To reach the farthest distance on one charge, it is recommended to pedal the VOLT while the Pedal Assist
System is turned ON (18). It will help save the battery.
When battery power is low while riding your VOLT, it is recommended to pedal as much as possible to
minimize battery usage so you can get home on the charge that is left on the battery. Once home, charge it
as soon as possible.
To further get the best distance out of your VOLT, refrain from unnecessary braking; coast as much as
possible.
When pedaling, try to keep a higher RPM(cadence) to further minimize strain on motor from torque overload.
When riding uphill, set it to the lowest (easiest) gear possible and help your VOLT out by putting in at least 60%
effort (especially on steep hills).
. Use the throttle only for short periods of time - and only on flat or rolling terrain, not uphill. Using only throttle
for extended periods of time or up hills will cause the battery to quickly drain and possibly over heat the motor
which can lead to damage. The moment you notice your motor overheating, immediately stop and power
down the VOLT to let it cool down before continuing with your ride.
Always keep your tire pressure set at the correct valueo f2.0 bar (30psi). It is best to check pressure at least
once a week.
Periodically check that all cables are in good condition and securely connected.
Be sure to periodically inspect the brake pads to spot if they need to be replaced or are rubbing against the
brake rotor (which can significantly lower battery range).
Turn off the power when parking. If you decide to push your VOLT for any reason, make use of the “walk-assist”
option (18) or push it without using the walk-assist.
VOLT battery: Important info
VOLT 250w / 750w: Lithium-Ion battery · Voltage: 48V · Capacity: 14.5Ah · Battery lifespan: between 600
and 800 charges cycles (before dropping to ~80% of charge capacity).
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