Bicycle's Electrical Modes; No-Pedalling Mode; Assistance Mode; 5 Assistance Levels - Velec A2 Owner's Manual

NO-PEDALLING MODE

From a stop or while in motion, simply turn the Throttle Handle (on the
right) to move forward. To reach the top of some of the hills, it is possible
you might have to pedal as well.
Based on ideal conditions with a fully-charged battery .
The range will be reduced depending on the type of roadway, the
number of slopes and the degrees of inclination, the direction and the
force of wind, the tire pressure and the weight of the user.

ASSISTANCE MODE

Use this mode whenever you wish to benefit from electrical assistance,
which makes pedalling easier.
(This mode gives you longer range for the same charge.)

BICYCLE'S ELECTRICAL MODES

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5 ASSISTANCE LEVELS

Turn the motor on, press the assistance
level selector on the Control Panel and
choose one of the 6 positions.
* May differ from photograph
Assistance Level Selector
on Control Panel
Position 0 (No LED lights ON on the panel)
In this mode when you pedal or use the throttle, the motor
will never turn ON.
Position 1
When you pedal, the motor turns on and gives you approximately 10%
assistance. This means moving forward at low speed on a level road, for
example, will require slightly less effort.
Position 2
When you pedal, the motor starts and provides about 15% assistance.
This means less effort for you if you are travelling at low speed on a level
road with a slight headwind.
Position 3
As you pedal, the motor starts and gives about 40% assistance. This
means you will not have to exert yourself as much to go up a slight hill.
Position 4
Once you pedal, the motor starts and gives about 75% assistance.
This will help you go up a good-sized hill.
Position 5
As you pedal, the motor starts and provides about 100% power. This
means you will find it easier to go up steep hills or move forward against
strong headwinds.
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