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PWR Electric Balance Bike Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS

4. BEFORE RIDING YOUR ELECTRIC 

BALANCE BIKE

1. THE STARTING PROCESS: SIT, PUSH, COAST, BRAKE, 

PRACTICE

(Perform under adult supervision, wearing protective 

equipment, in an open and safe area) We recommend that 

children start practicing in the unpowered mode before 

starting to ride the electric balance bike with power. When the 

child can balance the electric balance bike, then install the 

battery and start the power ride.

NON-POWERED TRAINING:

 

(Turn power switch to the “OFF” position and remove battery)

1.  Sit on bike with feet on ground. Familiarize rider with 

seat, foot platform, brake, handlebars, throttle, and their 

functions.

2. Push bike around with feet on ground learning balance and 

confidence.

3. Coast and practice controlled turning with feet on platform.
4. Brake to a safe stop using hand brake while maintaining 

control.

5. Practice standing and stopping while maintaining control 

without falling.

POWERED MODE QUALIFYING CHECKLIST:

Can rider push and coast safely with feet on platform?
Can rider maintain control while standing on platform?
Can rider control bike from start to stop?
Can rider use hand brake to stop on command?
Can rider coast and turn while navigating mild hills and 

obstacles?
Has rider demonstrated enough control to move to powered 

riding without being a risk to themselves and others?
If so move to Powered Mode training!

Before Riding

POWERED MODE:

 

LOW SPEED MODE:

1.  Install battery.
2. Press and hold power switch for 3 seconds to turn on.

•  Ensure you are in the low speed mode to start. If not, see 

CHANGE SPEED MODE sections in this manual.

3. Have child carefully push forward and practice slightly twisting 

throttle learning to feel the bike beginning to move forward 

under power.

4. With feet on ground have child progressively increase throttle 

use until moving forward balancing on their own.

5. Have child practice rolling throttle on and off as well as safe 

stops with hand brake.

6. As child gains balance and demonstrates throttle and brake 

skills, advance to riding with feet on the platform.

7.  Coach child to maintain a safe distance from obstacles and 

other riders.

MID SPEED MORE:

1.  Install battery.
2. Press and hold power switch for 3 seconds to turn on.

•  Ensure you are in the mid speed mode. If not, see CHANGE 

SPEED MODE sections in this manual.

3. Adult should supervise child as the top speed and acceleration 

have both increased in this mode.

4. Coach child to demonstrate ability to roll off throttle and 

use brake to slow to a stop and maintain a safe distance for 

obstacles and other riders.

5. A majority of users will find this speed to be adequate for 

significant skill building and lots of fun!

HIGH SPEED MODE:

1.  Install battery.

2. Press and hold power switch for 3 seconds to turn on.

•  Ensure you are in high speed mode. If not, see CHANGE 

SPEED MODE sections in this manual.

3. Adult should supervise child as the top speed and acceleration 

are at their maximum in this mode.

4. Coach child to demonstrate ability to roll off throttle and 

use brake to slow to a stop and maintain a safe distance for 

obstacles and other riders.

5. This mode is for advanced and older riders only!

2. BATTERY STATUS

WARNING:

  Please use the exclusive charger that came with your 

electric balance bike..

WARNING:

  Do not charge outdoors. 

BATTERY CHARGE

To know the charge of your battery, look at the figure below and read 

the indicator lights on the charger. [Figure 7]

Summary of Contents for Superbolt

Page 1: ...ELECTRIC BALANCE BIKE MANUAL...

Page 2: ...do present potential hazards plainly associated with their use it is well recognized THE NEED FOR EXERCISE OF PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY IN SELECTING RIDING PRODUCTS APPROPRIATE TO THE AGE SIZE AND DEVEL...

Page 3: ...nd Checklist Battery Powering On Off Changing Speed Mode 4 BEFORE RIDING 9 The Starting Process Batery Status 5 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 10 Troubleshooting Problems Technical Processes Checking the Batte...

Page 4: ...R 6 HEADSET 7 FORK 8 FRONT WHEEL 9 FRONT AXLE NUTS 10 BATTERY 11 FOOTREST PLATFORM 12 SIDE COVER 13 CHAIN GUARD 14 CHAIN TENSIONER 15 REAR AXLE NUTS 16 DRUM BRAKE 17 REAR WHEEL 18 SEAT CLAMP 19 SEAT P...

Page 5: ...ng diagonal pattern Ensure that the handlebars are at the proper angle and tighten fully Assemble Your Electric Balance Bike Assemble front wheel to the fork Assemble secondary retention washer on fro...

Page 6: ...ide at night or when visibility is limited Never use headphones a cell phone or text when riding Never risk damaging surfaces such as carpet or flooring by use of an electric balance bike indoors Neve...

Page 7: ...N SANDALS Laws and Regulations Check and obey any local laws or regulations prior to riding 2 BATTERY Note The electric balance bike consumes the most power at start up so it is recommended to use you...

Page 8: ...lt Your electric balance bike is equipped with 3 different speed modes Low Mid and High for different skill levels We do not advise showing children how to adjust the modes Each child should have the...

Page 9: ...3 Have child carefully push forward and practice slightly twisting throttle learning to feel the bike beginning to move forward under power 4 With feet on ground have child progressively increase thr...

Page 10: ...d resolution Contact PWR if problems persist or you need assistance PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION Balance bike will not power on Switch not pressed correctly 1 Review Owner s Manual 2 Attempt to sta...

Page 11: ...PWR Motor does not disengage while braking Wire connections loose 1 Check wire connections 2 Reconnect as needed IF PROBLEM PERSIST AFTER CHECKING ALL CONNECTIONS DISCONTINUE UE AND CONTACT PWR Will...

Page 12: ...ng screw and remove throttle and wire Replace throttle and tighten fixing screw Figure 18 6 Run wire back through frame tube and out the lower hole to reconnect Figure 19 7 Complete reassembly Install...

Page 13: ...d wheel cog The chain will be loose Figure 35 Replace rear protective cover Pull the rear wheel back to make the chain tight Figure 36 Tighten the chain tensioner and axle nut Figure 37 Tighten the le...

Page 14: ...claim If damage is noticed during unpacking please contact PWR Bike support team by email at info pwrbike com or by phone at 1 888 PWR Bike 1 888 797 2459 HOW TO FILE A WARRANTY CLAIM In order to fil...

Page 15: ...TS AND SUGGESTIONS REGARDING PWR PRODUCTS If you have any questions or comments on PWR products please contact us at info pwrbike com WHO SHOULD I CONTACT IF MY PWR PRODUCT HAS A DEFECT If you think y...

Page 16: ...1 888 PWR BIKE info pwrbike com US Headquarters 1181 South Lake Drive Lexington SC 29073 Canadian Headquarters 1000 rue des Riveurs L vis QC G6Y 9G3...

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