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WARNING
Read, understand, and follow all of the instructions
and safety precautions in this manual and on all
product labels.
Failure to follow the safety precautions could result in
serious injury or death.
Copyright 2015 EVantage
™
TABLE OF CONTENTS
QUICK START .............................................................................................. 2
COMPONENTS ........................................................................................... 4
INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................... 7
SAFETY ........................................................................................................ 8
PEDELEC AND S-PEDELEC BICYCLES ................................................... 12
PRO RIDE™ BATTERY ............................................................................... 13
SMART BATTERY CHARGER .................................................................... 16
DISPLAY – INFORMATION CENTER DASHBOARD ................................. 18
REGENERATION .......................................................................................... 20
MOTOR BIOSYNC ....................................................................................... 21
REPLACING A FLAT TIRE ........................................................................... 22
TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................... 24
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................. 24
FRAME DIMENSIONS ................................................................................. 26
WARRANTY ................................................................................................. 28
DEALER SERVICE SCHEDULE .................................................................. 29
HANDOVER DOCUMENTATION ................................................................ 31
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POWERING ON THE
POLARIS eBIKE
1
Turn on the Pro Ride™ battery.
2
Turn on the IC Dashboard™.
3
Press the UP or DOWN button
to scroll until the desired
assistance or regeneration mode
is reached (use the arrows for UP
& DOWN)
4
Start pedal rotation for pedal
assistance.
QUICK START
TROUBLESHOOTING
FAULT
CODE
CAUSE
CORRECTIVE
MEASURE
F01
Internal error in the
motor
Have the hall sensor in the
internal motor checked by
authorized dealer
F02
Connection problem in
the motor
Check connections by
authorised dealer
F03
Cadence sensor Check cadence sensor
connection by authorised
dealer or shift gears to reset.
F04
Internal motor error Check the internal drive
circuit in the motor by an
authorised dealer.
F05
Connection problem
with LCD display
Check connections by
authorised dealer.
F06
Motor temperature too
high (above 80 C)
Allow the motor to cool
down by turning off the
unit and continuing to
pedal without assistance.
F07
Power supply
connection
Check the connection
between the battery and
motor. Have authorised
dealer check battery.
F08
Temperature of battery
pack too high (45 C)
Allow the battery to cool
down by turning off the
unit and continuing to
pedal without assistance.
F09
Temperature of battery
pack too low
(below 2 C)
Allow the battery pack to
warm up slowly in a warm
location.
F10
Temperature sensor Automatic sensor to
indicate high motor
temperature. Most
cases, eBike will remain
operational.
F11
Battery pack
connection
Check the connection
between the battery
pack and the battery
compartment in
downtube.
F12
One or more buttons
on the LCD display are
stuck
Check if any buttons are
stuck or blocked from
dirt or debris. Clean as
necessary.
F13
Gear is not aligned in
the sensor box.
Shift through gears while
pedaling
F14
Converter inside
battery overheat
Let cool down for 5
minutes
F15
Motor overheat Let cool down for 5
minutes otherwise unit will
shut off and switch to F06.
F16
Battery overheat
warning.
Allow the battery to cool
down by turning off the
unit and continuing to
pedal without assistance.
F17
Battery voltage level
too low. Unit is shut
off.
Charge the unit fully for
6-8 hrs
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2
3
Charging in
frame
Charging
out of frame
Green LED signies the charger
is connected to AC power
WARNING: Please read and understand all
sections of this User Manual before riding
your pedelec bicycle.
WARNING: The battery is very heavy, so
ensure that you do not drop it as this could
cause personal injury and/or damage the battery.
WARNING: Remove the key from the
keyhole before riding. Replacement keys are
available in case of loss upon registering online.
FULLY CHARGE UNIT FOR A FULL 6-8
HOURS BEFORE YOUR FIRST RIDE.
INSTALLING THE
PRO RIDE™ BATTERY
CHARGING THE
PRO RIDE™ BATTERY
CAUTION: Charge the battery in a dry place and ensure there is sufficient ventilation.
Neither the battery nor the charger should be covered during charging. The charging
process gives off heat, which must escape or it could lead to overheating and a possible fire
hazard.
IMPORTANT: FULLY CHARGE BATTERIES BEFORE FIRST USE.
Li-Ion (Lithium-Ion) batteries must be fully charged immediately when they are received
and after each use. Optimal Li-Ion battery performance is reached after 3-4 charging cycles.
IMPORTANT: Always make sure the display and main power switch on the battery are
turned OFF before charging or removing the battery. Leave battery at 50% charge level
or more for extended periods of inactivity.
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2
3
Connect internal battery connector
located inside battery compartment, to
the battery itself and lock it using the 2
metal prongs on the connector.
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COMPONENTS
eBIKE COMPONENTS
1. Duo Drive motor
2. Pro Ride™ battery
3. Information Center Dashboard™
display
4. BioSync cadence and gear sensor
5. In-frame charging port
6. Battery safety lock
7. DuoDrive Motor quick
disconnect location
8. Dual hydraulic disc brake levers
BICYCLE COMPONENTS
9. Rear rack mount
10. Suspension forks
11. Front tire quick release
12. Chain stay and crank
13. Bottom bracket
14. Rear derailleur
15. Drop outs
16. Reflectors X 2
17. Head set
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9
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4
5
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6
8
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MOTOR COMPONENTS
DuoDrive™ motor and
controller
Information Center
Dashboard™ Display
Pro Ride™ lithium battery
and battery/controller
BioSync™ Cadence sensor
Smart automatic charger
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing a Polaris® electric bicycle powered by EVantage, and
welcome to our worldwide family of Polaris® owners. We proudly produce an
exciting line of electric bicycles and motor systems.
IMPORTANT: Please read this Owner’s Manual before taking your first ride on
your electric bicycle. It is important to familiarize yourself with the controls
and features in order to best experience the ebike’s full performance potential. We
recommend that you keep the manual handy for future reference.
NOTE: This is not intended to be a comprehensive repair, service or cycling manual. Please
contact your local Polaris
®
/EVantage™ dealer for your service and maintenance
needs.
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
Throughout this Owner’s Manual, you will find useful tips and important safety,
performance, and maintenance information to ensure you safely enjoy all the
features your electric bicycle has to offer.
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SAFETY
SAFETY DEFINITIONS
The following symbols, warnings and cautions are used throughout this manual:
WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which could result in
serious injury or death.
CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which may result in
minor or moderate injury, or is an alert against unsafe practices.
CAUTION (used without the safety alert symbol): Indicates a situation which could
result in serious damage to your bicycle and possible voiding of your warranty.
IMPORTANT ELECTRIC BICYCLE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING: To avoid serious injury or property damage: Polaris® electric
bicycles are intended only for ON ROAD use. All off road, stunt, or companion
riding is not recommended and may void the warranty.
IMPORTANT NOTE: It is especially important that you know and obey the
local laws specifically pertaining to electric bicycles, which vary by state and
county.
IMPORTANT BATTERY AND CHARGER SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING: To avoid serious injury or property damage:
• Always turn OFF battery and turn OFF display before disconnecting battery
• Batteries should be stored in ambient temperatures above 10°C.
• Never allow batteries to freeze (below 0°C) as this will result in permanent
damage.
• Never take apart or modify the battery charger.
• Never dispose of batteries in fire. This could cause an explosion and/or fire.
• Never connect the battery charger to appliances other than your Polaris®
bicycle.
CAUTION: To avoid possible injury or damage to your bicycle:
• Never attempt to open, disassemble or modify the battery charger. This could
result in a fire or electric shock. There are no user-serviceable parts inside;
and opening the battery charger will nullify your warranty.
• Always turn your system off before disconnecting the battery or plugging
in the charger to recharge the battery. Never turn the system on while the
battery is charging.
• Do not touch the charger with bare skin during charging. High temperatures
may cause burns.
• Never cover the battery charger or place objects on top of it. This could result
in a fire or electric shock.
• Do not place the battery charger on uneven surfaces. Place the charger firmly
on a flat, stable, dry surface.
• Do not use the charger in high temperatures. Overheating or fire may result.
• Only use the battery charger in a dry location. Do not place the charger in
water or other liquids. Do not place or store the charger where it can fall or be
pulled into a tub or sink. Do not clean the charger with a water spray or the
like.
• Never rotate the pedals while your bicycle is charging. The cord may wrap
around the pedal or crank, causing damage to the cord, which could result in
electric shock or fire.
CAUTION: To avoid damage to your bicycle or charger:
• Only use the original battery charger supplied with your Polaris
®
bicycle.
• Always charge batteries in a cool, well-ventilated area to avoid overheating.
Never charge batteries in direct sunlight.
• Do not apply pressure to the power cable or the charger plug.
• Be sure to insert the charger plug securely into a functioning AC mains wall
socket.
• Never touch the plug with wet hands.
• Keep the battery charger out of reach of children and pets.
• Do not use a plug or socket that is dirty, wet or dusty. Clean the plug with a
lint-free, dry cloth.
• Always remove the plug from the socket gently by the plug. Never pull the
cord.
• Do not use this battery charger with an extension cord.
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HELMETS
CAUTION: To avoid possible injury, we strongly advise
that a properly fitting, ANSI or SNELL approved bicycle
safety helmet be worn at all times when riding your electric
bicycle. The correct helmet should:
– be comfortable,
– be lightweight,
– have good ventilation,
– fit correctly,
– cover forehead, and.
– be securely strapped on.
NIGHT RIDING
CAUTION: To avoid possible injury, we recommend you ride at night only
when necessary. When doing so, take the following precautions:
• Use a properly functioning lighting set comprised of a white front lamp and a
red rear lamp.
• If using battery powered lights, make sure batteries are well charged.
• Wear reflective and light coloured clothing to increase visibility.
• Exercise extra caution and use familiar roads with adequate street lighting if
possible.
WET WEATHER
CAUTION: To avoid possible mild electric or irreversible damage to your
electric bicycle, we recommend you do not ride in wet weather. This electric
bicycle is not intended for use in water (such as damp roads, puddles, rain,
streams, etc.). It is not intended for storing or parking in locations that are exposed
to the natural elements. Never immerse the bike in liquids, as the electrical system
may be damaged.
Before your first ride, please consult the instruction manuals of the individual
component manufacturers, which were supplied with your bike or are available online.
Your authorized dealer will be happy to answer any further questions you have after
reading this manual. Please ensure that your bike is ready for use and is adjusted to fit
your body.
That means:
– Set the position and fixture of the seat and handlebar.
– Check the assembly and settings of the brakes.
– Secure the wheels into the frame and fork.
– Check the tire pressure.
– Check that the battery is properly secured.
To ensure that you enjoy a safe and comfortable riding position, please allow your
authorized dealer to set up your handlebar and stem.
Adjust the seat to a safe and comfortable position for you.
Allow your authorized dealer to set up the brakes so that the brake levers are
always within easy reach. Ensure that you know which lever operates which brake.
WARNING! Before you switch the system on, ensure that the cover of the
magnetic rubber cap is secure in place.
WARNING! Modern braking systems might be more powerful or have a
different functionality and behave differently than those that you are used to.
Please take an initial test ride to familiarize yourself with the brakes in a safe, open
space before setting off on your first ride with the bike.
Also remember that the effectiveness of brakes can be different than you are used
to in wet conditions or on slippery surfaces. Please take into account the possibility
of longer braking distances on slippery surfaces when riding.
WARNING! Always apply the bicycle’s brakes before you set foot on the pedal!
Both brake levers are integrated with an automatic motor cut-off switch.
The motor drives switch. The motor drives as soon as you push the pedal. This force is
unfamiliar and can lead to falls, danger or accidents in traffic, which could result in injury.
GENERAL PREPARATION
• Practice operating and riding your bicycle in a quiet and safe place before you
take to public roads.
• Ensure that the wheels are securely fastened in the frame and fork. Check that
the wheels and thru axles as well as all important nuts and bolts are secure.
• Lift your bicycle up slightly and drop it onto the ground from about 4cm in the
air. If it rattles or makes any unusual noise, please ask a authorized dealer to
identify and fix the problem before you ride.
• Push the wheels forward with the brakes pulled. The back brake should
completely prevent the back wheel from moving, while the front brake should
lift the back wheel off the ground with its braking effect. The bicycle’s steering
should not rattle under braking or exhibit any play.
• Check the air pressure in the tires. You will find instructions about correct tire
pressures on the sides of the tires.
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PEDELEC AND S-PEDELEC BICYCLES
ABOUT PEDELEC AND S-PEDELEC BICYCLES
A pedelec (“pedal electric”) bicycle provides a top assisted speed up to 20 mph.
Pedelec class e-bikes are regarded as bicycles, and, as such, the only regulations
the rider needs to familiarize himself with are the standard local ordinances for
sharing the road safely on a bicycle.
S-Pedelec (“Schnell-Pedelec” or “Speedy-Pedelec”) bicycles provides a top
assisted speed up to 28 mph. S-Pedelec ebikes are usually classified as mopeds.
Depending on local jurisdiction, these ebikes may require registration and
insurance. The rider may also need to obtain a license and be required to wear
a helmet. Rules and regulations for operating an S-Pedelec bike may vary with
jurisdiction.
THROTTLE ENABLED
Some models come equipped with a throttle for pedaless power. To engage the
throttle, simply begin to pedal the bike, (this disengages the safety) and press the
throttle lever. Models not including a throttle, can have throttle added via the quick
connection on the handle bar. Throttles are all limited to a 20 mph speed, but will
not affect the overall pedal assistance speed. Please ask your dealer for more
information.
PRO RIDE™ BATTERY
PRO RIDE™ BATTERY SYSTEM
Polaris® eBike’s Advanced Battery Management System
is designed by EVantage™ engineers and used exclusively
for Polaris® eBikes. The software analyses the motor drive
system for optimum battery efficiency and for the ultimate in rider performance.
The BMS also records and displays valuable data on the entire motor and battery
system for ease of service and maintenance.
“Fuelling” the Polaris® eBike is the EVantage™ ProRide™ lithium-ion battery
system. This removable power pack is mounted in the down tube, providing the
center of gravity necessary for trail riding and urban street riding. Each battery
takes 3 to 4 hours to charge using the Smart Charger system and also comes
with a battery status level indicator on both the battery and the IC Dashboard
Display. Thanks to the latest lithium-ion technologies and our engineered Battery
Management Control System, these batteries are built for high durability and stamina
during those uphill climbs.
Every Pro Ride™ battery is carefully manufactured and tested to ensure the highest
degree of quality. Each Li-ion cell is individually circuit protected and controlled to
maximize performance, reliability and ease of system diagnosis. The battery status
(charge level) of the battery can be found on both the battery and the Information
Center Dashboard.
The Li-ion battery should always be stored for extended periods of time at 50% or
greater charge level.
CAUTION: To avoid damage to your bicycle’s battery:
• Please read the instructions and check the battery before using the bicycle for
the first time.
• Do not let the battery freeze. Never recharge a frozen battery
CAUTION: The battery container should never be opened, as electric shock may
result. Contact your authorised dealer should you suspect a battery malfunction.
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TRANSPORT
The battery packs are subject to the Dangerous Goods Legislation requirements.
Private users can transport battery packs by road without further requirements.
When being transported by commercial users or third parties (e.g. via air transport
or forwarding agency), special requirements on packaging and labelling must be
observed (e.g. ADR Regulations). For preparation of the item being shipped, an
expert for hazardous material can be consulted as required. Dispatch battery packs
only when the housing is undamaged. Tape or mask off open contacts and pack
up the battery pack in such a manner that it cannot move around in the packaging.
Please also observe possibly more detailed national regulations. In case of
questions concerning transport of the battery packs, please refer to an authorised
bicycle dealer. Bicycle dealers can also provide suitable transport packaging.
DISPOSAL
Battery packs, accessories and packaging should be sorted for
environmental-friendly recycling. Do not dispose of the battery packs into
household waste!
Defective or used battery packs/batteries, must be collected
separately and disposed of in an environmentally correct manner.
Please return battery packs that are no longer usable to an authorised
Polaris® eBike dealer.
INSTALLING AND
REMOVING THE BATTERY
In-Frame Models
INSTALLING:
1. Connect internal battery connector
located inside battery compartment,
to the battery and lock the connector
in place with the 2 metal prongs.
2. Gently place battery inside battery
compartment until the battery is
securely in the compartment.
3. Seal and lock the battery in place
using the supplied key.
4. Turn ON battery
5. Turn ON display
REMOVING:
1. a) Turn OFF display
b) Turn OFF battery
2. Unlock the battery container with
the supplied key.
3. Unlock the 2 metal prongs that
secure the battery connectors.
4. Disconnect battery from adaptor
located inside frame.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Installation:
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5. Charging LED Indicators
Battery
Charger
Green solid LED = Connected to AC power
Battery
Red 0-30%, Yellow 30-60%,
Green 60-100%, lights will appear solid
once charge is complete.
I.C. Display
5 bars = Full charge
6. When charging is complete, unplug the charger from the wall, as well as from
the bicycle.
APPROXIMATE BATTERY LIFE
If used in accordance with the guidelines in this manual, the Li-Ion battery has an
expected life span of approximately 500 cycles for optimal use.
IMPORTANT: FULLY CHARGE BATTERIES BEFORE FIRST USE.
Li-Ion (Lithium-Ion) batteries must be fully charged immediately when they are
received and after each use. Optimal Li-Ion battery performance is reached after
3-4 charging cycles.
SMART BATTERY CHARGER
CHARGING THE BATTERY
WARNING! To avoid the risk of serious injury or property damage, observe all
cautions and warnings outlined in the Safety section at the front of this manual
when charging the battery.
IMPORTANT: Your electric bicycle battery is delivered in a partially charged
state.
FULLY CHARGE UNIT FOR A FULL 6-8 HOURS BEFORE YOUR FIRST RIDE.
Notes: We strongly recommend charging your battery after each ride in temperatures above
0°C Avoid locations with limited ventilation.
Since the battery does not have a memory, it is not necessary to completely discharge
the battery before charging it again.
The battery charger has a built-in shut-off feature when fully charged.
IMPORTANT: Always make sure the display and the main battery power switch
are turned OFF before charging or removing the battery.
CAUTION: The battery container should never be opened. Doing so will void the
warranty.
1. Make sure the display and the main battery power switch are in the off position.
2. Battery can be charged in or out of the frame.
3. Connect the battery charger to the AC power outlet.
4. Connect the battery charger to the charging outlet located on the frame or
directly to the battery.
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DISPLAY – INFORMATION CENTER DASHBOARD
The IC Dashboard™ provides key riding information necessary for every rider.
It displays speed, odometer, trip time, battery status and regeneration status.
The display flashes REGEN whenever the motor is in regenerative function. Most
importantly, EVantage has built-in software to automatically self diagnose itself. It
informs the rider that troubleshooting may be required by displaying fault codes on
the IC dashboard should there ever be a motor, battery or display issue. The display
itself was built to be small in size, light in weight, and rain proof. The LED backlight
allows for night time use of the display.
ECO, UTILITY, AND SPEED ASSISTANCE LEVELS
When the system is OFF, you are riding a conventional bicycle. To activate
assistance, turn the system ON. The system activates at SPEED 3 level mode and
displays current gear selection.
Note: The console automatically switches OFF after 30 minute of inactivity.
WARNING SIGNALS
WARNING Icon:
In the event of a technical issue, the WARNING icon will display along with the
fault code in question
Empty Battery Warning
In the event the battery charge level becomes discharged, the empty battery icon
will flash before the motor turns OFF automatically.
IC DASHBOARD™ CONTROL INSTRUCTIONS
Press power button ON the battery, then turn ON IC
Dashboard display.
REGEN
–1
–2
Press the UP or DOWN buttons to scroll up or down until
the desired level is reached
Speed 3 assist mode
Utility 2 assist mode
Eco 1 assist mode
-1 Perpetual Arc Regeneration / Active Trail
– 2 Perpetual Arc Regeneration / Active Trail
km/h <> MPH
To change the display from kilometres per hour to miles per
hour, press, hold and release the UP button for 3 seconds
and release.
To scroll from odometer to trip distance and vice-versa,
press (i) for 3 seconds
Odom = Odometer
Trip = Timed distance (automatically resets to zero
when the eBike is turned OFF)
To turn the LCD Backlight on/off, press and hold the
“▼” button for 3 seconds
*
Note: When power on main battery is turned on, the current gear selection
will be displayed on the IC dashboard
IMPORTANT: If there is motor vibration felt during operation, this is due to the bike
being in an inappropriate gear for the riding terrain, or weak pedal cadence.
To correct adjust gear accordingly and increase pedal cadence.
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REGENERATION MODE
ACTIVE ARC
REGENERATION
Regeneration automatically activates when using the brakes
or when pedaling above certain speeds in all modes.
Pedelec: above 21 MPH
(speed-pedelec): above 29 MPH
PERPETUAL ARC
REGENERATION
(PAR)
When using the negative modes –1, –2, the motor acts as a
generator and recharges itself while the rider is pedaling on
flat or downhill. The motor will automatically provide pedal
assistance should the terrain require it. Using either PAR
modes, the motor will be generating some resistance to
create the wattage to recharge the Pro Ride™ Battery
–1 Perpetual ARC Regeneration (PAR):
The motor regenerates up to 50W.
–2 Perpetual ARC Regeneration (PAR):
The motor regenerates up to 100W.
Note: REGEN will appear on the display when the battery is charging
PERPETUAL REGENERATION
Our preferred riding mode is Regeneration mode (-1, -2) because a rider can
regenerate power to the battery when pedaling, braking or speeding over 21/29
MPH when going downhill. When going uphill, the DuoDrive motor will assist
the rider creating the perfect balance between decline regeneration and incline
acceleration. An additional feature is the Back-Pedal Regen, which allows the
rider to regen and slow down in curves by doing a short backpedal movement and
creating Regen on-demand.
ACTIVE TRAIL TECHNOLOGY
Automatically delivers power when needed for acceleration up hills, and adjusts
back to regeneration on flat or downhill.
BACK PEDAL REGEN
This electronic back pedal braking feature is utilized for slowing down the bike and
capturing the power in the system to recharge the battery.
MOTOR – BIOSYNC MOTOR TECHNOLOGY
BioSync pedal assistance reads the power output of a rider resulting
in a variable wattage motor system designed to provide the torque
when climbing hills or conserve power for longer distance ranges.
Feel the responsive pedelec power at your feet with BioSync’s pedal
assistance.
There are 5 different assistance settings to choose:
ASSISTANCE LEVEL PEDELEC SPEED RANGE**
3: (Speed mode) Up to 20/25 mph* 20 miles
2: (Utility mode) Up to 15 mph 35 miles
1: (Eco mode) Up to 12 mph 50 miles
–1: (Perpetual ARC Regeneration)
Active Trail
N/A N/A
–2: (Perpetual ARC Regeneration)
Active Trail
N/A N/A
Note: Does not include Fat tire eBikes range which is up to 30miles in Mode 1
*Depends on model.
** Depends on weight, terrain and weather conditions.
GEAR SPEED TECHNOLOGY
The future of shifting gears on an eBike has arrived. At Polaris, we like speed and
we believe shifting gears should be an integral part of the speed acceleration and
deceleration process. Each gear on a Polaris eBike is programmed to provide the
appropriate torque or acceleration based on the riding terrain and riding style. As
you start pedaling, the burst of speed pickup is felt with each gear change to get you
moving fast. BioSync pedal assistance is our proprietary cadence sensor which reads
the cadence speed and power output. The instant pedal responsiveness is designed
to provide the torque when climbing hills or conserve power for longer distances
INFLUENCES ON THE OPERATING RANGE
The operating range depends on many factors, such as:
– Assistance level
– Gear-switching ability
– Bicycle tires and tire pressure,
– Age and condition of the battery pack
– Route prole (inclines) and road or path conditions and surfaces
– Head wind and ambient temperature
– Weight of the eBike, rider and equipment/luggage
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MOTOR AND REAR TIRE REPLACEMENT
REPLACING THE REAR TIRE
Step 1
Unfasten the two quick-disconnect
cables connecting to the motor
located on the rear chain stays.
Step 2
Remove safety plate on both sides
and rear derailleur.
Step 3
Loosen axle nuts on both sides.
Carefully remove entire wheel from
rear drop outs.
Step 4
Perform needed repairs and reverse
process. Be sure to install hardware
with the correct torque settings as
provided.
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TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
PRODUCT
DESCRIPTION
TORQUE
SPECIFICATION
PRODUCT
DESCRIPTION
TORQUE
SPECIFICATION
Stem steerer
tube
45 in-lbf (5 Nm) Rear derailleur 70-88 in-lbf (8-10
Nm)
Stem handlebar 45 in-lbf (5 Nm) Front wheel axle 105 in-lbf (12 Nm)
Seat collar 55 in-lbf (6.2 Nm) Rear wheel axle 133 in-lbf (15 Nm)
Seat post saddle
rails
120 in-lbf (13.5
Nm)
Shifter 25-30 in-lbf
(2.8-3.4 Nm)
Bottom bracket 355-445 in-lbf
(40-50 Nm)
Head light 26-45 in-lbf
(3-5 Nm)
Crank bolts 336-363 in-lbf
(38-41 Nm)
Tail light 9-18 in-lbf (1-2 Nm)
Chain ring bolts 104 in-lbf (12 Nm) Water bottle bolts 35 in-lbf (4 Nm)
Disc brake
calliper bolts
53 in-lbf (6 Nm) Kick stand bolt 89 in-lbf (10 Nm)
Disc brake rotor
bolts
35 in-lbf (4 Nm) Fender bolts 35 in-lbf (4 Nm)
Brake levers 35 in-lbf (4 Nm) Fender stay bolts 35 in-lbf (4 Nm)
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
DuoDrive™ Motor
Model # EV030
• Rear hub, rated 750W
• EVantage Smart Controller
• Pedal Assistance motor support
up to 20 MPH or 28 MPH
depending on model
• Torque: 40nm nominal / 50nm
peak
• Motor weight: 13 lbs.
BioSync™ cadence sensor and gear
Model # EV050
• Current output
• Pedal speed
• Detects gear setting
• BioSync™ sensor weight: <.1 lbs
BioSync™ cadence gear sensor is
replaceable.
Pro Ride™ Battery Pack
Model # EV010
• 44V 6Ah Lithium Pro Ride™
Battery
• 1 Battery version: Inframe
• Size of Inframe battery: <15 x 4.5
x 3.3 inches. The standard battery
version is available in black, white
and cream
• On/off button; State of charge is
shown directly on the battery pack
via 3 color LED
• Up to 500 recharge cycle life,
before battery diminishes to 80%
capacity
• Battery weight: 9.5 lbs.
• Battery comes with key to lock
onto bike
Smart Charger
Model # EV020
• ETL/CE listed Smart battery
charger
• Input: 100-240VAC, 50/60Hz, 1A
• Output: 12VDC, 4A
• Indoor use only
• Charging time: max. 3-4h
• Size: 6 x 3 in
• Weight: <2 lbs.
Information Center Dashboard™
Model # EV040
• Battery status level
• Size: 3.8 x 1.9 x 1.4 inches
• Weight: <1 lbs.
• The Information Center Display is
replaceable
• Option: MPH or km/h
• Diagnostics
• Odometer
• Trip time and trip distance
• Speedometer
• Backlit LCD
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HYBRID 470 MM (EV503, EV504, EV505, EV506)
A
B
C
D
E
F
A
420B597C440D1065E69°F70°
A
B
C
D
E
F
A
485B615C440D1085E69°F70°
FRAME DIMENSIONS
STEP OVER 500 MM (EV501, EV502)
STEP THROUGH 445 MM (EV511, EV512)
B
C
D
A
F
A
485B615C440D1117E69°F70°
E
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WARRANTY
Liability for material defects does not cover normal wear occurring from the
product’s intended purpose. Components in the motor and deceleration system as
well as tires, brake pads, chain, cassette, spokes and all contact points of the rider
with the pedelec are all subject to use-related wear, as is the battery.
The battery is subject to aging and is therefore also a wearable part. Please note that
the battery gradually loses its capacity depending on its age and operating life. Take
this into account when planning journeys and ensure that you switch to a new battery
in good time. Replacement batteries can be purchased from your Polaris eBikes
authorized dealer.
See warranty card information included with your bicycle.
INSPECTION PLAN
You should service your bicycle on a regular basis. You can get more information
about your bicycle’s parts, as well as cleaning and maintenance directions, in the
instruction manual provided by the respective component manufacturers or on their
websites.
To ensure that your bicycle remains in a safe condition and meets the conditions of
the warranty, the following terms apply:
• Clean your bicycle after every ride and check it for possible damage.
• Have an authorized dealer carry out inspections according to the schedule
provided in this manual.
• Check that all screws and nuts are secure.
• Use a torque wrench to tighten screw joints.
• Clean and grease moving parts (excluding brake surfaces) according to
instructions from the manufacturer.
The first inspection is particularly important for ensuring that your bicycle remains
safe and problem-free. Cables and spokes stretch, while bolted connections can
loosen.
DEALER SERVICE SCHEDULE
1st Inspection:
After approx. 125 miles
Work done:
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Materials used:
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Date: _____________________
Signature:
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Dealer Stamp:
2nd Inspection:
After approx. 600 miles
Work done:
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Materials used:
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Date: _____________________
Signature:
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Dealer Stamp:
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3rd Inspection:
After approx. 1200 miles
Work done:
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Materials used:
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Date: _____________________
Signature:
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Dealer Stamp:
4th Inspection:
After approx. 1800 miles
Work done:
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Materials used:
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Date: _____________________
Signature:
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Dealer Stamp:
HANDOVER DOCUMENTATION
The pedelec listed in the pedelec identification on the below was assembled
properly and was delivered to the customer ready-to-use.
Bicycle brand: Polaris eBikes
Model: ______________________
Colour: _____________________
Serial Number: ________________
Battery date code: _____________
Motor Number ______________________
Special Features:
______________
Speed pedelec £ Pedelec £
Functional checks for the following
components:
£ Wheels: Spoke tension, sturdiness,
concentricity, correct tire pressure
£ All screw joints: secure, correct
mounting torque
£ Gear system
£ Brake system
£ Functioning battery and charger
The following components were
assembled and checked separately:
_________________________
_________________________
£ The assembling/inspecting party
completed a test ride
£ The customer was instructed on
how to use the pedelec
£ Function check of the right front
brake
£ Function check of the left front
brake
The following instruction manuals were
supplied and explained:
£ EVantage instruction manual
£ Warranty card
_________________________
_________________________
_________________________
£ Bike has been registered by owner
online or by mail sent to:
EVantage USA Inc.
27 Congress St. Suite 505
Salem, MA 01970
32 33
Purchase Date: ____________________________________________
Owner: _________________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
Supplied by (dealer stamp):
Signature of the assembling party:
_______________________________________________________
Date: ___________________________________________________
Dealer Stamp:
Signature of the customer:
_______________________________________________________
Date: ___________________________________________________
For more information,
visit www.polarisebikes.com
Polaris and its vehicle body designs and names are registered trademarks of Polaris
Industries Inc. used under license.
Polaris designs, engineers, manufactures and markets snowmobiles, all-terrain
vehicles (ATVs), Victory motorcycles and the Polaris RANGER for recreational and
utility use. Information about the complete line of Polaris products, apparel and vehicle
accessories is available from authorized Polaris dealers or anytime from the Polaris
homepage at
www.polarisindustries.com
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