Velec CITI +, Owner'S Manual

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Owner’s Manual
5 ASSISTANCE LEVELS
Turn the motor on, press the assistance level
selector on the Control Panel and choose one
of the 5 positions.
Assistance Level Selector
on Control Panel
* May differ from photograph
Position 0
In this mode when you pedal or use the throttle, the motor will never turn ON.
The electric bicycle can be pedaled as a regular bicycle in this position.
Position 1
When you pedal, the motor starts and provides you with 20% of assistance to
easily reach 10km/h. Beyond the 10km/h speed, the motor slowly reduces its
assistance allowing the cyclist to provide more effort.
Position 2
When you pedal, the motor starts and provides you with 35% of assistance to
easily reach 15km/h. Beyond the 15km/h speed, the motor slowly reduces its
assistance allowing the cyclist to provide more effort.
Position 3
When you pedal, the motor starts and provides you with 55% of assistance to
easily reach 20km/h. Beyond the 20km/h speed, the motor slowly reduces its
assistance allowing the cyclist to provide more effort.
Position 4
When you pedal, the motor starts and provides you with 75% of assistance to
easily reach 25km/h. Beyond the 25km/h speed, the motor slowly reduces its
assistance allowing the cyclist to provide more effort.
Position 5
When you pedal, the motor starts and provides you with 100% of assistance
to easily reach 32km/h. Beyond this point, the motor does not provide any
assistance.
BICYCLE’S
ELECTRICAL MODES
Use this mode whenever you wish to benefit from electrical assistance, which
makes pedaling easier.
(This mode gives you longer range for the same charge.)
ASSISTANCE MODE
NON-PEDALING MODE
From a stop or while in motion, simply turn the Throttle Handle to move
forward. To reach the top of some of the hills, it is possible you might have to
pedal as well.
Based on ideal conditions with a fully-charged battery .
The range will be reduced depending on the type of roadway, the number of
slopes and the degrees of inclination, the direction and the force of wind, the
tire pressure and the weight of the user.