Onyx RCR User Manual
RCR USER MANUAL
V1.0
455 Irwin St.
Unit 104
San Francisco, CA 94107
onyxmotorbikes.com
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GET IN TOUCH
Intro.
You are now the proud owner of an ONYX
Motorbike and in this brief document we will go
over the basic landscape of the electric bike.
455 Irwin St.
Unit 104
San Francisco, CA 94107
onyxmotorbikes.com
info@onyxmotorbikes.com
TW: @ony xmotorbikes
FB: @ony xmotorbikes
IG: @ony xmotorbikes
We want to thank you for choosing an ONYX as your new form of
transportation and recreational use. We hope you nd this guide
useful in getting yourself up to speed for many enjoyable miles to
come.
Sincerely,
ONYX Motorbikes
WARNING.
Riding an electric bike is extremely dangerous. Use of this produc t can result in serious damage, injury, or death. ONYX
products function dierently from conventional bicycles and are dangerous. To minimize risk of serious injury, protective
equipment should be worn at all times including a helmet. You are responsible for your own safety. Use this product with
extreme caution and at your own risk.
Content
04 . QUICK START GUIDE
06 . WARRANTY
07 . SERIAL LOCATION
08 . OPERATING CONTROLS
12 . BATTERY OPERATION
16 . OPERATING INSTRUCTION
18 . TROUBLESHOOTING
20 . OWNER MAINTENANCE
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QUICK START GUIDE
LETS GET READY TO RIDE!
Okay you are super tempted to ride the bike, but lets get the bike fully charged and
ready to ride before you go ride o into the sunset. The batter y is in storage mode
and needs about 50% more energy. If you ride the bike uncharged you could cause
problems with the battery. So lets get started!
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WOOD IS NOT METAL.
Never force, pry, or hit the
cover or you could cause
major damage to the wood or
worse break the cover.
The battery and cover should be handled with extreme care. Below are the steps for
proper removal of the cover and batter y so you can charge it fully for the rst time.
Once you have removed the battery, you will need to use the provided charger to fully
charge the cells for about 3-4 hours.
STEP 1: Unlock the cover gently slide the
wood cover backwards towards the seat.
STEP 2: Lift the front of the cover over
the top of the fork’s head tube nut.
STEP 3: Now slide the cover as far
forward as possible to be able to lift the
back of the cover o the bike
.
STEP 4: Unlatch the battery strap and
gently place the buckles on the sides of
the bike.
STEP 5: To fully remove the battery for charging, grab
the battery case handle and lift out the front of the
battery rst until it clears the top of the bike. In the
meantime, make sure to gently help the battery cables
out of the bike.
STEP 6: Make sure the batter y is in the “OFF” position.
Plug in the charger into the wall and then plug in your
battery. The charger light will change from green to
red after the battery is connected. When the battery is
done charging the light will turn green.
STEP 7: After the charge is complete make sure the
battery switch is in the “OFF” position before installing
the battery. Place the back end of the batter y on the
battery tray rst then let down the front gently moving
the cables into the bike.
STEP 8: Plug in the red battery discharge cables. Do not
be alarmed if you forgot to turn o the battery and the
connectors spark on contact. This is okay a few times
but over time you can wear out your connector.
STEP 9: Grab both ends of the batter y strap and buckle
it back together (adjust for a snug t if necessar y). Once
the battery is secure you can turn the battery power to
the “ON” position.
STEP 10: Read the Operating Controls section before
attempting to turn on the bike.
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WARRANTY
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Subjec t to the terms set for th below, the ONYX motorized bic ycle is
warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a
period of 90 days from the date of original consumer purchase and 12
months for drive-train related components. While under this warrant y,
ONYX Motorbikes will, at its discretion, replace or repair any product
or part which an authorized service representative determines is
defective in material or workmanship.
This warranty applies to the original consumer purchaser only.
EXTENT OF WARR ANT Y COVERAGE
The warranty will not be extended to any machine that has been
subjec t to mis-use, negligence, alteration, use of non-authorized spare
parts, improper maintenance (including improper programing, lack of
or poor quality lubrication) or modication of assembly. Additionally,
this warranty will not apply if the machine is damaged by re, ood,
accident, acts of God, or any other cause of a similar nature beyond
Onyx’s control.
Under no circumstances will ONYX be liable for damages due to
loss of use, loss of business or prots, or for any other incidental
or consequential damages. Some states do not allow the exclusion
or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above
limitation may not apply.
This warranty will be null and void if:
1. Any part of the serial numbers are removed, defaced, or altered;
2. If any unauthorized modication or alteration is made;
3. If any unauthorized or non-standardized spare part is installed;
4. If any maintenance or repair is performed during the warranty
period by anyone other than an authorized repair shop.
EXCLUSIONS
Normal wear parts are excluded from this warranty. Normal wear
parts include: Tires, tubes, wheel liners, brake linings, chains, spokes,
sprockets, brake cables, and seats.
Routine maintenance.
No one has the authority to orally change the terms, conditions or
exclusions of this warranty or make any representations or express
warranties other than those contained here.
ONYX is proud and condent of its dealers and products, and wants
to assure that each new ONYX owner receives full satisfaction. In the
event that satisfaction is not obtained at the dealer level, however, the
original consumer is invited to contact ONY X directly at 455 Irwin St.
Unit 104 San Francisco, California 94107
SERIAL LOCATION
The motor number can be found on the pedal
chain side etched on the motor side cover plate.
The motor number starts after the W.
The frame number is etched underneath the rear
seat down tube.
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OPERATING CONTROLS
KEY-FOB POWER ON / OFF / ARM
Each bike comes equipped with two key fob remotes that can turn on and o the main
power to standby, and set the alarm. Note this does not fully kill the power to the
system which allows for the alarm and clock to function. Once the battery is removed
or turned o you will need to rst turn the battery back on for the following to work
correctly again.
TURN OFF ALARM + POWER ON
STEP 1: Press the Unlock button once on the key fob and a audible chirp should
sound to conrm you have activated the system.
STEP 2: Press the Bolt button twice to turn on the system. The dash, and running
lights should illuminate immediately following this step so long as the throttle kill
switch is in the on position.
(Fig. 02) (Reference Function “Throttle Kill Switch On / O”)
(Fig. 01)
A B
C D
KEY-FOB BUTTON LAYOUT
A. Alarm Lock
B. Unlock Alarm
C. Panic
D. Start
POWER OFF TO STANDBY
STEP 1: Press the Unlock button once on the key fob and a audible chirp should
sound to conrm you have deactivated the system. The dash, and running lights
should turn o following this step.
ARMING THE ALARM
STEP 1: Make sure you have followed the steps to power o the s ystem to standby.
STEP 2: Press the Lock button once to set the alarm.
Unlock Button
Fig. 01
(Fig. 01)
Bolt Button
Fig. 02
(Fig. 03)
Lock Button
Fig. 03