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4.2
Using the Throttle
THE MAXIMUM SPEED AT WHICH THE BIKE CAN TRAVEL USING ALL-MOTOR POWER IS 20 MPH/ 32.2 KM/H.
TO RIDE THE WARREN LIKE A MOTOR BIKE, STOP PEDALING AND KEEP YOUR FEET RESTING ON THE PEDALS. TO ACCELERATE,
SLOWLY ROTATE THE THROTTLE TOWARDS YOU WITH YOUR RIGHT HAND.
THE MORE YOU ROTATE THE THROTTLE, THE MORE THE MOTOR WILL ENGAGE—AND THE FASTER YOU WILL TRAVEL. TO AVOID
SUDDEN BURSTS OF SPEED, ALWAYS ROTATE THE THROTTLE GRADUALLY.
TO SLOW DOWN, GENTLY EASE UP ON THE THROTTLE.
NOTE: THE SPEED AT WHICH YOU TRAVEL WILL NOT BE AFFECTED BY EITHER THE PEDAL ASSIST LEVEL (PAGE 51) OR
GEAR (PAGE 53) IN WHICH YOU HAVE THE BIKE SET.
IMPORTANT: ALWAYS REST YOUR FEET ON THE PEDALS, EVEN WHEN YOU ARE NOT PEDALING. NEVER RIDE WITH THEM
DANGLING OFF THE SIDE OF THE BIKE.
THROTTLE