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Getting Started and how to use your power assistance:
Twist to operate
Mode
Up / Down
Isolation button to turn throttle
on/off.
1. Once your bike has been safety checked and is ready to ride the next step is to turn on
the electric.
2. Press and hold the mode button on the left handlebars to turn on the LCD display.
3. Once turned on it will automatically select the lowest level of pedal assist. For full
instructions see LCD user manual on the next page.
4. At this point if you start to ride the bike the PAS assistance will automatically kick in and
assist you whist pedaling. (Tip: stay on the lowest level until you become confident
enough to increase the power) You can increase the level of assistance simply by
pressing the up button, this will be indicated by the number on the display. 1 being
the lowest level and 5 being the highest maximum assistance. (15.5 M.P.H) IMPORTANT:
Please be aware that the assistance is also sensitive to how fast you pedal and will only
give you maximum assist when you are pedaling relatively fast. (this applies in most
levels selected)
5. To turn off the assistance so you are only using manual pedaling either press the mode
button to turn off completely or press the down button so that the assists level shows 0.
6. On the right hand side of the handlebars you will find (if fitted) a half twist grip throttle.
When the bike is turned on, the throttle is active and operates independently of
pedaling, a bit like a moped. (no requirement to pedal) Please note the red isolation
button also needs to be in the depressed position for the throttle to be on.
7. Simply twist the half grip throttle and it will propel the bike up to 4mph. On the 1st of
January 2016 the UK fell in line with the EU regulation and adhered to the capping of
throttle speeds to 4mph. Which all our e-bikes adhere to. Beyond this the PAS will take
you up to 15.5mph.
IMPORTANT: When using the throttle try to avoid hill starts and only use pedaling
when the bike seems under strain to avoid motor burnout. In not doing this it can also
void your warranty.