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Motor located at the pedal crank for power assist.
The primary power source for the electric bicycle.
Shows speed, battery level, and operational information.
Turns the battery on or off, essential for operation.
Guidelines for storing the battery in optimal conditions to prevent damage.
Procedures and precautions for safely charging the battery.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely detach the battery from the bicycle.
Overview of the display unit and its associated control buttons.
Identification and function of the control buttons on the display unit.
Procedure for powering up the electric bicycle system.
Explanation of the three buttons used to control functions and the cycle computer.
Procedure for powering down the electric bicycle system.
How to activate and deactivate the LCD backlight for low-light conditions.
Walk Assist Mode propels the bike at a low speed for pushing up hills.
Statement of conformity with the BS EN15194 standard for electric bikes.
How to access and modify user-configurable settings on the display.
Procedure for saving changes and returning to normal operating mode.
Description of the default display showing current speed upon startup.
How to cycle through different data displays like average speed and trip time.
How the display shows error codes and troubleshooting steps.
Explanation of the 7-speed Shimano RevoShift gears and how to operate them.
Explanation of the Datatag UV Stealth PRO Cycle System functions.
Details on the UV etching technology used for marking components.
Description of the tamper-evident labels with unique identification numbers.
Information on the microdot identification system for enhanced security.
Instructions on how to register the Datatag system online or with a dealer.
Essential safety checks and actions to perform before each ride.
Routine cleaning and maintenance tasks to perform after rides or weekly.
Periodic maintenance checks for brakes, cables, bearings, and tension.
Recommendations for annual general inspection by a dealer.
Description of the battery's on-board meter for checking resting charge level.
Conditions that must be met for the warranty to be valid.
Situations and damages that are not covered by the warranty.
Procedure to follow and steps involved when making a warranty claim.
Information about the battery management system's data recorder and its use in warranty claims.
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