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AUTONOMY
The maximum distance that can be traveled on a single battery charge is approx
40 km (Bomber) or 60 Km (Bomber Z/MWC).
However, this value must be considered indicative since it can be influenced by
many factors.
The factors that can most aect battery life include the following:
• Surface: Flat, rolling surfaces are less taxing on the battery than terrain that is
uneven, slopes, or has high friction.
• Carried weight: other conditions being equal, a greater carried weight will lead to
a reduction in battery autonomy.
• Speed and driving style: a pace with frequent acceleration and braking will drain
the battery faster than a regular and uniform pace.
• Correct use and maintenance of the battery: correct management of the bat-
tery charge and discharge cycles (see the paragraph “How to recharge the battery”)
will help maintain the battery’s full eiciency for longer and delay its natural decay.
PRELIMINARY CHECKS
BEFORE USE
1. The battery must be fully charged
2. Check that the front and rear brakes are fully functional
3. Check that the tire pressure is within the MIN-MAX range indicated on the tyre.
4. Check that the handlebars and saddle are in the correct position for the rider
5. Check that the screws and bolts on the wheels are tight
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