
The LCD control panel display provides real-time information on PAS level, power consumption,
remaining battery level, voltage, along with a light status indicator and odometer/trip meters.
When controlled through the handlebar-mounted switchpack, you are able to access settings, toggling
between MPH and KPH for the speedometer, maximum speed at which pedal assist will be applied,
turning the display light and headlights on and off. Use the settings and controls as follows:
1. Power. To turn on touch the power button once. To turn your bike off, hold down the Power
Button for 2 seconds.
2. To enter the Settings Menu, hold down the Set Button for 2 seconds until the Settings menu
engages. Toggle through these settings by pressing the Set Button:
a. Reset Trip meters
b. Wheel diameter, do not change as his is set at the factory
c. Toggle MPH/KPH by touching the +/- buttons
d. Max PAS speed
3. Exit setting menu by holding the Set button for 2 seconds
4. To toggle display on and off, touch the power button once
5. Wheel diameter should be left as set at the factory, but if you accidentally change it, use “2199.”
6. To turn your headlight on (if installed) use the Light button
7. PAS levels are 0-5. 1 through five are the level of pedal assist. The higher the number, the more
available pedal assist power, and the more battery consumption. Likewise, a lower power level
will provide lower pedal assist level and longer range
8. Pedal Assist Level 0 is used to engage throttle (if installed) or “human effort only” riding.
9. Notes: The voltage indicator and bar graph will go down and then sometimes come back up as
you ride, this is normal. Don’t get range anxiety. Enjoy! When you get down to a constant one
bar indication you still have approximately 20% range. The voltage and bar graph may fluctuate
throughout the ride and this is not unusual.
Battery charging
Your battery is one of the most expensive components on your Cyberbike and should provide
many hundreds of charges. Proper care will ensure that you get the most life from your battery.
To charge with the battery installed, simply plug the charger into your battery using the round
charging plug, behind the waterproof seal on the lower left of the battery, and remember to
replace that seal when removing the connector. Do not store the bike for long periods with the
battery fully charged or uncharged as this will decrease the life of your battery. Never ride with
the key in the lock as this can damage the battery mounting mechanism. To remove the
battery, insert the key and turn to the LEFT. Carefully and firmly pull on the battery handle,
towards the left. The battery is heavy, don’t drop it or this may cause an internal breakage
or failure. Batteries damaged from hard impact will not be covered by your Cyberbike’s
2 Year Powertrain Warranty.
When the LED indicator on the smart charger unit turns from Red to Green, your bike is fully
charged. Your bike does not have to be fully charged to ride, but as with all rechargeable
batteries repeatedly draining the battery to zero will reduce the charging capacity somewhat.