Children’s Electronic Battery Operated Motorcycle

Instruction Manual

Model #80-109

For help assembling this vehicle, reference these instructional videos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fED8N8DTQfU

http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDkzOTI5NzA0.html

Specifications

Battery: 6V, 4.5AH

Age Limit: 3-5 years old

Maximum Weight: 66 lbs.

Speed: 2-2.5 miles/hour

Dimensions: 34.5 in. x 15 in. x 22.5 in.

Charger: Input AC 110V 60HZ, Output DC 6V 500MA

Battery Charge Time: 8-12 hours, but do not exceed 15 hours

Battery Duration Time: 1-2 hours if fully charged

Function and Operation

1. To operate the vehicle, step on the pedal to move the motorcycle. Release the

pedal to stop.

2. Use the forward and backward switch to move the motorcycle forward or

backward. When the motorcycle moves, the head lights will shine.

Assembly

Before operating the first time, open the seat, connect the red

wire to the red connector on the battery, and then connect the

black wire to the black connector on the battery. Put the seat

back on, and then charge the battery for a full 8-12 hours.

Troubleshooting

Malfunction Possible Causes

Vehicle won’t move Remove the seat and see if the battery or fuse is damaged. If so, replace it. Check to ensure the battery wires are securely connected. Check if the motor or gearbox are damaged, or if the motorcycle has a short circuit or the cable is disconnected.

Vehicle moves slowly Check if the battery is fully charged, or if the gearbox is damaged.

Vehicle can’t be charged Check if the fuse is damaged, or if the charger or battery is damaged.

Unusual sound Check if the gearbox is damaged.

Parts Listing

Iron Washers

Rubber Washers

Parts Diagram

Assembly

1. Assembly of the rear shaft including both rear wheels:

A. Insert the rear shaft into the bodywork, ensuring the notched side is on the

left. On the left, connect one wheel to the rear shaft, making sure that the

outside of the wheel has the three holes on the edges for the wheel cover.

Use an iron washer to fill in the gap. Then use an iron pin to fasten it. Affix

wheel cover to the wheel by aligning the three tabs in the wheel cover into

the three tabs on the wheel.

B. On the right, connect the electric plug. Then connect the motor, the plastic

sleeve pipe, and wheel to the rear shaft. Make sure the inside of the wheel

fits into the plastic sleeve pipe. Then use the iron pin to secure it and put the

wheel cover on. Use an iron washer to fill in the gap.

2. Use the thin axle to connect the

top cover and the bottom cover to

create the tool box. Then, secure

the tool box support to the body

with screws.

3. Connect the battery wires,

connecting the red wire to the red

connector, and making sure the

black wire is connected to the black

connector.

4. Attach the windshield to the

front of the vehicle with five screws

(M3 *10). Then attach the mirrors

with four screws (M3*10).

5. Attach the front fork with the

front fender and front wheel by

front wheel shaft. Use iron buckles

to fasten.

Important Notes about the Battery

1. Before operating the first time, open the seat and connect the power wires of the

battery, connecting the red wire to the red connector, and the black wire to the

black connector. Incorrect connection, will cause short circuit or malfunction.

2. Charging socket is in the rear of the vehicle underneath the back and just below

the seat. Continuous charging time should not exceed 15 hours.

3. Charge the motorcycle when its speed becomes slow. Battery will be damaged if

it is fully drained.

4. If out of use for a long period of time, charge the battery fully before next use.

Charge at lease every 2 months to extend battery life.

5. It is normal for the charger and battery to heat up during charging.

6. Don’t burn or disassemble the battery. Recycle appropriately.

7. Only use manufacturer approved charger and battery.

6. Fasten the motorcycle head to

the front fork and attach with

four screws (M4*14).

7. Release the shaft from

bodywork. Connect the electrical

wire in the motorcycle head with

the one in bodywork. Then

insert shaft to connect the panel

board, motorcycle head and

bodywork together. Fasten the

seat on bodywork with screw.

Fuse Replacement

Only use 15A fuse to replace a damaged one. Use caution when replacing the fuse,

as short circuiting can lead to a fire.

Important Notes

1. This vehicle must be assembled and checked by an adult before use.

2. This vehicle should be used under the supervision of an adult. It should not be

used on streets, roads, steps on slopes, or near other vehicle. The driver should

wear shoes at all times, and the number of drivers should not exceed one at a

time.

3. Not for children under 3 years old.

4. Teach each rider how to operate the pedal, switches and motorcycle before use.

5. Do not use non-rechargeable batteries.

6. Don’t mix old and new batteries, and don’t mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zine)

and rechargeable batteries.

7. Battery should be put in the battery box in the correct position.

8. Do not operate the vehicle in rain or snow or inclement weather.

9. Turn off the power switch when the vehicle is not in use or being charged.

10. Only clean the vehicle with a dry cloth, not water or other liquids.

11. Electric cable, plug and other parts of the charger should be checked frequently.

12. Battery and charger should only be handled by an adult.

13. Don’t change the forward and backward switch while the vehicle is moving, or

the gearbox will be damaged.

14. Put the vehicle in a well-ventilated place when it is charging.

15. Short circuiting the battery can create a fire hazard.

16. Dispose of plastic bags to avoid children suffocating.