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KIA
USER MANUAL
2X2WRK V2
ORA
1
HELLO.
UBCO was born in New Zealand, proudly designed,
prototyped and tested here, so we've included some
of our unique language to keep it Kiwi. You'll find a
Glossary on page 6 to explain what it all means.
2Registration Information TABLE OF CONTENTS
Fill in your vehicle and contact information below. Attach your
receipt of purchase within this book for safekeeping. Glossary 6
Important: Please also go online: www.ubcobikes.com/register 01 YOUR BIKE 8
to send us your registration information; both are required for Parts Overview 11
any future warranty claims. Technical Information 12
UBCO App 13
MODEL CODE SERIAL No.*
Handlebar Parts 14
Handlebar Controls 18
Adjustable Suspension 20
DATE OF SALE LICENCE PLATE No. Lever Guards 23
Accessory Lugs 24
02 YOUR POWER SUPPLY 28
DEALER NAME (or website if purchased online) Charging Your Power Supply 32
Removing the Power Supply 34
Power Supply Care & Safety 37
OWNER'S NAME 03 SAFETY 38
Riding Safety 40
Loading the 2X2 42
PHONE NUMBER Pre-ride Inspection 45
04 MAINTENANCE & CARE 46
Your Field Kit 49
ASSEMBLED BY (print & sign name) DATE ASSEMBLED Replacing Key Fob Battery 49
Wheels 50
Replacing Brake Pads 52
Cleaning the Bike 53
� CHECK THIS BOX ONCE THE ABOVE INFORMATION
HAS BEEN REGISTERED ONLINE 06 TROUBLESHOOTING 54
Fault Codes 58
*Your serial number is engraved on the right-hand side of the frame head tube.
07 FINE PRINT 62
Limited Warranty 65
Servicing Schedules 70
2YOU BEAUTY!2
Thanks for buying an UBCO 2X2. This manual will help UBCO Head Office
you get the best out of your bike and is chocka3 full MOUNT
of handy tips. Keep it tucked inside the Field Kit under MAUNGANUI
your bike seat, that way it will always be there if you
need it – even if you're out in the wop-wops4.
First things first:
Go online to www.ubcobikes.com/register to
register your bike with us. This ensures we
know about your purchase but also keeps a
record with the bike if it's ever sold.
Next:
Download the free UBCO 2X2 App from your
smartphone's app store. Simply search UBCO. About NZ
Find out more about the app on page 13. Here's a map of New Zealand
( just in case it's missing off your
Then: nearest world map…)
Read this manual carefully. Pay special
Up north you'll find a 90km long
attention to the safety messages that appear
beach. Down south there's a
throughout. This manual should be considered
whole lot of mountains. And
a permanent part of the 2X2 and should
in between (you might call it
remain with your bike if it is resold. Chur.5
Middle-earth6) we've got rivers
and lakes, farms and forests,
volcanoes, earthquakes, caves,
beaches, a few cities, and a
whole lot of birds.
When you see this symbol, the Find out more about our
information following is important for beautiful country and some
safety and proper function of the 2X2. of her native residents on the
pages of this book. There's
also a few fun facts to help
out on Trivia Night.
Enjoy!
4 5Glossary World Famous in New Zealand
1 Kia Ora PAGE 1 8 Get cracking PAGE 10 1. New Zealand has many 8. Our capital city Wellington
Māori for hello, cheers, Act quickly and unique native fish, is the southernmost
good luck, or best decisively. insects, birds, lizards, and capital in the world.
wishes. 9 Tiki Tour PAGE 28 frogs. Our only native 9. No matter where you are
2 You Beauty PAGE 4 A sight-seeing journey mammals are bats and in NZ, you’re never more
A general exclamation of with no particular marine mammals. than 128 km (80 miles)
happiness and joy. destination in mind. 2. There are no snakes in from the seaside.
3 Chocka PAGE 4 10 Hard yards PAGE 30 NZ. None. 10. The Hawke’s Bay is home
Short for chock-a-block A great deal of effort or 3. There are also no nuclear to a hill with the longest
4 Wop-wops PAGE 4 hard work. power stations in NZ. place name found in any
A far away place, 11 Go hard out PAGE 38 4. In 1893, NZ became English-speaking country.
otherwise known as the To do something to its the first self-governing The hill's 85 character
middle of nowhere. fullest; do something well. country in the world to long Māori name is Tau-
5 Chur PAGE 4 12 Sweet as PAGE 38 give women the right matawhakatangihangao-
Short for cheers or Wonderful, extremely to vote. auauotameteaturipukaka-
thank you. good. 5. In 1953, Kiwi Sir Edmund pikimaungah-oronuku-
Hillary was the first pokaiwhenuakitanatahu,
6 Middle-earth PAGE 5 13 She'll be right PAGE 46
person to summit Mount roughly translates to: “the
Middle-earth is the It will be all right;
Everest, along with place where Tamatea, the
fictional setting of much don't worry.
Sherpa Tenzing Norgay. man with the big knees,
of JRR Tolkien's works, 14 Ages PAGE 46
6. NZ has more golf courses who slid, climbed and
including the Lord of the A long time.
per capita than anywhere swallowed mountains,
Rings film trilogy which 15 Got your gumboots
else in the world. known as the land-eater,
was filmed in NZ. stuck PAGE 54 played his nose flute to
7 Get amongst it PAGE 8 Got into trouble. 7. The first commercial
his loved ones.”
To throw oneself into bungee jump was
doing something, made by A J Hackett
especially a leisure in the Kawarau Bridge
activity or something in Queenstown, back
physical. in 1988. It still operates
there today.
6 7MEET THE LOCALS: Kiwi
Up to the size of a domestic chicken,
kiwi are the smallest living ratites
(same group as ostriches, emus, and
cassowaries). They are nocturnal,
have hair-like feathers, and cannot fly.
The New Zealand people were
GET TO
nicknamed Kiwis during WWI.
KNOW
THE 2X2
01 YOUR BIKE
Two wheels, two motors, no
gas, no noise. All set for work or
adventure. Get amongst it!7
8Welcome to your UBCO 2X2 Work Bike.
Parts Overview
The UBCO 2X2 is a two-wheel-drive utility electric
vehicle (UEV) and is inherently different from other
motorcycles and e-bikes.
D
Before you ride, ensure you've read this manual and
L
C
are familiar with how to use the bike and take the
proper safety precautions. Always wear a helmet.
Once you've educated yourself and are ready to
get cracking8, start her up and GO!!!
F
Bike Parts
K
H
A Handlebar Controls..........page 18
B Lever Guards......................page 23
I
C Rear Rack
D Accessory Lugs.................page 24
E Front Rack
A
J
F Rear Suspension...............page 21
G Front Suspension .............page 20
H Power Supply Lock...........page 34
G
I Power Supply.....................page 28
B
J Power Plug..........................page 34
E
K Kickstands...........................page 44
L Hub Motors
L
This bike is for off-road use only
and is not certified for on-road use.
10 11Technical Information UBCO App
Before you ride, download the UBCO 2X2 App from your
SPECIFICATIONS smartphone's app store. Be sure to keep your app updated
and it will, in turn, keep your bike up to date.
Weight (excl power supply) 50.7kg 111.6lbs
Be sure you have Bluetooth and location services enabled on
Height 1,025mm 40.4” your phone and your 2X2 is turned on and in range before
opening the app.
Seat height 815mm 32”
The icons along the bottom of the screen reference the
Width (handlebars) 840mm 33” following functions:
Length 1,820mm 72”
Wheelbase 1215mm 47.8”
Max speed 50km/h 30mph
LIVE DASH HOME SETTINGS
Drive train 2 x 1kW Flux motors
2
LIVE DASH HOME SETTINGS
Payload (incl rider) 150kg 330lbs View your speed, Get a quick Enable riding
power supply overview of your modes and
Suspension - front UBCO ATFZ 130mm adjustable charge, power bike's status and control features
output or regen settings, such such as
Suspension - rear UBCO ATF 120mm adjustable
input, and motor as power supply regenerative
LICENSE REQUIREMENTS temperature. If level and motor braking. Turn
you have a phone temperatures. Tap all the lights off
NZ Learner license or higher.
mount, you can the menu to add (formerly Hunting
AU State dependent; provisional or check your dash a device or go to Mode) and
motorcycle license. while you ride. another page. change the units
of measure.
US Dependent on state laws.
EU Dependent on country laws.
Note: Check your local licensing laws to determine license requirements.
All information in this publication is based on the latest production information
available at the time of approval for printing. UBCO Ltd reserves the right to make
changes at any time without notice.
12 13Handlebar Parts
1. Lever guard........... page 23 4. Kill switch................. page 18
The 2X2 is very quiet due to its
2. Rear brake............... page 19 5. Throttle..................... page 19
electric drive motors and will not
3. Control switch........ page 18 6. Front brake............. page 19 rev when it is turned to RUN mode
or when the throttle is turned.
1
2 6
3 5
4
14 15Your Keys Security Mode
Each 2X2 comes with two Security mode determines whether the
Securing key key fob is required to power the bike.
types of keys: a key fob and
a securing key. The key fob Security Mode is on by default, meaning
is used to turn the bike on the key fob is required to turn the bike on.
or off, while the securing Key fob
To turn Security mode OFF:
key activates the power
supply lock. This enables the bike to be powered
without the key fob; the bike is only
Powering the Bike turned on using the kill switch.
The key fob will turn the
2X2 on but the kill switch Turning off Security mode will
is used to change between allow anyone with access to
ACC and RUN modes. the bike to turn it on and use it.
ACC mode: The bike is on but the throttle
is inactive.
This process can only be performed using a
RUN mode: Throttle is activated and the fob that is already paired to the bike.
lights turn on.
1. Turn off the bike.
A Hold the key fob button 1.5 seconds to
2. Press and hold both the key fob button and
turn the bike on in ACC.
the kill switch for approximately 10 seconds.
A If you're ready to ride, straddle the bike
3. The bike will beep a few times while the
and retract the kickstand, then press
buttons are held and then give one final
the kill switch to enable RUN mode.
long beep to indicate programming is
The headlight will turn on. Twist the
complete.
throttle towards you to go.
4. The bike can now be turned on using only
A Once stopped, press the kill switch to
the kill switch.
turn the bike back to ACC.
To turn security mode back on, repeat the
A To turn bike off from ACC, hold the key
above steps.
fob button for 1 second or hold the kill
switch for 2 seconds.
A To turn bike off from RUN mode, hold
either the key fob or the kill switch
button for 2 seconds.
16 17Handlebar Controls Throttle
To accelerate, twist the
Control Switch Kill Switch throttle towards you. There
On the left side of the On the right side of the are no gears or clutch,
handlebar you will find a handlebar, next to the so the throttle controls all
control switch: throttle, is the kill switch for acceleration from start to top
1. Headlight the motors (4). speed (excluding gravity).
2. Indicators (inactive) When the kill switch is To maintain a constant
3. Horn activated, the bike will speed, hold the throttle in a
change to ACC mode. constant position. If you let
The headlight and tail lights
automatically come on when To ensure the 2X2 can be go of the throttle, the 2X2
the 2X2 is in RUN mode. ridden, press the kill switch will start to decelerate.
to deactivate it (RUN mode). Note: Do not continuously
To turn off the headlight,
either switch the 2X2 to power the throttle when the
ACC mode using the key 2X2 is held stationary.
fob, open the UBCO app Brake
and switch off “LIGHTS” on To slow down, allow the throttle
the settings screen, or hold to return to neutral position and
the low beam switch until it then apply the brakes: left = rear,
turns off (hold again to turn right = front.
back on). The drive motors provide a level of
regenerative braking that assist in
slowing down the 2X2.
A The first level of regenerative
1 braking automatically
activates when the throttle
is returned to neutral. This
2
provides a level of braking
3 4 Tip: The brake lever similar to engine braking.
angle can be adjusted A The second level of
to your preference using regenerative braking activates
the screws on the brake when the brake lever is pulled.
lever mount. Ensure This provides a higher level
they're re-tightened to of braking and assists the
7Nm torque setting. mechanical brakes.
18 19Adjustable Suspension Rear:
Rebound control can be
The front and rear suspensions have adjustable
adjusted using the red dial
rebound controls that change the rate the suspension at the top of the spring. Twist
re-extends after an impact. They also feature spring the dial counter-clockwise to
preload adjustment to soften or stiffen the suspension. slow the rebound; clockwise
See recommendations for various riding situations on speeds it up (this is opposite
the following page. to the front fork). Rebound
To adjust the rear spring
preload, wind the disk at the
Front: Spring preload
base of the spring clockwise
Rebound speed is adjusted to lessen the spring force;
on the right-hand side of twist counter-clockwise to
the fork crown. Twist the increase the spring force.
dial clockwise to slow the The rear suspension preload
rebound; counter-clockwise and rebound controls should
to speed it up. be set equally on both sides
On the left side of the of the bike.
fork, the spring preload Rebound speed
is adjusted. Twist the dial
clockwise to lessen the
spring force and make Preload
the suspension softer.
Twist counter-clockwise to
increase the spring force
and make the suspension
stiffer.
20 21Suspension Recommendations Lever Guards
The aluminium hand guards keep your
FRONT FRONT REAR REAR hands protected from branches, tree trunks,
REBOUND SPRING REBOUND SPRING and any other hand crushing trail obstacles.
They also protect the controls in the event
Hard surface Max fast Full soft Max fast 20mm the bike falls over. It is also advisable to wear
Rider only thread gloves to protect your hands while you ride.
(90kg) exposed
Hard surface Max fast 1 full turn 4 clicks 20mm
+ Load to hard toward thread
(125kg) slow exposed
Soft surface Max fast Full soft 2 clicks 30mm
Rider only toward thread
(90 kg) slow exposed
Soft surface Max fast 1 full turn 6 clicks 30mm
+ Load to hard toward thread
(125kg) slow exposed
Note: 'Hard surface' refers to hard, dry ground, or tracks.
'Soft surface' might be tall grass, mud, or sand.
22 23Accessory Lugs
The 2X2 is unique in that it
features accessory lugs that
are strategically placed across
the frame to provide maximum
flexibility and adaptability.
The lugs use standard M8 nuts Rear view
and bolts for attaching tie downs,
mounts, and accessories.
Inside each lug is a cavity to hold
an M8 nut in place, preventing
it from spinning as the bolt is
tightened or loosened. Side view
The front rack is attached via
two lugs at the front of the main
frame (see below right). These
Lug Options
lugs can be utilised for other
attachments if the front rack is The 2X2 has 19 lug attachment
removed. points in total:
There are 17 points available with
the front carrier attached (above);
16 when it is removed (below).
Front view
24 25Here are some examples of how to use the accessory
b. c.
lugs. Follow the loading limits on page 42.
a. The Rear Cargo Deck near the console are
uses lugs on either side available for attachments
of the rear rack. The using the Adapter Pack.
Front Cargo Deck also e. Fairings attach to the
uses the lug on the end frame's central lugs.
of the front rack. f. To attach an UBCO
b. The UBCO Adapter Pack Pannier Frame, use three
has brackets, nuts, bolts, lugs on the side of the
and straps for attaching a rear rack.
tube to hold longer tools g. The Pannier Bag or
like a fishing rod or rake. Backpack then attaches d. e.
c. Use the Adapter Pack to the Pannier Frame.
L-brackets to attach a These and other UBCO
homemade deck or box accessories, including the
to the front or rear rack. telematics unit, bike rack,
d. With the front rack and more are available from
removed, the two lugs our website.
a.
f. g.
26 27POWER
YOUR
RIDE
MEET THE LOCALS: Kauri
Kauri are among the world's mightiest and
most ancient trees, having existed as a
02 YOUR POWER SUPPLY species for around 20 million years.
Tane Mahuta, “King of the Forest”, is the
The lithium ion powerhouse super largest kauri in NZ. The 1,500 year old tree
charges the 2X2. Tiki tour9 to your is 51.5 metres tall, with a girth of 13.8m.
Check out the 2X2 sized to scale next to
heart's content. the 4.4m wide Tane Mahuta.
28About Your Power Supply How far can I go?
The UBCO KXH power supply and connections are Your range in a battery-powered vehicle is affected by similar
variables to a combustion engine vehicle: carried weight, load,
made to do the hard yards10. With an IP66 rating, the
incline, speed, and terrain, among others.
power supply is fully water and dust resistant. A solid
The graphic below provides an easy to understand picture of
work horse, the Li-ion power supply delivers a large how speed and efficiency affect range. The UBCO 2X2 is a
capacity in a sturdy package. high torque, low speed system, so its efficiency peaks below its
top speed. The ranges expressed below are tested on closed
Each KXH power supply is handle the ride – and all the
asphalt testing tracks with an 80kg rider and are provided here
constructed from high quality mud and dust.
for guidance only (values based on Gen4 2X2 testing).
LG 18650 Cylindrical Cells, When placing the power
mounted into cell holders, A Full speed (50km/h) at max throttle: Max distance 65km
supply into the bike, ensure
sealed within an alloy case, the main power output A Most efficient speed (32.5 km/h): Max distance 120km
and screwed shut. socket is located on the A At full speed with 80kg rider carrying an extra 37.2kg,
They are UN38.3 certified right-hand side of the power range was reduced by 8.5%.
and the charger is UL/CE supply (when sitting on the A Compared to full speed range, repeated starting and
certified to provide safe 2X2). The charge port is stopping was tested to reduce range by only 3%.
operation, use, and transit. located opposite side.
All this results in a robust Be sure the plugs and ports 2X2 BATTERY RANGE
power supply that can are clean before attaching. Bike kept at constant speed with 80kg rider
50kph
FRONT OF BIKE
40kph Max Distance
2X2 SPEED 120kms
30kph
Max Efficiency
Main power 32.5kph
20kph
output Charge socket
Lock socket 10kph
20km 60km 100km
2X2 RANGE (DISTANCE)
Values based on the Gen4 2X2 and 2.4kWh power supply
30Charging Your Power Supply
Depending on the remaining charge, the power supply Battery plug
can take up to 6 hours to fully charge (see settings
below). You charge the power supply after each use and
let it complete a full charge on the Max Setting once a
month, even when not in use.
How to charge the power supply:
a. Turn off the 2X2 using the key fob.
b. Plug the charger into the charge socket on the Charger socket
power supply and twist to lock.
c. Plug the provided charger into any standard wall LED light
socket and switch on at the wall (where required).
d. The LED indicator lights on the charger will signal:
Checking Power Supply Charge
A GREEN: Power supply is fully charged
To check the charge of your power supply,
A RED – Solid: Charging as normal
ensure it is plugged in to the 2X2 and press
A RED – Flashing: No power supply connected the key fob button to turn the bike on. The
A BLUE – Solid: Power supply voltage fault charge level is displayed on the UBCO App.
A BLUE – Flashing: Reverse polarity
If a charge error occurs, disconnect the charger from
the power supply and wall socket. Reconnect. If flashing To operate properly, the plug and sockets need
persists, contact your UBCO retailer. to stay clean and in good condition.
When charging: If the power supply is removed, ensure that the
A Keep away from any sparks or flames. battery plug is reinstalled correctly.
A Install a smoke alarm near your charging area.
A Do not charge if cables, charger, or power supply are
damaged.
Never store the power supply in an uncharged
A Use charger in dry, indoor conditions only and with state. Doing so can void the warranty. Always
adequate ventilation. top up after use.
When finished charging: replace the waterproof cap
over the charging socket on the power supply.
32 33Removing the Power
Supply TOOL TIP: Attach the
The 2X2’s power supply is battery strap between
interchangeable with other the two handles to make
GenX5 KXH power supplies, an easy carrying strap.
meaning if you have more than
one, you can swap them out to
avoid charging downtime. Extra
power supplies are available from
UBCO Ltd or your UBCO retailer.
4
a. Turn off the 2X2.
1 3
b. Remove the battery strap and power plug. 2
c. Using the securing key, unfasten the lock located
on the rear right-hand side of the power supply.
d. Lift the seat. Lift the power supply out of the 2X2
with two hands.
e. Store on a stable, cool, dry surface.
KXH Portable Power
Add a KXH Console (available as an accessory from UBCO)
and your power supply becomes a robust KXH Portable
Power system. As well as powering your 2X2, KXH Portable
Power can stand alone as a generator for your mobile life,
ready to power tools,
recreational equipment
and personal electronic 12V port
devices. USB-A &
A 12V, USB-A & USB-C USB-C
ports
A Rated IP65 for
outdoor durability
A Plug in an inverter or
solar panels to extend
your capability.
34 35How long will my power supply last? Power Supply Care & Safety
The KXH Power Supply uses automotive class LG cells. These The lithium-ion power supply and charger are designed to
are selected for their cyclic durability and safety. Power supply work exclusively with the 2X2. Do not attempt to use any
performance and lifespan is affected by a range of factors, power supply or charger other than those supplied by UBCO.
from everyday usage to environmental conditions. For normal Extra batteries and chargers can be purchased from UBCO
users, the power supply should last a significant period of time. Ltd or your UBCO retailer.
The pack life is measured in ‘Discharge Cycles’. The cells A Lithium-ion batteries do not suffer from the same charge
used are rated to retain 80% of their capacity after 500 full memory problems as other batteries, therefore they can
discharge cycles (0-100%). be topped up at any time.
A Charge your power supply overnight at least once a
DISCHARGE CYCLES month to ensure its health.
based on 2.4kWh battery
3000 A Secure the power supply in place when riding.
CAPACITY (mAh)
A Do not drop the power supply into the 2X2 from a height.
2000 Lower it into place carefully.
A Do not submerge the power supply or the 2X2.
1000 A Store in a cool place indoors when not in use.
A Do not burn the power supply or place it near heat
sources above 80°C (176°F).
0 100 300 500 A Keep away from children.
CYCLE COUNT A Do not attempt to open the power supply. This will void
A Work Use: Using the average distance travelled on farm the warranty. If you have any issues, please contact your
each day of 25km and full speed over the course of a year service provider.
(365 days) it would drop 20% over 3.5 years (32,589km). A Always charge your 2X2 indoors and at a temperature
A Recreational Use: Using the bike an average of 40-65km between 0-40°C (32°-104°F). Charging the power supply
per week at full speed over 52 weeks of the year (2,080- outside of this temperature range could damage your
3380km) it would drop 20% over 9.6 years. power supply or affect performance and life span.
Research indicates that partial charging (not to 100%) can A Lithium is deemed a Class 9 Dangerous Good and
significantly extend battery life if a full charge is not required. so the power supply should always be charged in a
Many applications don’t require a full discharge. non-flammable environment (on a concrete floor, steel
The cell performance will degrade in either high heat (60°C / shelf, etc).
140°F) or very low temperatures (-17°C / 0°F). A If storing for an extended period, ensure the power supply
UBCO will operate a take back program for the power has between 50% and 90% charge. Storing the power
supplies when they reach their end of life, where they will supply with either full or too low a charge can cause cell
either be repurposed or recycled. damage, reducing its life.
36 37HAVE
FUN
SAFELY
MEET THE LOCALS: Tuatara
03 SAFETY Tuatara are found only in New Zealand
We want you to have fun and go hard and are our largest reptile. They are the
last survivors of an order of reptiles that
out11, but the 2X2 is a powerful vehicle thrived in the age of the dinosaurs.
and should always be operated safely Tuatara are unusual because they like
cool weather. They do not survive well
and with caution. Read our safety advice over 25°C but can live below 5°C, by
and you should be sweet as.12 sheltering in burrows.
38Riding Safety Please stay safe:
Due to its electric drive motors, the UBCO 2X2 is silent when A The 2X2 is nearly silent, always assume you are
on and very quiet in operation. When not in use, be sure to invisible to others in your riding environment. Your
turn the bike off to prevent accidental activation of the throttle. life depends on it.
The electric drive eliminates many of the inherent safety A Be aware of your surroundings, other people,
concerns associated with internal combustion motorcycles. animals, and other vehicles. Ride to the conditions.
A Ride the 2X2 within its loading and gradient limits
A A low centre of gravity makes as described in this section.
the bike stable and able to
A Follow your local laws and regulations and ride
maintain an upright position
within your limits.
across sloping terrain.
A Never operate the 2X2 when fatigued, impaired,
A Two wheel drive increases
or under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
traction for a more stable ride.
A Wear a well-fitting helmet, securely fastened,
A No exhaust, no heat, and no
Centre of that provides good visibility and meets local law
fuel dramatically reduces the
gravity requirements.
burn potential.
A Wear appropriate apparel such as close-toed
A Weighing just 70kg (154lbs),
shoes, gloves, and eye protection.
the crush risk is low.
A Only one person should ride on the 2X2 at any
A The easy to step through
one time.
Super-X frame improves the
safety of access and egress A Children or inexperienced riders should NOT
(particularly when loaded). operate the 2X2.
A No chain, so no catching or A Watch for changes in terrain.
entanglement issues. A Abide by local off-road riding laws and regulations.
A Two-stage regenerative A Obtain permission to ride on private property.
braking improves braking A Use your horn as a warning signal where it’s
control. appropriate
A With no emissions, the 2X2 A Do not ‘wheely’ or jump the 2X2. This can
is safer for the rider AND the damage the hub motors, causing gear shock when
environment. the motor accelerates rapidly in the air and then
decelerates instantly when it hits the ground again.
40 41Loading the 2X2 Loading Safety
Improperly loading your 2X2 can affect its stability A Do not put your full weight on the kickstand.
and handling. Ride with caution when your 2X2 They are rated to support the 2X2 and a 50kg
is loaded up. We recommend you do not exceed load. If load exceeds 50kg, support the 2X2
150kg, including your body weight and cargo. while loading.
A Balance your load evenly.
A Do not impede any moving parts on the 2X2.
NOTE: These load limits A Do not obscure lights, suspension, or steering.
are estimated suggestions A Max load for the rear carrier is 40kg.
based on testing. Each A Max load for the front carrier is 10kg.
rider’s abilities and limitations A Max load for the middle of the 2X2 is 50kg.
should be considered when
17° (30%) loading up the 2X2.
RIDER ONLY ≤ 100kg A With a load up to 100kg, Maximum loads
the maximum gradient is
15° or 25%. 40kg 10kg
A With loads exceeding
100kg, maximum and
continuous gradients
must be reduced
accordingly.
Estimated limits for various
15° (25%)
gradients are illustrated
RIDER + CARGO ≤ 100kg 50kg
here. For perspective,
Baldwin Street in Dunedin,
NZ is the world’s steepest
street at 19° or 35% – so
don't be afraid to tackle
those hills!
7° (15%)
RIDER + CARGO 100-150kg
42 43Kickstand Safety Pre-ride Inspection
The UBCO 2X2 comes You should perform a pre-ride inspection each time you
with a manually retracting ride to ensure all parts are in full working order.
kickstand on either side DO NOT operate the bike if it is materially defective in
of the bike. Do not leave operation, damaged, or missing safety-related equipment.
the kickstand down when
Physically check off each of the following before you ride:
the 2X2 is in use. When
retracting the kickstand, it is F Lights – Ensure the headlight and brake
important to keep your legs light are working.
and other body parts clear
of the kickstand’s path of F Horn – Check it sounds.
movement.
F Power Supply – Ensure there is enough
charge to carry out your work or journey.
About Riding Style Secure the battery strap tightly.
The UBCO 2X2 Work Bike is not designed to be a F Brakes – Check they are operational and
Motocross (MX) bike. Rather, it has been designed to be check the brake pad wear.
lighter and more functional. Using the 2X2 like an MX
bike may damage the drive system and will likely void the F Tyres – Check the condition and
warranty. pressure of the tyres. Tyres are
interchangeable and can be swapped
The power supply, motors, and electrical components
out if required (details on page 50).
are protected against mud, heavy rain, surface water, and
shallow water crossings. They are not protected against F Loose nuts, bolts, or fixings – Ensure all
submersion and the 2X2 should not ford water deeper are done up correctly and are secure.
than the wheel axles.
If you are unsure about the type of riding you are doing,
please check with your service provider or the team at
UBCO and we can advise you.
44 45CARE
FOR
YOUR
2X2
MEET THE LOCALS: Kea
04 MAINTENANCE & CARE The world's only alpine parrot, the clever
Kea can solve puzzles and use tools. They
Don't just think, “She'll be right!”13 are unusual because they dig for food,
Take good care of your bike so nest on the ground, and breed in winter.
it will last for ages14. The cheeky Kea are known to attack
sheep and even cars, prying the rubber
seals off a car window.
46Maintenance Obligations Your Field Kit
Whilst UEV and portable power supplies have fewer moving Along with this manual, we've included a small Field Kit to get
parts than a combustion engine vehicles or technology, you through basic maintenance procedures. You may require
they still require maintenance to ensure their continued safe more advanced tools, such as a torque wrench, to properly
operation. Every product will need scheduled maintenance and complete some tasks, but the kit will get you through in a pinch.
care to ensure your warranty is maintained. This will increase
the product's lifespan and reduce lifetime maintenance.
The owner obligations:
A Ensure that the vehicle has scheduled servicing according
to the service schedule;
A Such servicing should be undertaken at an authorised
UBCO technician;
A The owner is responsible for the maintenance obligations
and must drop off and pick up the vehicle, at their own
cost, to an authorised UBCO technician.
The Field Kit includes:
Owner Operation Checks A 8/10mm spanner with A Allen key multi-tool
We recommend a 24-month service schedule, see page 70. 4/5.5mm spoke wrench A Travel pen
The 2X2 should be serviced at the indicated mileage or time, A 13/14/17mm spanner A Securing keys & key fobs
whichever occurs first. Once you have completed your 24 A 21mm spanner
month service, we recommend you continue to get your 2X2
serviced every 6 months.
Insist on only genuine UBCO parts being installed in your 2X2
to ensure validity of the warranty. Replacing Key Fob
Battery
Remove the silicone sleeve. Turn
the key fob over so that the button
faces down. Using your fingernail,
separate the two halves of the
key fob. Slide the battery out
and replace with a new CR2032
battery, observing polarity. Position
the rear plate over the base and
push down to secure.
48 49Wheels Removing the Rear Wheel:
The front and rear wheels are identical except for the inserts a. Unscrew the motor cable d. Remove the left and right
installed on the axles. This means either wheel can be lock sleeves and detach torque arms from the
installed at the front or rear as long as the correct inserts the motor cable ends. recesses in the swing arm
and torque arms are used. If you remove the wheels often, b. Using a 5mm Allen Key and remove the wheel.
periodically apply a thread locker adhesive to the wheel nuts. unscrew and remove the e. When putting the wheel
two M8 countersunk cap back on ensure that
Tyre Pressure
screws on the torque the nuts are tightened
The tyres on your 2X2 use a standard, car style valve for arms. to 90Nm with a torque
inflation and deflation. For standard riding, we recommend wrench.
c. With a No. 21 spanner,
inflating the tyres to around 25 psi or as specified on the tyre.
loosen and remove the Tool Tip: Add a medium
two serrated flange nuts. strength thread lock to the
Removing the Front Wheel:
nuts before fastening.
a. Unscrew the motor cable recesses in the fork and
lock sleeves and detach remove the wheel.
the motor cable ends. d. When putting the wheel
b. With a No. 21 spanner, back on, ensure the
loosen the two serrated torque arms sit flush in
flange nuts. their casing and the nuts
c. Remove the left and right are tightened to 90Nm
torque arms from their with a torque wrench.
Torq flush
sits
ue a
rm
M6 X 16mm
WASHER
SPACER
M14 SERATED
INSERT AXLE BUSH M8 x 25mm M8 x 25mm M14 SERATED REAR NUT M8 NYLOC NUT SPACER INSERT
M8 FLANGE
FLANGE NUT COUNTERSUNK FLANGE NUT TORQUE ARM
50 51Replacing Brake Pads a. Cleaning the Bike
Ensuring your brake pads are in It's important to keep your 2X2 in a good working order so
good condition is critical to your it's ready to go when you are. To ensure it's always in the best
safety. Check the brake pads condition possible, you should clean your 2X2 regularly.
regularly, especially when a lot Incorrect cleaning methods can void your warranty, so take
of heavy braking has occurred. care and make sure you follow these points.
Replacement brake pads are
are available from UBCO Ltd or Do: Do Not:
your UBCO retailer. A Clean your 2X2 after A Do not water blast or use
each day of use, a high pressure hose on
especially when exposed the 2X2.
Brake rotors get hot to dirty terrain or salt A Do not submerge
during braking. Allow b. water. If you are using electrical parts – they are
sufficient time for the 2X2 in a clean protected from the rain
brakes to cool before environment, this may not and splashes, but should
touching or doing any be necessary. not be left in water.
maintenance.
A Before cleaning, turn the A Do not use cleaning
2X2 off. Ensure all power products that are not
outlets, including the specifically designed
To replace the brake pads:
power supply, have their for cars or motorcycles.
a. Unscrew the pin on the top rubber seals securely in They may contain
of the calliper body with a place. The power supply ingredients that could
number 3 Allen key, remove should be plugged into scratch the finish or harm
the end clip and pull the pin. the 2X2 while cleaning components of the 2X2.
b. Remove the brake pads from to protect the power plug
the top of the calliper and and socket.
discard. Guide new brake c. A Clean the 2X2 with a
pads in, from the top of the low pressure hose and
calliper, until the holes line up. soft automotive cleaning
Do not touch the pad surface brush or sponge.
with your skin.
c. Re-install the fastening pin
and tighten with the Allen key.
Replace the end clip.
52 53MEET THE LOCALS: Weta
Though it looks like a giant cricket, the
weta are too heavy to fly and can outweigh
a mouse. Weta comes from the Māori
wetapunga, meaning “god of ugly things.”
ANY
Fossils found from the Triassic period 200
million years ago show striking similarities
to the weta; today there are over 70
species in NZ.
QUES-
TIONS?
06 TROUBLESHOOTING
Got your gumboots stuck15 while you're
out and about? Find the answer here or
go online to ubcobikes.com/FAQ.
54We've collected together a few common problems
that have a simple fix. If you suspect your bike may be
damaged or is functioning improperly, contact UBCO or
your technician for assistance.
My bike won't turn on. I can't reach my expected top speeds on flat ground.
A Check that your power supply is charged up. A If you've recently updated your UBCO App, make sure
A Check that the battery in the key fob has a charge or put in location services are turned on. The app is location
a new CR2032 cell battery (see instructions page 49). sensitive and can drop the max speed limit incorrectly after
A Check the power supply connection is clean & fully an update if your location is turned off.
plugged in. A If the motors are overheating, they will reduce power.
Check your UBCO App – if the motor temperature is over
My bike is turned on but it won't go. 95°C or 200°F, stop riding for a few minutes to allow them
A Check the kill switch is disengaged. to cool.
A Check the motor cables are properly connected.
The front wheel is losing traction uphill.
A Check the motor temperatures on the UBCO App. If they're
A Unlike a gas-powered motorcycle, where you might lean
over 125°C or 255°F, wait a few minutes for them to cool
back to give the rear wheel more traction, the 2X2 is
down before resuming your ride.
powered by both wheels. When riding uphill, shift your
A Check the UBCO App for any fault codes (see common weight forward to ensure the front wheel gains traction and
codes on the following pages.) can pull you up the hill.
My bike is on and going but the lights aren't working. A Ensure your load is evenly distributed and not exceeding
A Check your settings via the UBCO App. The LIGHTS load limits detailed on page 42.
setting allows the lights to be turned off or disconnected. What if my charge runs out while I'm away from the charger?
I can hear a rattling while I'm riding. A Pay attention to your charge level while riding. If you're
A Ensure all load and attachments are secure. not sure that you'll have enough charge to make it home,
A Check the spoke tension and tighten if required. switch the bike into Learner Mode using the UBCO App.
This will lower your speed and reduce power consumption,
A Check all fasteners are tightened.
which will extend your range.
A Check the brake rotors for dirt or debris.
A Find a hill to ride down with the brakes on to regenerate
A If you're still hearing something strange, there could be power back into the power supply. That regenerated
a more serious problem. Get home and call us or your power could allow you to drive on flat sections again.
service agent for assistance.
56 57Fault Codes Code Fault; Possible Cause Recommendation
If there is a problem with your 2X2, fault codes will appear on
C-0001, Head/tail light open circuit; Turn bike off then on,
the UBCO App. Check your app regularly to ensure your 2X2 wiring or connector problem. check connection,
C-0002
is functioning properly. Lamp failure. VMS failure. replace lamp.
There are two types of codes:
C-0003 Indicator or brake light open Turn bike off then on,
A Cautions: These codes will start with C-XXXX. These circuit; wiring or connector check connection,
codes are labelled as cautions due to the fact the they with problem. Lamp fail. VMS fail. replace lamp.
not stop the bike from operating but still require attention,
C-0004, Only one indicator Turn bike off then on,
as the bike may no longer meet safety or compliance operational; wiring or check connection,
C-0005
standards. connector problem. Lamp replace lamp (04: left,
A Faults: These codes will start with F-XXXX These codes failure. VMS failure. 05: right).
are labelled as faults because they relate to a specific fault C-0006 Indicator or brake light short Turn bike off then on,
on the bike that leads to the not bike operating correctly. circuit; wiring or connector check connection,
They require immediate attention and may require problem. Lamp fail. VMS fail. replace lamp.
servicing by an UBCO certified technician.
C-0007 Bluetooth initialisation Turn bike off then on, try
Examples: failure; VMS failure to update via App.
C-1058 F-2056
C-0010 Geofencing is actively Get bike back to allowed
C = Caution F = Fault reducing bike power/speed. geo area.
If the first number in the code is 1, it relates to something in the
C-0011 Throttle too tight. Check if throttle is stuck
front of the bike; if it is a 2 it relates to something in the rear. on. Rotate throttle forward.
Some common Caution codes are listed here. C faults
C-1058, Flat battery. Check battery level,
indicate a warning that the bike is experiencing a problem
C-2058 charge battery.
but can still operate. If the fault persists follow the remedy
indicated or contact your service provider.. C-1061, Over voltage, incorrect Check battery level.
C-2061 battery. Should clear with use.
C-1062, Motor over temp. Allow the motors to cool
C-2062 down.
C-1063, Controller over temp. Allow controllers to cool.
C-2063 Check front panel is clear
of mud, dust, etc.
58 59Some common Fault codes are below. Codes beginning F-1024, Throttle voltage outside Check if throttle is stuck
with F indicate a warning that the bike requires immediate F-2024 range. on. Check for wiring
attention. Follow the remedy indicated or contact your damage. Check throttle
service provider. output voltage.
Code Fault; Possible Cause Recommendation F-1028, Instantaneous controller Check battery level. Check
F-2028 under voltage. connections to battery.
F-0001 VMS application crash; Turn bike off then on,
electrical interference. update bike firmware. F-1052, Hall sensor signals not Check motor cable
F-2052 being received. connections for water/
F-1001, Motor controller Turn bike off then on, damage.
F-2001 communication timeout; update bike firmware.
wiring problem between F-1053, Motor has exceeded its Motor has stalled. Check
VMS and motor controller. F-2053 time for not rotating. for obstruction and free
wheel rotation.
F-0003 High ambient temperature, Allow bike to cool in
VMS over 100°C. shaded area. F-1056, Hall illegal sector; Wiring or Check motor cable
F-2056 connector problem. Motor connection for water/
F-1011, Battery voltage is more Check battery level. Test/ failure. damage.
F-2011 than 60v. change battery charger
– Always use UBCO F-1057, Hall illegal transition; Wiring Check motor cable
recommended battery F-2057 or connector problem. connection for water/
charger. Fit correct battery. Motor failure. damage.
F-1015, Controller over Allow controllers to cool. F-1064, Hall sensor signals not Check motor cable and
F-2015 temperature. Check front panel is clear F-2064 being received by VMS. connection for damage.
of mud, dust, etc.
F-1016, Hall sensor fault. Check motor cable for
If the code is not listed here or the fault code persists,
F-2016 damage or water ingress.
contact your service agent.
F-1017, Input voltage low (controller Check battery level. Check
F-2017 under voltage). connections to battery
including clip.
F-1018, Motor post static gating Check motor cable.
F-2018 test.
F-1022, Motor instantaneous phase Turn bike off then on.
F-2022 over current from sudden
shock to wheel.
F-1023, Motor over temperature. Allow motor to cool.
F-2023THE
LAST
BITS &
PIECES
MEET THE LOCALS: Tui
The most distinctive thing about a Tui,
07 FINE PRINT after the white tuft on its neck is the
sound, both its loud wings and distinctive
PHOTO CREDITS: song. It has two voice boxes and can
Kiwi – page 9 – Duncan Innes, Ngāi Tahu Tourism produce notes so high that they are not
Tane Mahuta – page 29 – Natalia Volna via Flickr
Tuatara – page 39 – CreativeNature_nl via iStock
audible to the human ear. It also whistles,
Kea – page 47 – Pablo Heimplatz via Unsplash groans, crackles, creaks, chuckles,
Weta – page 55 – Tuan Nguyen via photonewzealand chortles and wheezes and have been
Tui – page 63 – Jan Kaluza via Unsplash known to mimic human speech.
62Vehicle Compliance Limited Warranty
The UBCO 2X2 Work Bike is designed for one person only UBCO warrants to the original purchaser that the Products
and not for use on public roads. It complies with the following shall be free, under normal use and maintenance, from any
country vehicle regulations: defects in material or workmanship for the warranty periods
A Australia: Conforms to CE requirements. set out on our website (www.ubcobikes.com/) subject to the
A New Zealand: Conforms to CE requirements. qualifications, exclusions, conditions, and limitations set out in
A United States: This product designed for off-road use this warranty statement. Where warranty conditions are met,
only and does not conform to Federal Motor Vehicle defective Products or parts will be repaired or replaced (repair
Safety Standards. or replacement is at UBCO Limited’s discretion).
A UK/Europe: This vehicle was designed and manufactured Qualification of 2X2 Bike Warranty
to comply with the directives and regulations in effect on If the 2X2 Bike was purchased from an authorised UBCO
the date of manufacture for this vehicle type. retailer or via Click & Collect on the UBCO website, the retailer
must remove the bike from its original packaging, complete
FCC Compliance the Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) and the final bike set-up
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with following instructions provided by UBCO. They must also test
the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 ride the bike before final hand over to the purchaser. The
of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide Registration Form (page 2) must be signed by the retailer
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a and the purchaser and must specify who assembled and set
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses up the bike. The online registration process via
and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed www.ubcobikes.com/register/ must also be completed by
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause either the purchaser or retailer.
harmful interference to radio communications. However, If the 2X2 Bike was purchased and shipped directly to the
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a purchaser from UBCO, the Pre Delivery Inspection will have
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful already been completed by UBCO before shipment and the
interference to radio or television reception, which can be following steps must be taken by the purchaser.
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
1. Enrol in and complete the “Your 2X2 Bike Set Up” course
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more
on UBCO University (www.ubcouniversity.com).
of the following measures:
2. Remove the bike from its original packaging and complete
A Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
the final set-up following the instructions provided on the
A Increase the separation between the equipment and poster included with the bike and/or online via UBCO
the receiver. University in step 1.
A Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different 3. Complete the Online Registration Form at
from that to which the receiver is connected. www.ubcobikes.com/register/ and also fill in the
A Consult your UBCO technician or an experienced radio/ Registration Form at the front of this manual (page 2).
TV technician for help.
64 65General Exclusions A If motor maintenance or repair is performed by a non-
UBCO Certified Technician, including if the motor is
This warranty does not cover: opened or modified;
1. Products used other than in accordance with their A If any of the control system parameters are modified from
intended use or the instructions/parameters set out in this those issued by UBCO for public release;
User Manual;
A If water damage occurs as a result of a 2X2 being used
2. Products that have been misused, involved in an accident, outside of its intended operation and use. Damage
neglected or abused; includes, but is not limited to; the following component
3. Products used for competition including but not limited to groups: the external controls, electrical system, motors,
racing or trials; power supply connections and bearings;
4. Products used for rentals or any commercial application, A If damage is caused by over-torquing, cross threading, or
other than those for which the Product is intended and other damage due to attempted repair by unauthorised
which have been specifically approved by UBCO; service personnel.
5. Products that have been improperly assembled, or where
Power Supply Exclusions:
repairs have been made other than by an UBCO certified
technician; A If the power supply is left in a discharged state;
6. Products that have not been maintained or serviced in A If the plug connectors (male and female) have not
accordance with the instructions set out in this User Manual; been cleaned and are exposed to dirt, water and other
environmental contaminants;
7. Products altered or modified in any way from the
manufacturer’s specifications; A If the case has been opened or tampered with;
8. Parts requiring replacement or repair as a result of normal A If there has been damage caused to the external case or
wear and tear. structure e.g. from dropping or accidents;
A If used with non-approved or uncertified electrical
Specific Category Exclusion equipment;
2X2 Warranty Exclusions: A If the product has been submerged under water.
A The planetary gears are considered a wear and tear item
and should be regularly inspected and replaced in the
event of wear. Wear is related to the level and type of
use. Planetary gears and elements of the motor system
are designed to protect the main motor. In extreme stress,
they may be damaged in order to protect the motor’s
integrity;
66 67Consumer Law the above warranty. UBCO Ltd specifically disclaims all other
New Zealand: The Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 (“the Act”) warranties, including, but not limited to, any implied warranty
may apply to the transaction covered by this warranty. of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
In the event that the Act applies, this warranty is to be UBCO Ltd makes no express or implied warranties including,
considered as an express guarantee for the purposes of the but not limited to, any implied warranty of merchantability
Act. Where the terms of the warranty and the provisions of the or fitness for a particular purpose. UBCO Bikes US, LLC
Act conflict, the provisions of the Act will prevail. specifically disclaims all warranties, including, but not limited
to, any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a
The general exclusion, Limitations and Specific Category
particular purpose.
exclusions that are contained in this warranty do not in any
way restrict or limit any liability that UBCO Limited may have Maximum Liability
under the Act. However, this warranty and any resultant To the maximum extent permitted by law, UBCO’s maximum
express guarantee will be subject to the qualifications and liability in contract, tort, equity, statute, regulation or otherwise
limitations of the Act. for any loss, damage, or injury directly or indirectly resulting
This warranty in no way limits or affects UBCO Limited’s from any defect in, or non-compliance of, or use of, the
obligations to comply with section 6, 9 or 12 the Act. Product will not in aggregate exceed the price (excluding GST)
Australia: Our goods come with guarantees that cannot for the Product that caused the loss, damage or injury.
be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are
entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and Owner’s Obligations
compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or Where a User Manual is supplied with a Product, the
damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or purchaser of the Product and ultimate end user must
replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the review the Manual to understand the operations, limitations,
failure does not amount to a major failure. maintenance and care instructions for the Product.
In the event that the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 Whilst UEV and Portable Power Supplies have fewer moving
applies, this warranty is to be considered as an express parts than a combustion engine vehicle or technology they
guarantee for the purposes of the Act. Where the terms of the still require maintenance to ensure continued safe operation.
warranty and the provisions of the Act conflict, the provisions Every Product will need scheduled maintenance and care,
of the Act will prevail. to ensure your warranty is maintained. This will increase the
United States: All other conditions or warranties, which might Product’s lifespan and reduce life time maintenance.
otherwise be implied by statute or common law, are expressly UBCO Authorised Dealers and Certified
excluded to the maximum extent permitted by law.
Technicians
Warranty Disclaimer For a list of UBCO Authorised Dealers and Certified
UBCO Ltd makes no express or implied warranties including, Technicians, please see our website www.ubcobikes.com.
but not limited to, any implied warranty of merchantability or
fitness for a particular purpose, except as expressly set forth in
68 69Servicing Schedules Farming Users
Regular servicing should only be carried out by an Farming conditions require a more robust maintenance
UBCO certified technician or retailer. Look on the schedule so the following schedule should be used.
UBCO website to find the retailer nearest you. A First Maintenance Service
200km / 125mi / 10hrs / 1 month
Standard Users A Second Maintenance Service
The 2X2 should be serviced at the indicated mileage 1,500km / 932mi / 100hrs / 4 months
or time, whichever occurs first: A Third Maintenance Service
A First Maintenance Service 3,000km / 1,864mi / 200hrs / 7 months
2,000km / 1,242mi / 10 weeks A Fourth Maintenance Service
A Second Maintenance Service 4,500km / 2,796mi / 300hrs / 10 months
4,000km / 2,485mi / 6 months A Fifth Maintenance Service
A Third Maintenance Service 6,000km / 3,728mi / 400hrs / 13 months
8,000km / 4,970mi / 12 months A Sixth Maintenance Service
A Fourth Maintenance Service 7,500km / 4,660mi / 500hrs / 16 months
12,000km / 7,456mi / 18 months A Seventh Maintenance Service
A Fifth Maintenance Service 9,000km / 5,592mi / 600hrs / 19 months
16,000km / 9,941mi / 24 months A Eighth Maintenance Service
Once you have completed your 24 month service, we 10,500km / 6,524mi / 700hrs / 22 months
recommend you continue to get your 2X2 serviced A Ninth Maintenance Service
every six months. 12,000km / 7,456mi / 800hrs / 25 months
Once you have completed your 25 month service, we
recommend you continue to get your 2X2 serviced every
three months. For specific service requirements tailored to
your situation, please contact your service technician.
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