FiField Rogue Wave 750, Руководство пользователя

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Fifield Rogue Wave 750
accidents or damage. Inspect your
bike completely before each ride.
Check wire connections to
make sure they are tight, make
sure wheels spin freely and arent
rubbing the brakes, monitor air
pressure in tires.
If the battery was removed,
place the battery back into its
location and be sure to lock it and
remove key. Check to see that the
battery is fully charged (battery
level indicated on screen) before
riding and check the air pressure of
the tires (10 - 25 psi). Be sure to
test the front and back brakes, as
well as the condition of the
handlebars and the front and back
wheels.
Make sure that everything is
fastened and secure. Be sure to
check that all quick releases are
locked and in good working order.
Taking off
As the bike starts, accelerate
slowly; do not try to get to your
maximum speed right away. The
hand brake will automatically cut
the power to the motor as well as
release the throttle. You should
avoid using the throttle while
brakes are being applied
so that
you do not overload the motor.
When starting from an elevated
path, pedal as much as possible so
that the electric power will last
longer. Pedaling more than using
solely the throttle will lenghten the
life of the battery and motor.
Going downhill
When going downhill, please
do not turn the power off. If you
turn the power off, it could easily
damage the controller and motor.
If you are not pedaling or using the
throttle, there will be no power
assist when traveling downhill.
As you continue to ride,
thebattery will continue to
decrease proportionally based on
the amount of power you are
using. As the battery decreases,
the bar will go down one by one. If
the bar goes out completely,
you
can still pedal your e-bike just like
a regular bike. Be sure to charge
your battery when you get to an
electrical outlet.
To get the best distance out of
your electric bike, refrain from
excessive stop and go braking, and
coast as much as possible.