder™: Warranty

Summary of Contents for Urban Cruzer

Page 1: ...exercised when operating the Urban Ryder Carefully read the following information even if you are an experienced rider wear a helmet and safety equipment and obey all Provincial and Federal motor vehi...

Page 2: ...er 14 Time Setting 14 Top Riding Speed 14 Display Units 15 Wheel Diameter Setting 15 Backlight Brightness 15 Exit Settings 15 Normal Operation of E Bike 15 Power OFF 15 Speed Display 15 Pedal Assist L...

Page 3: ...Lever 11 Handlebar 12 Frame 13 Seat Post 14 Quick Release Seat Lock 15 Seat 16 Battery Key 17 Battery 18 Rear Fender 19 Rear Brake Calliper 20 Tektro Rear Disc Brake 21 Shimano Freewheel 22 Hub Motor...

Page 4: ...ool Kit 5 x Hex Wrenches 2mm 3mm 4mm 5mm 6mm 3 x Wrenches double sided 8mm 10mm 13mm 15mm 14mm 17mm 1 x Screwdriver double sided star slot configuration 1 x King Meter Owner s Manual 1 x Shimano Gear...

Page 5: ...t out Replace the faceplate and tighten the bolts evenly so that the faceplate sits flat over the handlebar Fig 1 1 Handlebars Fig 1 2 Handlebar Stem Cut out Fig 1 3 Handlebar Stem With Handlebar Inse...

Page 6: ...e side Tighten the round nut onto the rod so the rod threads are almost flush with the outside of the nut Be careful not to cross the threads and tighten by hand only Place the Quick Release Lever in...

Page 7: ...at until the tension is sufficient Less than 1 2 a turn on the adjusting nut can make the difference between safe clamping force and unsafe clamping force Assemble the Bike Front Wheel Fig 2 7 Forks S...

Page 8: ...ease Lever up to the locked position Grab the seat by the saddle with both hands to attempt to rotate the seat If you are unable to force the seat out of alignment with the frame the clamp is tight en...

Page 9: ...Remove the key before trying to lift the battery away from the bike Remove the seat or turn it sideways to slide the battery straight up and out of the cradle using one hand on the folding handle and...

Page 10: ...batteries in extreme temperatures hot or cold and keep in a cool dry place Always plug the battery charger into a grounded ELECTRICAL circuit The battery can be used in any weather between 1 C to 38 C...

Page 11: ...to 185 F 85 C during normal charging Never enclose the charger or put anything on top of it when charging The charger must be well ventilated Fig 7 4 Battery Charged Green LED Fig 7 5 Battery Chargin...

Page 12: ...minute power from your battery Charge the battery frequently If possible before using 50 of the power When starting from dead stop use the pedals to bring the bike up to speed When riding uphill or a...

Page 13: ...up down arrows and mode button controls the E Bike s power ON OFF programming the display and settings 8 Power Up Your E Bike To turn on the bike battery turn the key on the battery to the ON positio...

Page 14: ...SSIST to 0 While Programming After LCD display lights up hold the UP and DOWN arrows at the same time for 3 seconds the LCD will display the default setting mode Time Setting After entering into the s...

Page 15: ...Seconds 10 Normal Operation of the E Bike Before you turn on the battery power to ride the bike sit on the bike seat and assume a comfortable position to ride forward With the key in the ON position p...

Page 16: ...11 2 Backlight Bike Headlight Hold down MODE UP Arrow Button for 3 Seconds Fig 11 1 Thumb Throttle Fig 11 3 King Meter Display Set ASSIST to 0 While Programming King Meter Display Backlight and Bike H...

Page 17: ...Thumb Throttle 12 Pedal Assist and Thumb Throttle With the King Meter illuminated and ASSIST set from Level 1 to 5 the thumb throttle is active When pressed downward the bike will drive forward The th...

Page 18: ...Drive the bike forward Headlight LED light controlled by pressing the Mode and Up Arrow buttons at the same time Bike Keys turns the battery electrical supply off on to the bicycle controls and locks...

Page 19: ...rider your first ride should be in an area without traffic or other hazards We suggest that you ride the bike as a bicycle with no power assist turned on set ASSIST to 0 to familiarize yourself with t...

Page 20: ...ck brake calliper is sticking closed Check battery is charged Wire is loose or disconnected at light LED s in head light are defective Check the wall receptacle move to another and retest Battery is f...

Page 21: ...hat 1 0mm on each side or up and down Wheels should only be adjusted by certified mechanics Spokes Check for damaged stainless spokes regularly Replace broken bent or fatigued stainless spokes with ma...

Page 22: ...g station Always use very little water and keep water away from the electrical contacts Check the plug in connections for moisture after cleaning and let these dry if necessary before using or chargin...

Page 23: ...harge FOB the Authorized Service Depot or the Factory making such repairs and is expressly limited to the replacement of goods complying with this warranty The company will not be responsible for any...

Page 24: ...anual for your own records To initiate your warranty please submit the following information online at www greenlightcycle com productregistration or mail a copy of this page to Urban Ryder Warranty R...

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