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5-10 mm
Actuation
Insert the key into the key slot on the battery and turn it to the open position. Then press
and hold the power on/o icon on the display for 3 seconds. Speedometer powered on, the
electric bike will be ready for riding.
• Avoid sudden and hard braking. Otherwise, your bike may slip and cause accidents.
• Be careful when braking on downhill descents.
• Do not continue to pedal while using the brakes. In this case, the electronic control unit and may cause motor failure.
• Brake pad, caliper and brake disc can reach high temperatures during braking. Contact with hot surfaces here can cause
serious injury. Make sure that these parts have cooled down during maintenance and repair.
• Disc brake system oers high braking performance. Therefore, practice the braking system on flat surfaces.
• Brake can be adjusted according to sensitivity. For safer deceleration, front and rear brakes should be used together.
• If the brakes are used for a long time, the brake kits get hot and their performance decreases. This can cause to decrease
braking distance.
• Brake pads should always be replaced with original products. Low quality parts to other parts of the vehicle may cause
damage. It also aects the performance of your vehicle.
• The braking system is vital for your safety. Regularly at the intervals given in the periodic maintenance table have the control
and adjustment procedures done by authorized services.
Warning
ACTUATION AND USAGE
Acceleration
The electric motor on the rear axle of the electric bike designed in such a way that will
support the ride as the pedal is pressed. From the moment the pedal is pressed, the motor
supports driving and it also stops supplying power after the pedal is depressed.
Braking
The brake lever has brake sensors. In this way, the brakes perform both mechanical braking
and also cuts the energy of the motor.
• Grasp the brake lever with your fingers and gently squeeze it towards you.
• Slowly loosen the brake lever to stop braking.
The braking system of your bike equipped with a front and rear mechanical disc brake
system.
For proper braking, the brake lever travel should be 5-10 mm. From this point then the
braking process should begin.
Warning
Always keep the bike in the o position when not in use.