P. 39
Operating range and battery
optimisation
Operating range
The estimated operating range* of your
electrically assisted Azteca is as below:
•
In No-Pedalling Mode: 15 - 40 km
•
In Power Assist Mode (level 2):
50 - 70km
Unfortunately, it is impossible to provide a
precise operating range for a battery charge due
to the many variables involved in every type of
terrain, rider behavior, equipment adjustment,
battery condition and weather conditions. These
estimated distances were calculated under ideal
conditions, for an 85 kg (187 lbs) person riding on
paved and level roads, without headwinds, and
with tires inflated to manufacturer’s specifications
(see recommended pressure on side of tire), while
riding at a steady speed of 20 km/h.
Battery optimisation
Here are a few recommendations that can
help you make the most of a battery charge:
•
Use the power assistance mode you
need for each condition during your
ride (you may not need maximum
assistance while riding on flat ground
or with a tailwind).
•
Down shift to a lower gear before
coming to a complete stop, then you
can start off again on an easy gear
and shift up progressively as you gain
speed. This will make it much easier for
the motor to assist your acceleration
and help preserve your transmission
components as well.
•
Keep your tires inflated at the
recommended pressure (this will
significantly reduce the rolling
resistance of your tires and requires
less power from the battery).
•
To keep your overall weight as low
as possible only bring necessary
equipment on your ride.
The distance you can ride with a single
battery charge varies greatly depending
on several factors.
Selected power assistance mode,
road incline, wind strength, and air
temperature among other factors, will
affect battery autonomy.
Irregular ground types also influence
your operating range. For example, a
loose unpaved surface such as gravel
increases tire rolling resistance and
therefore requires more power, reducing
battery range.
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