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SPEED 20 mph (user adjsutable to 28 mph)
RANGE up to 60 miles
WEIGHT 90 lbs
PAYLOAD 300 lbs
RIDER HEIGHT 5' 4" - 6' 4"
FRAME 6061 Aluminum Alloy
FRAME STYLE Step-Over
FRONT FORK Hydraulic Suspension
w/ Lockout, 120mm Travel
MOTOR 750w,1050w Peak 48V Rear Hub, 85 nM
BATTERY 2600 mAh, 48V, 15Ah aprox. 6 hr. charging time
CHARGER 48V / 15Ah, 3A
SHIFTER Shimano ALTUS 7-speed
CASSETTE Shimano HYPERGLIDE 7 speed 14-28T - Smooth,Durable,Fast
DERAILLEUR Shimano SHADOW ROAD 7 Speed Rear - Heavy Duty, Quiet
THROTTLE Twist Throttle / Right Hand
BRAKES Quad Piston Hydraulic Disc Brakes w Motor Cut Off - 2 x 160mm
/ 322g rear 302g front
HEADLIGHT Dual Beam Ultra Bright 200 lumens
RIMS 26" x 13G x 36H' Black
TIRES CST RolyPoly 26" x 4.80"
SPOKES Steel, F 13G, R 12G Blk
READOUT Hi Contrast Color LCD
CHAIN RING 48T, 170mm
CHAIN 7 speed, 120 links
PEDAL FP-922 9/16" Platform Pedal
KICK STAND Alloy Adjustable, Black
SEAT POST 350mm
SADDLE Leather, Black, Hi Density, Foam
Comfort Cutout Breathable Hollow
HANDLEBARS Aluminum Alloy 680mm W, 31.8mm clamp
STEM Aluminum Alloy 28.6mm threadless / 90mm length
PAS 5 Levels including BOOST
SENSOR Adjusts power delivery based on velocity to optimize efficiency and extend battery life. Works with PAS to match motor output to pedaling speed achieving smooth transitions and a natural riding feel.
1. Unbox
a. With carton standing upright, open the top and carefully remove all contents.
b. Remove all shipping protections and ties.
c. All tools and fasteners needed to assemble bike are included.
2. Handlebar Assembly
a. Rotate the horizontal handlebar attachment assembly on the Head Tube to face front, and tighten
in place with tightening bolts located on both sides of assembly.
b. Remove the four (4) bolts holding the handlebar attachment on the Stem.
c. Hold the Handlebar in your desired position and reattach the handlebar attachment to the Stem,
then tighten the bolts.
3. Display Panel
a. Remove the two (2) screws on the Display Panel Handlebar grips.
b. Place the grips on Handlebar, straddling the Stem. Twist to best viewing angle.
c. Replace and tighten the grip screws.
d. Then position Front Reflector in front to the Display Panel.
4. Front Wheel Attachment
a. Remove outside nuts on the wheel axel.
b. Remove shipping spacer from front wheel fort and place the wheel into both forks. Be sure that the
disc brake assemble is on the left side facing front.
c. Replace both wheel nuts and wrench tighten evenly.
d. Return to the Stem tightening bolts and loosen.
e. With the front wheel positioned in a straight plane with the bike, re-tighten the Stem tightening
bolts.
f. Now is a good time to remove the battery compartment keys from the displayer cable and put
them into your personal protective management.
5. Attach Pedals
a. The right-side pedal has an “R” on it and the left side pedal has an “L” on it.
b. Attach each pedal to their corresponding pedal arm. Hand tighten, then wrench tighten. Note: the
right-side pedal turns clockwise to tighten and the left side pedal turns counterclockwise to tighten.
6. Align Front Wheel
a. Stradling the bike, lightly loosen the handlebar bracket from the stem by untightening the
attachment screws on the left and right side of the bracket.
b. Using both hands, gently move the handlebars left or right to position the front wheel in alignment
with the bike body, then re-tighten the left and right screws on the bracket to lock in the alignment.
c. With the wheel aligned, you may wish to realign the displayer to maintain the same line of sight.
7. Attach Headlamp
a. Remove screws from both sides of the headlamp. Keep track of the washers and spacers.
b. Holding Headlamp close to the bike, plug in the orange tip cable to the receiving cable attached to
the bike for the electrical connection. Align the arrows on both cables to plug in.
c. Position the Headlamp attachment holes with the holding brackets located on both sides of the
front fork. Place the washers on the inside side of the bracket and the spacers adjacent to the
Headlamp. Tighten the screws from the outside of the fork using a hex wrench.
d. Remove the protective cover from the Headlamp.
Please reach us at support@greenmotorsindustry.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Some components interchange across the line of SUN TZU ebikes, like saddles, seat posts,
handlebars, and grips. The ebike-specific components, however, like batteries, controllers,
displays, and motor do not interchange.
SUN TZU ebikes can have the speed limit changed using the settings in the control panel and
can be set as low as 14 MPH if desired to comply with local laws. SUN TZU ebikes can also have
the throttle unplugged and removed (but will continue to run on pedal assist) if desired in
locations where throttle bikes are not permitted.
This is a safety feature to prevent you from accidentally engaging the throttle while parking or
standing with the bike, if you forget to turn it off and then hit the throttle accidentally.
You can engage the throttle at any time while you are pedaling. If you are at a dead stop, you
can push the throttle, start pedaling (about one pedal revolution), then stop pedaling, and the
bike will stay in throttle mode
Lithium-Ion ebike batteries use a similar technology to your laptop or mobile phone. They can
absorb about 300 charging cycles before performance starts to degrade. Afterwards, they can
continue to be recharged, however, their capacity will decrease.
Yes, it is possible to put a suspension fork on the SUN TZU line of ebikes. You would need a
replacement fork with these specs: 1 1/8” to 1.5” tapered steerer tube, 51mm IS mount for
disc brakes (or a 74mm mount with an add-on adapter to 51mm), 26” wheel size, and the axle
type dropout style. Selecting and installing a suspension fork is probably a job for a bike shop.
Yes, you can add a suspension seat post to your ebike. Shop for a model with the same
diameter as the seat post you are replacing. The seat post diameter is stamped on the post,
near the minimum inserion mark.
We ship the EB01 ebike in a “Class II” configuration to meet ebike laws which have been
adopted in many states. The user can modify the speed limit using the settings, for example, if
you live in a state without ebike laws, or if you are riding on private property. During our
testing, we have found that the EB01 can achieve about 28mph on flat ground if you remove
the speed limit.
Maximum Rider Weight: 250 LB / 113.3 KG; Maximum Cargo Weight: 50 LB / 22.6 KG;
Maximum load capacity of the rear carrier: 44 LB / 20 KG

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