Summary of PIVOT
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Electric bicycle owner’s manual www.Gowattson.Com.
Page 2: Hello.
Hello. 1 assembly. 2 overview. 2 step one: removing the front basket. 3 step two: mounting the handlebars & display. 4 step three: replacing the front basket. 5 step four: mounting the front wheel. 6 step five: installing pedals. 8 step six (recommended): disconnect speed regulator. 9 step seven (op...
Page 3: Hello.
Hello. Welcome to the wattson family. Thank you for your purchase, we hope to see you out on the road. Be safe out there and remember, always wear a helmet. #electricbike #gofree if you’d like to get in contact with us, send us an email at hi@gowattson.Com or reach out on social media. We’re availab...
Page 4: Assembly.
Assembly. Overview. We’ll have you setup in no time. For your convenience, we also have video assembly instructions online at www.Gowattson.Com/assembly. Before we begin, you’ll need the following tools: 1. Phillips screwdriver 2. 16mm, 14mm, and 12mm socket wrench 3. 15mm, 14mm, and 12mm wrench 4. ...
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The charging adapter and the pedals will be inside the front basket. There is also a finishing cover in the basket. The front wheel will be zip tied to the side of the bike. You can remove this wheel and set it aside. We highly recommend assembling the scooter on the base of the provided carton pack...
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Step two: mounting the handlebars & display. Begin by removing the bolt (12mm) and basket mount from the steering column. When removed, there will be a bolt, a cylinder washer, and the basket mount. Place the handlebars and display assembly onto the steering column. Check to see the cables are prope...
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Step three: replacing the front basket. Replace the basket onto the mounting brackets and screw the bolts back into place. The shorter bolts mount to the vertical mounting bracket. Longer bolts and nuts mount to the bottom basket mount. The front hydraulic brake line fits into a space to the left of...
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Attach the finishing cover on the rear of the basket. Screw in screws from the interior of the basket. Screw in a diagonal pattern and do not tightening completely until all 4 screws have been set into place. Tighten each screw diagonally to ensure a flush fit. Do not over tighten as this may damage...
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We find it useful to prop the front bike with something roughly the size of a gallon paint can. Secure the brake to the fork with brake mounting slots (left fork from the perspective of rider) using both included bolts (14mm). Place 1 washer (included on bolts) between the brake assembly and the for...
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When placing the front wheel into the front fork, ensure the disc is properly seated between brake pads. Slide the front axel back through the fork with the brake mount and through the long spacer and into the wheel. The short spacer will be on the side without the brake, between the fork and the wh...
Page 11: Regulator.
Step six (recommended): disconnect speed regulator. Reach underneath the floor plate to find the thin grey cable connecting the regulator. This regulator limits the motor to 16 mph. Disconnecting this will allow your to travel 20 mph. Disconnecting the regulator is completely safe. Step seven (optio...
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Step eight (optional): swap km/h with mph display. Remove both top screws on headlight and display assembly. Pull upwards at the top portion of the display cover. Gently use a flathead to twist and pop open the bottom of the display cover. Remove the 4 dark green screws (do not remove the metallic c...
Page 13: Finishing Up.
Finishing up. Congratulations! You’ve finished assembling your wattson pivot! You can remove any remaining wraps or protection. Clip the zip ties around the brakes and take the keys to open the seat compartment (lock located at the rear of the bike) to plug in the battery. Simply roll the bike off th...
Page 14: Diagram.
Diagram. 12.
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Fill with dot 3 or dot 4 brake fluid. Tighten to increase rear brake strength. 13.
Page 16: Specification.
Specification. Model: pivot dimensions: 66” long x 28” wide x 44” tall net weight: 115 lbs battery weight: 9 lbs frame: stainless steel with matte black paint wheel: 18” x 2.5” stainless steel tires: tube tires throttle: right handlebar twist throttle and pedal assist maximum speed: 20mph (32km/h) t...
Page 17: Maintenance.
Maintenance. Battery. Store battery at room temperature to ensure proper lifespan of the battery. Extreme cold or hot temperatures may damage battery. Charge at least once every month. Failing to do so will lower the lifespan of the battery. Maintaining a full charge will help prolong the life of th...
Page 18: Regulation.
Regulation. Federal law regulates consumer products for “low speed electric bicycles”, however use of these products is regulated by state vehicle code and these vary from state to state. For a brief overview of all the states, visit: https://en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/electric_bicycle_laws#state_require...
Page 19: Warranty.
Warranty. Wattson limited warranty wattson pivot comes with a 1 year limited manufacturer’s warranty on the frame and powertrain of the bicycle and a 6 month warranty on the battery. The warranty covers the cost of replacement parts and shipping. If the bicycle is brought to a wattson store labor co...