▪ The new brake blocks and discs feature relatively smooth
surfaces, so the braking effect will improve after you ride
100 km or brake on long downhills 3 to 5 times, when such
surfaces become roughened.
▪ Check screws between the brake lever and the handlebar,
as well as screws between the brake clamps and frame or
front fork:
1. Check if these screws maintain the same fastening
performance when your e-bike reaches a 200 km riding
distance.
2. Check the fastening performance at every 1,000 km after
the initial 200 km.
3. It is recommended to check the fastening performance of
screws after every 600 km if you often ride under complex
road conditions.
▪ The wear degree of brake blocks should be checked after
you’ve ridden on normal roads for 1,000 km, or 600 km if
the road conditions are complex. The blocks should be
▪ lower temperature may lead to insu cient charging, while a
higher temperature may lead to overcharging.
▪ It is recommended to remove the charger immediately
after the bike is fully charged to avoid overcharging the
battery.
▪ When using the charger to charge the battery, connect the
charger to the battery charging port, and then connect the
charger to the power socket. When removing the charger,
disconnect the charger from the power socket, and then
disconnect the charger from the battery charging port.
▪ Check the tire pressure by hand or with a gauge and ensure
the pressure is within the range of 50- 75 PSI or 3.4 - 5.1 bar.
▪ Test the belt drive to check whether the belt tension is
suitable (you should be able to press the middle part of the
belt down 10 - 15 mm if the tension is moderate).
▪ Before riding your e-bike on roads, ensure compliance with
local riding regulations, for example those governing riding
equipment, control lights, and reflectors. Asegúrate de que
llevas el equipo de protección adecuado.
▪ Make sure that you wear the correct protective equipment.
▪ Always wear a helmet and ensure that your vision is clear.
▪ When properly adjusted, the saddle should be at hip height.
▪ Check and ensure that the front wheel quick release,
▪ handlebar, brakes, pedals, and other related parts of the
e-bike are properly fastened before you start to ride.
▪ The brake settings vary by country / region. Check which brake
lever acts on which brake first, and if it does not comply with your
habits, we recommend that you ask an expert to change the
settings so that you can accurately brake the front and rear
wheels if an emergency occurs while you’re riding. If you
encounter any problems while riding, brake first ( brake both
wheels at the same time to stop within the shortest possible
distance ).
▪ Check the steering. The steering has a crucial impact on
braking and riding safety.
▪ We recommend that you purchase relevant insurance for
bikes or e-bike riding in your area. This way you can contact
your insurance company or agency promptly to get adequate
protection in the event of an accident.
replaced promptly when they are two-thirds or more worn.
▪ If you feel that the brakes are obviously loose but the wear
degree of brake blocks is still acceptable and there is no
sign of oil leakage on the brakes, contact a professional
bike store and ask technicians to replenish the lubricant.
▪ Contact a professional bike store and ask technicians to
diagnose and fix the cause of any abnormal noise that
persists during riding after you have cleaned any oil from th
brake blocks and discs.
02.
BEFORE YOUR FIRST RIDE
042 Bike usage
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