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Assist Level
LED Ring Assist Mode
PAS 3
Normal
PAS 4
Sport
PAS 5
Turbo
Select Appropriate Assist Level
After powering on the ebike, the assist level is set to "0" by default and the LED ring on the control
panel remains solid white. At this point, there is no power assistance while pedaling. Once you
begin riding, press and release the "+" or "-" button or the "Power" button on the control panel to
select the appropriate assist level. The top speed for each level is 20 mph, above which the motor
will no longer provide power assistance.
CAUTION
!
Always use the lowest assist level until you are comfortable with the
ebike and feel confident in controlling the power.
Walk Mode
Walk mode allows you to get a small amount of motor assistance to propel the ebike forward at 2.8
mph, while walking beside the ebike with both hands on the handlebar.
■ Press and hold the "-" button, and you can activate the walk mode. Walk mode will stay on
while the "-" button is being held.
■ Release the "-" button to exit the walk mode and end power assistance.
CAUTION
!
Inappropriate use of walk mode can cause you to lose control of the
ebike, resulting in damage or injury to the ebike. Use walk mode only
while dismounted from the ebike, with both hands on the handlebar, and
with at least one hand on a brake lever so that you can quickly cut off
power to the motor if necessary.
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Description
Medium power output for city commuting.
Strong power output for active riding.
Maximum power output for extreme riding.
Front Light
■ Press the "Light" button to turn the front light on or off.
■ When the battery level is low, the battery level indicator on the control panel flashes, and the low
battery protection will be triggered automatically so that the motor no longer provides power
assistance. From this moment on, the front light can provide illumination for no more than two
hours.
NOTE
■ Ensure that the front light is on when riding in low-visibility conditions.
■ Ensure that the battery is fully charged and can provide continuous
lighting for your entire night trip.
Brake
■ The brake levers are located on the right and left sides of the handlebar.
■ The right brake lever controls the rear brake, and the left brake lever controls the front
brake. Always apply the rear brake before applying the front brake, using both brakes for all
operations.
■ When braking, gradually add pressure to both brake levers until you are slowed down to the
desired speed or come to a stop.
CAUTION
!
■ Always control your riding speed by gradually applying the brake
levers to maintain a safe speed. And keep an eye on terrain conditions
and oncoming vehicles.
■ Always engage the rear brake first to prevent excessive strain on the
front wheel and the suspension fork and to prevent loss of control.
■ Brake earlier on wet and slippery surfaces as it takes longer to slow
down.
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