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4. Twist throttle to 4mph or 15.5mph when pedals are turning forward.  

 

Maxspeed 

15.5mph/25kph with powered assistance 

 

Controls  

Back lit LCD display panel with bike and light on/off switch 

 

 

 

Power assistance: four levels and safety mode. 

 

 

 

Speedo, Range, Trip, Battery state, Clock

 

 

Bicycle weight

  18.5kg without battery 

 

 

 

Including battery and all accessories 

 

 

 

375Wh: 21kg 

 

 

 

575Wh: 22kg 

 

 

 

With optional suspension forks add 1kg 

 

Load capacity

  135kg/290lb/20st 9lb 

 

Frame   

Hand welded,6061 Alloy T4 and T6 tempered 

 

Frame size

 

20” 50cm 

 

Finish

   

Graphite Silk painted and lacquered, three stage oven hardened 

 

Forks

   

Wisper light weight forks 

 

Seat post

 

400mm black anodised aluminium 

 

Saddle   

Selle Royal Italy E-Bike Saddle with handle

 

 

Handlebars

 

Black anodised alloy with ergo support grips 

 

Stem   

Black anodised alloy adjustableheight 

 

Kick stand

 

Black anodised alloy 

 

Gears   

SHIMANO 8 speedcassette with 8 speed quick fireselector 

 

Chain ring

 

170mm 52 tooth 

 

Chain guard       

Full, alloy Stealth Black paintwork 

 

Chain

   

KMC Z51RB rust resistant

 

 

Cranks

   

Anodised Black alloy

 

 

Drop outs

 

Stainless steel cassette 

 

Main Bearing

  Sealed bearing with torque sensor 

 

Pedals

   

Folding non-slip, sealed bearings 

 

Brakes

   

Tektro 160mm disc brakes front, V brakesrear 

 

Rims

   

Alloy double walled 20” x 1.5” 

 

Spokes

  

13g black anodised 

 

Tyres

   

Kenda 20” 1.95 high puncture resistance with Kevlar and wall reflector

 

 

Mudguards 

Polycarbonate shatterproof

 

 

Lighting 

Front: 36V 15W LED, power from bike e-system 

 

 

 

Rear: 36V light, power from bike e-system 

 

 

 

Reflectors: front white, rear red, wheels orange and pedal reflectors

 

 

Rear Rack 

Certified to 25kg  

 

Metal fixings

  A4 grade stainless steel or alloy 

 

 

 

 

 

2.8

 

Simple Trouble shooting 

 

Summary of Contents for 806Torque 2017

Page 1: ...1 Owner s Manual Wisper 806Torque 2017 Model December 20161st edition We strongly recommend that you read this entire manual before using your Wisper bike...

Page 2: ...on off switch and lock 3 2 The ON OFF button and Light button 3 3 The Throttle 3 4 Torque sensor 3 5 Battery capacity meter riding style and affect on range 3 6 Brakes 3 7 Stem and handle bar clamps...

Page 3: ...ou are travelling too quickly you probably are Always test your brakes prior to using the bike and remember the bike will not stop as quickly in the wetas it would in the dry Before you use the bike f...

Page 4: ...properly tightened 2 1 2 Check all other nuts bolts and fixings are properly tightened Check all folding mechanism clamps are closed tight and locked 2 1 3 Check brakes are functioning properly 2 1 4...

Page 5: ...ng the LCD display please refer to separate hand book available from Amps Electric Bikes or your retailer 2 1 11 Remember to validate your warranty by visiting www wisperbikes com mywarranty and filli...

Page 6: ...urned off see above If your battery falls below minimum Voltage it may not be recoverable 2 3 6 Do not expose the bicycle or battery pack to fire heat sources acid or alkaline substances 2 3 7 When le...

Page 7: ...connect the new Wisper 575Wh battery and charger system directly to the battery manufacturer s technical department s computer Software updates will be uploaded to the battery and charger and system d...

Page 8: ...he tubes The recommendedtorque tightness ofcrucialfixingsisas follows Frontaxlenuts 46N m Backaxlenuts 70N m Handlebarand stem clampbolts 12N m Handlebarstemexpanderbolt 10N m Seatpillarclampnut bolt...

Page 9: ...5Wh 2 6kg Long range Samsung 575Wh 3 4kg Both batteries use identical battery cases so are interchangeable between 705 806 or 905 Wisper bikes Remote Control Service System RCSS on 575Wh only Deep sle...

Page 10: ...k anodised alloy with ergo support grips Stem Black anodised alloy adjustableheight Kick stand Black anodised alloy Gears SHIMANO 8 speedcassette with 8 speed quick fireselector Chain ring 170mm 52 to...

Page 11: ...l problem 1 Re install battery 2 Call service 3 Call service Low range after recharging the battery 1 Tyre pressures too low 2 Undercharge or charger fault 3 Battery capacity loss or damage 4 Hill cli...

Page 12: ...on on the top button c on the handle bar control isolates the power from the bike When the on off button is pressed for 3 seconds the LCD symbols will become visible When the on off button is pushed a...

Page 13: ...the on off C button found on the LCD If you presswhen the bike s power is on the LED headlight and rear light will illuminate The LCD display will also become back lit Press it againto switch off the...

Page 14: ...r when on the move 3 4 4 Setting H is used to turn off the torque sensor On setting H as soon as the pedals are rotating you will receive maximum assistance from the bike You will not get any assistan...

Page 15: ...s better to start a journey with a fully charged battery and to recharge it at the end of each journey 3 6 Brakes 3 6 1 Disc brakes are fitted to the front and V brakes to the rear wheels of the bicyc...

Page 16: ...disc should be cleaned with a proprietary brake cleaning solution 3 7 Stem and handle bar clamps 3 7 1 Your bike has been fitted with an adjustablehandlebar and stem clamp that allows youto change th...

Page 17: ...l the lever away from the stem the stem will now fold away from the clamp When unfolding the stem make sure the clamp is solid against the stem the chromedlockingknob is pushed back up into position a...

Page 18: ...Folding the pedals is very straight forward Simply push the pedal in towards the bike with your hand or foot and fold down To unfold lift the pedal back to its normal position Make sure it has located...

Page 19: ...connect and click into position when fully engaged Each connector has a different number of pins and an alignment arrow so it is important to ensure the connectors are only mated in their original pos...

Page 20: ...the rear wheel it is necessary to disconnect the main motor cable connecting the motor to the bicycle electrical system This operation is best achieved by turning the bicycle upside down 3 12 2 Locate...

Page 21: ...side of the handlebar The two levers located underneath the shifter can be pulled and pushed to select the gears over the range 1 to 8 4 Warranty battery maintenance and user responsibilities Repair o...

Page 22: ...1 Damage resulting from misuse not maintaining the vehicle or not following the guidelines within our user guide or using the vehicle for any kind of competitive sport 2 Accidental or deliberate dama...

Page 23: ...ill more than a new 36V 10Ah 378Wh battery Choosing a larger battery not only gives you more power and range but is often more economical in the long term 4 1 4 The key to having a long lasting batter...

Page 24: ...nsure there is no noise or squeal 6 Check smooth action and adjustment of front suspension forks 7 Check adjustment of bearings in headstock Adjust if necessary 8 Check security of all handlebar stem...

Page 25: ...hly to closed position Adjust if necessary 5 Check functionality of LCD display Includes selection of five power assist levels speed readout and all functions are correct as described in the user manu...

Page 26: ...26 customer Copyright May 2016 Amps Electric Bikes Ltd...

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