The WILDEWAY FW11 Electric Bike is a foldable eBike designed for various riding conditions, offering pedal assist, a twist throttle, and the option to be ridden as a regular bicycle. It comes largely pre-assembled, with some adjustments and familiarization required upon unboxing.
Function Description:
The FW11 Electric Bike provides electric assistance for easier riding, with a 48V lithium-ion battery powering a motor. It features a 7-speed gear system for adapting to different terrains and disc brakes for effective stopping. The eBike is foldable at the frame and handlebars for convenient storage and transport. An LCD display provides real-time information and control over various functions.
Important Technical Specifications:
- Battery: 48V lithium-ion battery.
- Weight Capacity: The bike can safely carry a total weight of 330 lbs. If a rear rack is attached, its maximum weight capacity is 110 lbs.
- IP Rating: IPX4, indicating resistance to water splashes from any direction, but it is not waterproof and should not be submerged or used in excessively wet conditions.
- Gears: 7-speed freewheel gear system.
- Brakes: Disc brakes on both front and rear wheels.
- Charging Time: Approximately 4-8 hours for a mostly empty battery.
Usage Features:
- Folding and Unfolding:
- Handlebars: Pull the handlebar stem to its upright position, then push the clasp down firmly until it locks. To unlock, pull up the silver button and pull the clasp.
- Frame: Grab the handlebar stem and rear end, lift the bike slightly, and swing it to its closed position, then push the clasp down firmly until it locks. To unlock, slide the switch to the right and pull the latch.
- Pedals: Push in slightly and raise into the folded position until it clicks. To unfold, push down until it clicks into the unfolded position.
- Battery Operation: The battery has three positions: UNLOCKED, OFF, and ON.
- Unlocked: Key removed, locking pin retracted, battery can be inserted/removed.
- Off: Key twisted to Off, locking pin protrudes, battery locked to frame, power inactive.
- On: Key twisted to On, locking pin protrudes, battery locked to frame, power active. The key remains locked in the ON position during operation.
- Charging: The battery can be charged while attached or detached from the bike. The charger light is red during charging and turns green when complete. Charge indoors in dry spaces at room temperature.
- Cockpit Controls:
- Display Control Pad: Located on the left handlebar, it includes buttons for power, pedal assist level adjustment (+/-), and light control.
- LCD Display: Shows Light On/Off Indicator, USB Charging Indicator, Battery Level Indicator, Error Code, Real-time Speed Indicator (MPH or KM/H), Pedal Assist (PAS) Level Indicator, Walk Mode/Cruise Control, Odometer, Trip, Maximum Speed, Average Speed, and Controller output current.
- Shimano Gear Shifter: Located on the right handlebar for shifting gears up (+) and down (-).
- Electric Throttle: A thumb throttle on the right handlebar for controlling motor power.
- Pedal Assist (PAS): Levels 1-5, with level 1 being the lowest assist and level 5 the highest. Level 0 provides no assistance.
- Walk Mode: Engaged by holding down the "-" button on the display control pad, the motor assists at a slow walking speed (6km/h).
- Cruise Control: Activated by long-pressing the "+" button, then holding the throttle for about 8 seconds.
- Lights: Integrated front headlight and rear tail light, turned on/off by holding the light button on the display control pad.
- Safety Features: Motor inhibitor switches shut off the motor when brakes are applied.
Maintenance Features:
- Best Practices: Store in a clean, dry place; keep components tightened to torque specifications; ensure latches are locked; clean and lubricate moving parts regularly; maintain tire pressure; ensure electrical connections are secure.
- 100 Mile Tune Up (Wear-in Period): After 100 miles or 5 full battery charge cycles, have a certified mechanic inspect brakes (cables stretch), shifting (cables stretch), and hardware.
- Monthly Service (Every 250-500 miles): Inflate tires, lubricate chain, check shifting performance, clean bike, check spoke tension.
- Quarterly Service (Every 750-1500 miles): Check all monthly items, inspect tire tread, check electrical connectors and cable housings, and get a tune-up from a certified mechanic.
- Battery Health: For long-term storage, keep the battery charged at about 75% capacity. Periodically check and recharge to 75% if needed. For maximum cycle life, charge to 100% a few hours before riding.
- Serial Number: Located on the head tube of the bike for warranty purposes.
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