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Shifting the gears 

Your U500 V3 comes equipped with a 3-speed internally geared 
hub.  1

st

 gear is useful for starting off from a stop or when riding 

slowly or climbing steep hills.  3

rd

 is most effective when riding at 

speed. 2

nd 

fits into the space between. The internally-geared hub 

doesn’t require pedaling while changing gears; you can stop at a 
red light in 3

rd

, switch to 1

st

 while you’re waiting for the green, and 

take off in 1

st

 with no clickety-clack, no slow-at-first start, and no 

fear of the chain falling off.  

• The shifter is located on the left side of the handlebar.

• Twist the shifter completely back to enter the first gear.

• Twist the shifter forward to enter 2

nd

 and 3

rd

 gears. 

When starting and going up hills, use the 1

st

 gear.

When pedaling at higher speeds, use the 2

nd

 and 3

rd

 gears. 

Changing gears does not require that the bike be powered by the 
battery. The gear shifting system and motor are entirely separate 
and neither affects the other’s performance. Both work toward the 
goal of propelling the bike, of course, and their contributions are 
additive.

Notice: 

Twist shifters are normally mounted on the right side of the handlebars. On 

electric bicycles with right-side twist throttles, the shifter must be mounted on the left 
and the numbers may appear inverted. 

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Summary of Contents for CrossCurrent Series

Page 1: ...ODK U500 V3 Electric Bicycle Owner s Manual English Juiced Bikes 1085 Bay Blvd Ste B Chula Vista CA 91911 USA support juicedbikes com Tel 1 619 746 8877 www JuicedBikes com...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...s powered off Plug the 4 pin plug into the charger port at the front of the battery pack It can only be inserted one way so if it plugs in you ve got it right An amber light on the charger indicates t...

Page 4: ...urned on Locate the power switch on the front face of the battery Flip the power switch to the ON position The power button will illuminate with a green light The lights on the display panel will illu...

Page 5: ...wards the faster the bike will travel Sit with a comfortable position on the bicycle s seat Slowly turn the throttle backwards towards you The front wheel will began turning and the bike will move for...

Page 6: ...the left hand side of the handlebar The brake on the rear wheel is controlled by the lever on the right hand side of the handlebar The front brake provides the majority of the bicycle s stopping capab...

Page 7: ...d on the left side of the handlebar Twist the shifter completely back to enter the first gear Twist the shifter forward to enter 2nd and 3rd gears When starting and going up hills use the 1st gear Whe...

Page 8: ...peration How to use the cruise control feature Use the throttle with or without pedaling to attain your desired speed Holding the throttle in a fixed position push the CRUISE button The LED will illum...

Page 9: ...dless of the charge state This is normal operation The voltage will be lower if the battery has been in a cold environment To more accurately read the battery s charge state let off the throttle The d...

Page 10: ...Heavy payloads Headwinds Under inflated tires Extreme hot or cold weather How to increase your range Start by pedaling instead of only using the motor Avoid rapidly accelerating using the throttle Pe...

Page 11: ...e cycle Notice The battery must be recharged at least once every month A battery left unused for several months may result in permanent capacity loss The battery s capacity will be temporarily reduced...

Page 12: ...telling it how much power to send to the motor Battery Electrical energy is stored in the battery pack It is composed of many smaller battery cells similar to that of a modern mobile phone Charger Th...

Page 13: ...Fuse The battery has a fuse which is used to prevent excessive amounts of power surging through the wires and damaging the electronics When the fuse is tripped it will need to be replaced Cruise Contr...

Page 14: ...backward Tighten the bolt securely to lock in your desired position 3 Adjusting the stem height Use a 6mm Hex wrench to loosen the stem Move the stem up or down to the desired height The maximum heig...

Page 15: ...eflective clothing when riding at night Reduce speed when riding on a wet surface Properly inflate tires Apply the rear brake before using front brake in low traction conditions Do not follow other ve...

Page 16: ...o crash or a drop Do not disassemble the battery pack Do not use the charger outdoors in wet conditions Do not ride up or down extremely steep inclines Do not ride off roads or jump the electric bicyc...

Page 17: ...Bicycle Specifications 15...

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Page 19: ...er environment that may present danger until you have built up some familiarity with the product and all installed accessories Baskets lights passenger seats EVERYTHING Use only parts accessories appr...

Page 20: ...warranty should not be considered to be an insurance policy against any damage occurring after the products are received nor as explicit or implicit acceptance by JUICED of responsibility for the con...

Page 21: ...pect that any part component is defective do not attempt to repair or replace it yourself or to have it repaired or replaced before contacting JUICED doing so may invalidate your warranty and may caus...

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