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For Your Safety, Before
Riding Your Ahooga
(e)Bike, Check That:
1. the handlebar stem is tightly
closed;
2. the front wheel is firmly attached
and the quick release system is
tightly locked and the 2 comas
pointing the same direction (up
preferably);
3. the saddle is adjusted at the
perfect level for your height so as
to secure an optimal riding
experience;
4. the seatpost clamp is tightly
locked;
5. the brakes work perfectly;
6. the tires are well inflated for
increasing their life expectancy,
improving your riding experience
and limiting the risk of puncture;
7. the battery is sufficiently charged
(in the case of an eBike.) Keep in
mind anyway that you can still
ride your ultra-lightweight Ahooga
with an empty battery.
Using The Electrical
Assistance:
•The electrical assistance of your
Ahooga eBike applies to the EN
15194+A1 standard.
•With your Ahooga eBike any hilly
city simply becomes as flat as a
calm sea!
•Since your Ahooga eBike is
extremely light, fast and
comfortable, you need the
electrical assistance only for
uphill roads.
•Before you leave, switch on the
electrical assistance by pushing
the red button on the top of the
water bottle-shaped battery
mounted on the seat tube.
•Pedaling (or moving your bike
backward a few inches) will
trigger the thumb controller
display, which is by default set on
3.
•Set the power of the electrical
assistance on 0 by pushing the
minus sign on the thumb
controller mounted on the left
hand side of the handlebar.
•Start pedaling.
•When you foresee the need for the
electrical assistance (for instance
before climbing a hill) set the
electrical assistance on 1, 2, 3, 4
or 5 by pushing the plus sign on
the control in order to climb any
hill with no extra effort.
•A short delay is to be expected
before the assistance turns on.
The optimal mechanical speeds
for benefiting from the electric
assistance are 3, 4 or 5.
•After reaching the top of the hill
you can decrease the power of the
electrical assistance and set it
back on 0 by pushing the minus
sign on the control.
•Note: for your safety and in order
to comply with the EN 15194+A1
norm of the European Union, the
electrical assistance of your
Ahooga eBike is limited to 20
km/h and works only when you
are pedaling. Stop pedaling and
the electrical assistance will
automatically stop as well. A
short delay is to be expected
before the assistance actually
stops.
Quick Start Guide