Cut the silicon Grip-Mat as picture shown.
The generator unit can be installed at different places on your bike (see pictures). Feel free to experiment with the best position for the unit.
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Step 1: Wrap the best place on frame tube with Silicon Grip-Mat (17). This is very important step. If you do not use the Grip-Mat (17), the generator will not work properly. |
To attach, sandwich both the back clamp piece and the generator around the frame (on the Grip-Mat 17), slide the bolts through and screw the nuts in place. Tighten down the generator adjusting for the gap. You will make a final tightening at the end. Please adjust the generator at right position before ride (see step 7 below), otherwise your left foot may crash on it. Non label side facing the wheel.
Make sure there is no metallic (iron, steel) parts within 50mm radius from center of the generator.
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Step 2: Attach the back light by sliding the remaining two ties through the respective holes, and closing the ties followed by cinching close the ties around the seatpost section of your frame. If it is necessary to attach the light to the seat post, the extra slack in the wire will allow the post to adjust later.
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Step 3: Attach front lights.
 | Step 4: Attach wire on the frame by cable ties. |
 | If some extra wires left, fold them and tie them up as this picture shown. |
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Step 5: Fix 2 block magnets on spokes.
 | (1) Make a mark by a Mark-Pen on a spoke (opposite of center of generator unit). |
 | (2) Stuck a block magnet at the marked place on the spoke by magnetic force. |
 | (3) Cover the magnet and spoke with tape (included). |
Step 6: 2 moving magnets on wheel (180 degree between them).
Step 7: Before tight up everything, make sure there is a gap between the moving magnets and the generator unit (as picture shown).
If you are installing a "Non-standby lights version" of the lights, it's done!
How to install a standby lights switch on a bicycle? Click here.
To install Flexible LED light stick, Click here
