Vanraam Husky, Mini, Easy Rider Junior, Midi, Easy Rider User Manual
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Van Raam BV
Aaltenseweg 56
7051 CM Varsseveld
The Netherlands
User manual
Tavara Balance
Versie 16.05
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Table of contents
Contact details manufacturer ....................................................................................... 1
Conformity ................................................................................................................... 1
Introduction .................................................................................................................. 2
Delivery ....................................................................................................................... 2
Intended usage ............................................................................................................ 2
Safety measures ......................................................................................................... 3
Adjustment of the bicycle............................................................................................. 4
Before the first use ...................................................................................................... 6
Electro system Silent ................................................................................................. 10
Accessories ............................................................................................................... 17
Technical details ........................................................................................................ 19
Maintenance and adjustments to be done by owner ................................................. 19
Repairs and maintenance to be done by dealer ........................................................ 20
Adjustments to be done by dealer ............................................................................. 21
Disposal..................................................................................................................... 22
Handover/sale to a new owner .................................................................................. 22
Guarantee ................................................................................................................. 22
Frame number ........................................................................................................... 23
Form service, maintenance, modifications and warranty claims ................................ 24
Contact details manufacturer
Van Raam BV
Aaltenseweg 56
7051 CM Varsseveld
The Netherlands
Tel. : +31 (0)315 257370
E-mail : info@vanraam.com
Internet : www.vanraam.com
Conformity
Van Raam declares as manufacturer that the Tavara Balance bicycle, as described in
this manual, has been produced in accordance with the 93/42/EEG guidelines, risk
category 1. All products have been produced in accordance with the 2006/42/EG
guidelines. The declaration of conformity can be found on the Van Raam website.
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Introduction
This user manual provides important and necessary
information about the use of your bicycle. We ask you to
read this manual thoroughly before using the bicycle.
Always follow all the instructions given in this manual.
Delivery
- Bicycle with packaging
- User manual(s)
- Possible chargers (depending on options)
- Spare key
Check the delivery immediately after receiving it. In case of damage or incomplete
delivery we ask you to contact your dealer immediately. Upon delivery you should fill
out the form “Form service, maintenance, modifications an warranty claims” in the
back of this manual.
Intended usage
The bicycle is designed for normal use on level and solid ground. The usual bicycle
caution should always be taken into consideration. At the same time all safety
instructions as described in this manual should be complied with explicitly. Also the
local traffic rules should always be complied with.
The bicycle is meant for one person. The driver should be independently mobile and
may not have any serious visual or other impairments, which could adversely affect
the controlling of the bicycle.
All other use, including damage or physical injuries due to this, are not the
manufacturer's responsibility.
READ
CAREFULLY!
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Safety measures
Ensure the bicycle is in good condition each time before using it. Check
before each ride that the brakes are in order. Check the lighting and make
sure there is enough tyre pressure.
Regularly check if the wheels, the handlebars and the saddle are properly
fixed and also whether all screw joints are tight.
Only use the bicycle on a solid and level surface.
Make sure that wide trousers or lose hanging clothing don’t get caught in the
chain, spokes or pedals.
Do not use a pressure washer or a steam cleaner for the cleaning of the
bicycle.
Always lock the bicycle when leaving it unattended.
Make sure that no dangerous speed develops when driving downhill and
entering tunnels. Brake on time and don’t ride faster than 30 kilometres per
hour.
In case of pregnancy, extra care is required owing to a higher risk of injury.
Do not put the bicycle in direct sunlight: the temperature of some parts could
reach above 41ºC resulting in possible hypersensitivity of the skin.
In case that the bicycle is equipped with the Silent electric motor system,
make sure that you get used to riding with electric support. Beware when
you turn on the system and make sure you don’t get startled by unexpected
behaviour because you turned on the electric support.
Load
The maximum load should not be exceeded. See information in the index of technical
details on page 19. By permitted load we mean the total load, including the load on
the luggage rack.
Make sure that the permitted load on the luggage rack is not exceeded.
(maximum 20 kg). People may not be transported on the luggage rack.
Damaged or worn out parts
The replacement and repair of parts (frame, forks, light, brakes, drive mechanism and
the handlebars) should always be performed by an authorised dealer. If not, the
guarantee ceases to be valid and you will be personally responsible in the event of
possible damage.
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Specific safety parts should always be replaced by new parts!
Adjustment of the bicycle
Before using the bicycle, adjust it to the measurements of the cyclist. This is of great
importance, especially the saddle and the handlebars.
If an optimal adjustment of the bicycle, as defined in the instructions, is not
possible, you can contact your dealer for a fitting solution.
The brakes are correctly adjusted and should only be adjusted by the dealer during
periodic maintenance.
Take care that fingers and limbs do not get trapped while adjusting the
bicycle.
Saddle height
When the cyclist is sitting on the bicycle and
can put a foot on the pedal in the lowest
position, the saddle height is correct. Adjust
the saddle height in such a way that the leg is
stretched but relaxed in that position.
To adjust the saddle:
1. Loosen the screw [A].
2. Slide the saddle to the correct height.
3. Tighten the screw.
Do not pull out the saddle pin further than the mark.
The tube will not go into the shank deep enough and
will risk breaking off, which can lead to serious
injuries.
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Handlebars height
The height of the handlebars affects the
comfort of the ride. It determines the pressure
on the hands and the position of the back.
Determine your own most comfortable height
by using the bike.
To adjust the handlebars:
1. Slightly loosen the screw by using an Allen
key.
2. Slide the handlebars to the correct height
and tighten the screw very firmly again.
Do not pull out the handlebars further than the
mark. Otherwise the tube will not be deep enough in
the shaft and will risk breaking off, which can lead to
serious injuries.
Position handlebars
You can tilt the handlebars. This influences
the distance from the handlebars to the upper
body. Determine your own most comfortable
position by using the bike.
To tilt the handlebars:
1. Slightly loosen the screws [A] and [B] with
an Allen key.
2. Put the handlebars in the desired position
and then tighten the screws considerably.
3. Slightly loosen screw [C] with an Allen key,
put the handlebars in the correct
(horizontal) position and then tighten the
screw again.
2.
3.
1.
[A]
[B]
[C]
1.
2.
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off
on
auto
off
on
auto
Before the first use
Lights
Headlight
The headlight has a switch (sliding switch)
with three positions: Off-Auto-On.
The headlight can be manually switched on or
off with the “On/Off” position.
In the “Auto” position, the headlight turns on or
off automatically with the help of light- and
movement sensors. When the bicycle stands
still for a while, the light will automatically turn
off.
Adjusting the headlight
Set the angle of the headlight such that
the centre of the light beam falls
approximately ten meters ahead of the bike.
Replacing batteries
The headlight works on batteries. When the
batteries are almost empty, a red LED light
flashes on the headlight. Follow the next steps
to replace the batteries.
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1. Remove the two screws at the back of the
front light.
In case you cannot easily reach the
screws, slightly loosen screw [A]
and tilt the light a quarter turn, so
the screws are better accessible.
2. Dismantle the rear cover by pressing with
the thumb and index finger at the cavity on
both sides of the front cover and pulling
the rear cover back.
3. Replace the alkaline batteries (1.5 V 1500 mA) and assemble the rear cover.
Only operate the lighting when stationary to avoid dangerous situations and
the risk of personal injury. Advice: use the lighting in automatic mode.
[A]
2.
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-
+
+
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3.
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1x = ON
2x = AUTO
3x = OFF
Rear light
The rear light has three options which you can
choose by pressing the button repeatedly: On-
Auto-Off.
The setting is as follows:
Press 1x: light is on
Press 2x: lighting is automatic
Press 3x: light is off
With the “On” or “Off“ mode, the rear light can
be manually switched on and off.
With the “Automatic” mode the rear light
automatically turns on and off with the help of
light and movement sensors. When the
bicycle stands still for a while, the light will
automatically turn off.
The rear light works on batteries. When the
batteries are almost empty, a red LED light
on the top starts flashing. To replace the
batteries, follow the next steps.
1. Dismantle the cover of the holder by
pressing in the lip at the bottom of the
light.
2. Replace the alkaline batteries
(1,5 V - 1500 mA) and assemble the
cover.
Batteries cause environmental pollution.
Follow the local regulations
during disposal.
2.
1.
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