5. General Terms of Use
5.1 IMPORTANT! AIways before riding a bicycle:
• Check that the stem and handlebars are tightened securely.
• Check that all bolts, nuts and fasteners are properly tightened. Pay special attention to the engine
mounts, the foot, the front fork and handlebar mounts.
• Check that the brakes and brake levers are working properly.
• You check that all reflectors and lights are in place and operate properly.
• Make sure that the battery is fully charged. Check the battery charge level of the control unit LED display.
5.2 Throttle
If the throttle lever is mounted on the handlebar, avoid dangerous, unplanned acceleration by keeping your
hand away from the throttle you specify whenever you are not using it. To ensure safe use, turn off the bike
battery ignition key and the control unit of the On/Off button after each use.
5.3 During the riding
• When ready to ride, and use the throttle grip, the bike shot up from ahead! Do not switch on the bike
before you are prepared to ride.
• When you release the throttle or brake, power supply to the motor immediately.
• When you start moving, or you ascend the hill, pedaling as much as possible to save the battery.
Pedaling as much as possible yourself, you can also extend the life of the battery and engine life.
• When going downhill do not turn off the power wheel. This can lead to the engine control unit and
damage. If the battery runs out while you are riding, you can pedal it as anormal bike and please go
charge the battery as quickly as possible.
• Tum off the ignition and remove the key whenever you stop moving.
• Please make sure that you turn off the power first for preventing unintended acceleration.
• Taking care of the wheel to extend the working life of wheeling.
5.4 Battery and Charger
• Do not touch the battery terminals when the battery is charging. And do not let the battery terminals come
with metal or other conductive objects.
• When you charge the battery, insert the battery into a safe place away from children.
• Only use the supplied AC charger to charge the battery. Contact your dealer if you need a new charger.
• Never open, repair or modify the charger/battery by yourself.
• Prevent liquids, metal objects, or metal chips from entering the charger.
• Avoid shocks and dropping the charger.
• Do not cover the charger during the charging process. The charger heats up during charging.
• If you notice any strange odor or overheating during the charging, stop charging immediately.
• To avoid the premature destruction of the battery, recharge and drain the battery at least once a month.
Do not use the battery nearly empty, recharge the battery fully before each use.
• Battery capacity or reduced in cold weather. This is completely normal.
• Avoid water or other liquids when charging the battery.
• Do not leave the charger connected to the battery and power source for more than 10 hours.
• Use the battery and AC charger at all times in accordance with the instructions.
5.5 Charging the battery
You can charge the battery disconnected, or when the battery is fixed to the bike. First, pull out the
charging connector cover. Then connect the AC charger to the charging plug (3) to the charging port and
an AC outlet.
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