Riding Modes
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Pedal-Assist:
Pedal-assist is a mode that uses the motor to help you pedal, but it doesn't take over completely. You can adjust the level of assistance from 1 to
5, with higher settings providing more power and lower settings being more energy-efficient. Higher pedal settings (L4/5) are ideal for those who
want to ride faster with minimal effort. These settings are perfect for people who want to arrive at their destination fresh and on time, without getting
sweaty or exhausted. Lower pedal settings (1/2) are popular for Yotobike riders to use after work or when they want a leisurely ride. These are best
for commuting or enjoying a scenic ride, as they help you relax and relieve stress. Additionally, lower settings can extend the battery life for longer
rides, maximizing your enjoyment while minimizing physical exertion.
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Throttle-Only:
Throttle mode is similar to how a motorcycle or scooter operates, allowing you to control the speed of the bike by twisting the throttle grip without pedaling at all.
The Leopard can reach speeds of up to 25 miles per hour with throttle mode, which not only lets you travel faster but also provides extra power whenever needed,
depending on traffic conditions and your energy level.
If you're an adventurer who loves speed and distance without compromising comfort or safety, the throttle-assisted Yotobike is the perfect choice for you.
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Pedal-Only Mode:
Go Unassisted: In this mode, your Yotobike becomes a traditional bike, letting you enjoy the ride solely through your own leg power. This is handy if:
Battery's flat: No worries, keep pedaling and reach your destination, even if the battery runs out.
Intensify training: Want a tough workout? Pedal-only mode is perfect for building strength and endurance.
Finding Your Comfort Zone: We recommend starting with low pedal assistance as you get familiar with your Yotobike. As you become more comfortable,
you can adjust settings like:
• Pedal assist level: Find the balance between effort and power.
• Throttle use: Use it sparingly for extra bursts or rely on pure pedaling.
• Riding position: Tweak your posture for optimal comfort and efficiency.
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