The Kalk OR is engineered to promote performance, trail/enduro and free riding in the back country, leaving nothing to chance. The kinematic

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Kalk OR

Starting procedure

Before you start the vehicle, please remember that this is an all-electric vehicle which is completely silent when it’s on.

To see if the battery is connected properly. Remove the saddle by unscrewing the 2 screws found under the saddle with a 5MM Allen key. When the saddle is removed, check that the big red contact is undamaged and connected tightly. You can leave the battery connected to the bike during longer periods of time (such as storage) as long as you turn off the master switch.

After you are certain that the battery is properly connected you move on to the master switch. The master switch is located on the front of the battery cover (see picture below). When the master switch is turned off (pointing down), all of the electricity in the bike is turned off as the battery is electrically disconnected from the rest of the system. The master switch needs to be turned on, pointing upwards, in order to ride or charge the bike. When the bike is not in use for longer periods of time (a week or longer), the master switch should be turned off in order for the bikes standby mode not to drain the battery slowly.

The kill switch is located on the right side of the handlebar. When the kill switch is connected with the magnet, the bike is turned on. When you are done riding or in case of an emergency, pull the kill switch to turn off the bike. 

 wear the kill switch strap around your wrist when riding. This is to prevent further damage to the rider, the vehicle or other property. When falling, losing control or feeling unsafe, release your right hand from the handlebar and pull it back, this will disconnect the kill switch and turn the bike off. 

 disconnect the kill switch when not riding. As the bike makes no noise when on standby mode, it’s impossible for bystanders to know if the bike is on or not. This can cause accidents if people are pulling the throttle while expecting a turned off bike.