Leader Fox Forenza, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Introduction
Dear users,
Please read carefully all the information regarding your E-LF product to ensure optimal functioning of your
e-bike. The following text containing a comprehensive description will provide you with information on all
aspects and details (including installation, setting up and general use of the display) regarding the use of
our display. This instruction document will also help you solve potential problems and failures.
What is an electric bicycle?
Electric bicycle is a conventional bicycle with an electric drive added to assist the rider. The motor function
is actuated by pedalling, which is scanned by a special sensor installed in the pedal hub. Therefore, you
have to keep pedalling on an e-bike, the motor is there only to help you. You can set an electric bicycle in
motion also using a control button or an accelerator but only up to the maximum permitted speed of 6
KMPH (e.g. for walk assistance). The maximum speed of an e-bike with motor assistance is 25 KMPH, with
a 10% tolerance (when this speed limit is reached, the motor switches off and you need to pedal just like
with a regular bicycle). When your battery runs out of power or your motor is off, you can ride your
electric bicycle as a conventional bike, without any resistance at all.
From the point of view of the Road Traffic Act, an electric bicycle whose features conform to European
standard EN 15194-1 is regarded as a regular bicycle, i.e. you can ride on bike trails, do not need a driver's
license and a helmet is mandatory only up to 18 years of age.