Rear Light; The Front Reflector Installation Instructions (Us Version); Before Every Ride - HONBIKE U4 Benutzerhandbuch

• Stand next to the bicycle, pull the left and right brake levers at the same time
and push the bicycle forward, the brake discs should be able to prevent the
wheels from moving.
• You need to try braking on a flat, non-slip surface to make sure you can get used
to the braking effect of the HONBIKE U4 before riding it in traffic on a public road.
8. Pedals
• Check whether the pedals are tightened onto the cranks.

Rear light

plastic washer
1. Please unplug rear light plastic washer before using, otherwise the rear light
will not light up.
2. Press the switch to turn on or turn off the rear light.

The front reflector installation instructions (US Version)

1. Take out the front reflector from the accessory box, loosen the bolts on the
rack/fixture/ retention mechanism, break open at a certain angle and mount the
reflector on the right side of the handlebar, and tighten the bolts of the rack/
fixture/ retention mechanism.
2. Adjust the position of the reflector so that the front of it faces straight
forward, and then tighten the reflector bolts to complete the installation.
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on/off button

Before every ride

Your HONBIKE will be double checked at the factory, but due to factors such as
potential shipping or tampering by a third party, we recommend you check the
following items before each ride to troubleshoot any faults:
• Check if the loose joints are tightened.
• Check if the battery is fully charged and capable of supporting your planned trip.
• Check if the bicycle can move forward and backward smoothly.
• Check if the belt is in good condition.
• Check if the front light and rear light can be turned on normally and the front
and rear reflectors are not damaged.
• Check if the tires are in good condition, and have sufficient pressure.
• Check the display for any warnings or error messages. Resolve the error before
riding. Check if the display buttons can be operated normally.
• Check if the brakes work normally.
• If you decide to cycle on public roads, you should equip your bicycle according to
the legal requirements in your country.
• Make sure the kickstand is fully lifted before riding, otherwise there is a risk of
falling.
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