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Neox crosser - Tips for Better E-bike Use; Pedalling Frequency and Weight; Acceleration and Braking

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NEOX User manual - Edition 03-2016 13
USEFUL TIPS FOR BETTER
USE OF YOUR NEOX
Electric bikes, or better known as “pedal assisted cycles”, are nothing more than a com-
mon bicycle equipped with a motorised unit that assists the cyclist with the eort of
pedalling.
We should dispel any negative stereotypes regarding electric bikes which claim they
are bicycles that do not make any sense because the rider does not generate force. In
fact it is important to understand that the electric bike oers the possibility of engaging
in healthy physical movement, modulating the eort desired and above all, travelling
longer distances.
IT is clear that the cyclist, in order to enjoy this sport, should use the assistance level
which is appropriate for the route, while avoiding riding the bicycle with maximum as-
sistance. Maximum use of the assistance, drastically reduces the number of km that can
be travelled.
To better understand the sensations involved, using an pedal assisted cycle is similar to:
Walking up an escalator:
- The same eort as that used to climb a normal flight of stairs but at a higher travelling
speed.
Swimming in a river in the same direction as the current:
- The eort required is reduced but the distance travelled is greater.
Tips to get maximum satisfaction from using your NEOX.
pedalling freQuency
A pedalling frequency which is greater than 50 revolutions per minute optimises the
eciency of the motor unit. On the other hand very slow pedalling consumes a lot of
energy, in addition to increasing the eort required of the cyclist.
Weight
It is important to minimize weight, reducing the overall weight of the bicycle and lug-
gage to a minimum. It is not recommended to apply unnecessary accessories and at-
tachments to the bicycle which, as well as ruining the design of the vehicle, increase
consumption.
pulling aWay and Braking
Frequent pulling away and braking are - like with the car - a source of increased con-
sumption compared to riding long distances at a constant speed.

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