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Attach connector case to
front fork using cable ties
Cable ties
Wet weather tip: If you have exposed connectors that do not need to be
unplugged,
use silicone tape or heat shrink to wrap around the connections.
This will
prevent wet weather from corroding the contacts and reduces the
chance of them getting tugged apart while riding.
Charging your battery
You can charge your battery any time, whether it is fully discharged or not. To
use your charger, make sure the 110/220V switch on the back of your charger
has been set correctly and then connect it to your wall outlet and battery. The
LED indicator light will show orange when charging and takes about 5 hours
for a full charge. When the charger has stopped charging it will show a green
light.
The charger must be already connected to the battery pack when it is turned
on in order to initiate a charge cycle. If the charger light is already green when
it is plugged into the battery, it will not turn orange and start charging.
Store your battery fully charged and with its switch off. A stored battery must
be charged once every 6 months because the battery self-discharges over
time. Allowing the battery to completely self-discharge causes permanent
damage.
Connect bullet and hall connectors
and place inside: match yellow,
green, and blue wire colors
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