Ranger R1 Electric City Bike

Specifications

• Technical Specifications

  Hub Motor	500 W Brushless Gear Motor	Rider Height	5’3”- 6’4”
  Lithium-Ion Battery	48 V 13 Ah	Controller	48 V 17 A
  Charger	48 V 2 A	Display	LED Display
  Max. Payload Capacity	330 lb (150kg)	Weight	51.8 lb (23.5 kg)
  Range	35-60 Miles (56-97 km)	Pedal Assistance	3 Levels (Low, Mid, High)

• Components

  Tires	Kenda 26" x 1.95'' city style with reflective strip	Front Fork	Integrated steel fork
  Brake lever	Tektro aluminum alloy comfort grip lever	Throttle	Half twist throttle with on-off switch
  Rear Light	Brake taillight	Pedal	Alloy pedal with reflector city type
  Freewheel	Shimano freewheel	Bike Frame	Aluminum alloy 6061
  Brake	Tektro Aries brake (6.3 in/160 mm)	Front Light	48 V LED light with waterproof cable
  Chain	KMC chain	Saddle	SR-A020H
  Stem	ZOOM 155	Seat Post	Diameter 1.2 in/30.4 mm Length 13.8 in/350 mm
  Crank	52T aluminum plastic (6.7 in/170 mm)	Kickstand	Aluminum alloy
  Gearing	Shimano 7-speed derailleur	Spokes	12-gauge stainless steel

  Note: Bicycle components may differ from what has been listed, but high-standard quality has been ensured all the time.

• Geometry

  
  

  

  Total Length	71.7 in (182 cm)
  Handlebar Height	41.3 in (105 cm)
  Wheelbase	44.3 in (112.5 cm)
  Minimum Seat Height	28.6 in (72.5 cm)
  Maximum Seat Height	36.5 in (92.5 cm)
  Standover Height	29.1 in (74 cm)
  Top Tube Length	20.9 in (53 cm)

• Packaging

  

  Quick Release Lever

  

  Fender x 1

  

  Front Wheel x 1

  

  Headlight x 1

  

  90% assembled E-bike

  

  Assembly Toolkit x 1

  

  Keys x 2

  

  Pedals x 2

  

  Charger x 1

  Note: The e-bike shown has been completely assembled. You will receive a 90% preassembled e-bike and will need to install the front wheel.

• Q & A

  How far can I go on a single charge?

  This TurboAnt e-bike has a range of up to 60 miles if you fully charge the battery. However, the actual range depends on various factors such as terrain types, wind, and load. We recommend you follow riding instructions in the user manual to maximize your riding range.

  Is this battery removable?

  Yes. You can take out the battery for charging or storage. Please be careful when removing this battery from the bicycle frame in case of damage. For details, please refer to the user manual.

  What is the lifespan of the battery?

  This battery has a lifespan of 3 years. However, its lifespan will be influenced by various factors such as charging operation, riding habits, and battery maintenance. It’s strongly recommended that you follow the user manual for battery operation and maintenance.

  How long does it take to fully charge the battery?

  A full charge takes up to 7 hours. You can read the LED lights to check the battery level when the battery is being charged.

  Which terrain type is suitable for this e-bike?

  TurboAnt Ranger R1 is made specially suitable for city riding, and it is especially outstanding for its powerful climbing performance. Therefore it is recommeded to be used on city roads and some gravel roads.

  Can this e-bike be folded?

  TurboAnt Ranger R1 is not a folding e-bike. We would recommend TurboAnt S1 if you're looking for a folding electric bike.

  Can this e-bike still function as a regular bicycle when the battery runs out?

  Yes. If the battery dies, you can still ride this e-bike as a normal bicycle.

  How does this e-bike reach its maximum speed?

  This e-bike can reach a maximum speed of 20 mph when only using electrical power. However, by using the pedal assistance, it can easily exceed 20 mph and can even reach speeds of up to 28 mph when using the highest pedal assistance level.

  How can I get the best milage out of the e-bike?

  Take the following measures listed below to reduce negative impact on milage:
  1. Inflate the tires to the specified pressure.
  2. Avoid frequent braking during your ride.
  3. Use more pedal assistance and less throttle power.

  How do I remove and install the battery?

  1. Unlock the battery by turning the key counterclockwise.
  2. Remove the battery from the frame, starting from the bottom.
  3. Reinsert the battery into the frame, starting from the top. Make sure the ends of the battery are properly oriented.
  4. Lock the battery in place by turning the key clockwise.

  Note:  An audible click will be heard when the battery is properly installed.

  

  How do I install the pedals?

  1. Know which pedal is marked with a “R”or “L” at the pedal axle end. “R” refers to the right pedal and “L” the left pedal.
  2. Carefully thread each pedal onto its appropriate crank set.
  3. Turn the right pedal clockwise with the 16/18# wrench, and turn the left pedal counterclockwise. Do not damage, strip, or cross threads.