Yukon

This video will walk you through the steps of replacing a controller on VoltBike Yukon or VoltBike Elegant 2017 and previous models. Before you start, make sure that you remove the battery to make sure there is no accidental activation of the motor or any of the electrical components.

Your VoltBike Yukon 750 comes with feature which cuts the power to the motor once the brake levers are engaged. If there is malfunction at the power cut inhibitors then the bike will immediately loose throttle and pedal assist.

This is wiring schematic for the VoltBike Yukon 750 (2017 edition). Before you do any repair on your bike, it's always recommended to unplug your battery.

If your battery does not light up there are a few steps you can try to bring it back to life. First, plug the battery to the charger and leave it for 1-2 hours. It's possible that your battery went into sleep mode due to inactivity. This could happen if you leave your battery empty for a long period of time.

In this video, you can learn how to replace a brake sensor and adjust brake lever travel. An important step here is to remove the set screw first before trying to remove the brake sensor. Attempting to remove the sensor without releasing the set screw will damage the thread on the brake inhibitor.

The VoltBike Yukon and Bravo currently use a forged Aluminium Prowheel Pioneer square taper crankset.
Length 170mm / 4 bolt x 104mm bolt circle diameter / 44 tooth chainring / 9/16" pedal thread.

No. Our bikes are tested in the rain whenever it is raining in Vancouver on a week day (so roughly half the year) and they handle the water just fine. It is important not to store it where it will be rained on, or as one customer learned, submerged in water.

If your Voltbike has hydraulic brakes/ levers there is the option to adjust the brake lever reach to fit various hand sizes and change the feel of the braking action. On occasion, the adjustment set screw may back out resulting in a potential loss of braking power.

This video will walk you through the steps of replacing a controller on VoltBike Yukon 2018/2019 and future models. Before you start, make sure that you remove the battery to make sure there is no accidental activation of the motor or any of the electrical components.

Tools Required: • 3mm hex tool • 2.5mm hex tool

In the past, some models of the Yukon came with an oversized power chord plug for the hub motor which restricted the ability to use a standard freewheel removal tool.

This article covers the process of removing the freewheel on such Yukons.

This video will walk you through the steps of greasing your bicycle headset. This is required only if you experience an issue with creaking when turning.
Before you start, make sure that you have generic grease, 4mm, 5mm and 6mm allen keys.

This video will walk you through the steps of replacing disc brake pads on VoltBike Yukon or other VoltBike models using hydraulic disc brakes.
Before you start, make sure that you have 5mm allen key, 2mm allen key, flat head screwdriver and replacement brake pads.

This video will walk you through the steps of degreasing disc brake rotors on VoltBike Yukon or other VoltBike models using hydraulic disc brakes.
This procedure is required only if you experience noise when stopping the bike.

VoltBike electric bikes comes standard with feature which cuts the power to the motor when the brake lever is engaged. The brake cut inhibitor is located in the brake lever and it consist of sensor and magnet.
In this video you will learn how to troubleshoot issues with your brake but inhibitors or error 05E on the LCD screen.

Thank you for asking. Thule T2 pro XTR would be our recommended rack for these bikes, and we suggest taking the batteries off while transporting the bikes to get the weight down. If you do order this from us we will supply these terminal cover plugs ...