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One of the nicest features of your new bicycle is its mid-drive motor. This design
allows the motor, as well as the rider, to take advantage of gear changes in the
shifting system, improving efciency. To get the most out of the mid-drive motor,
you need to shift the gears.
In general, when starting from a dead stop, you should be in a low gear. With
Shimano 8-Speed or Nexus-equipped bikes, this means number 1 or 2. On
NuVinci®-equipped bikes, the orange cyclist on the shifter should appear to be
riding up a hill.
As the bike gains speed, progressively shift up through the gears. For the
Shimano 8-Speed, this means 3,4,5, etc. With the Nexus, shift to 2 and then 3.
For the NuVinci®, twist the grip so that the orange hill gradually attens out.
If you encounter a hill, shift back down into lower gears. You should also shift to
lower gears as you approach a stop, so you are already in the proper gear when
you start again.
aCHIeVInG THe BesT PerFOrManCe
FrOM YOur eVelO eleCTrIC BICYCle
Ride at moderate speeds (higher speeds bring greater wind resistance, •
putting a greater load on the motor); and
Avoid riding in stop-and-go trafc.•
In many ways, considerations similar to those one takes to improve gas mileage
for a car are likely to be helpful in increasing the range of your new electric bike.
Travelling as far as possible on a single battery charge is dependent upon many
variables. Some ways to maximize range include:
Contribute by pedaling;•
Select the lower pedal-assist settings;•
Use higher ination pressures for your tires;•
EVELO Electric Bicycles are designed so that you can operate them in rainy
weather. Factory-level design elements keep the electrical components well-
protected and nearly all the electrical connections are located within the frame.
However, if you do choose to ride in the rain, be aware that necessary braking
distances can be increased signicantly, and keep in mind that the road surface
can be slick. Use caution in wet conditions — even if it is not actively raining.
Although rain and wet weather is acceptable use, we do recommend that you
avoid circumstances where your bike will be immersed in water, such as riding
through a deep stream. The bike is water-resistant, but not waterproof.
After riding in the rain, disconnect the battery and air-dry the electrical
connection points to avoid corrosion. We also recommend that you dry your bike
with a soft towel if you have been riding in the rain.
THe MID-DrIVe MOTOr
ranGe
rIDInG In THe raIn
saFeTY TIPs
We recommend the following safety-related procedures:
Wear a helmet.•
Ride in control at all times.•
Use lights and reective gear in low light situations.•

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