3.
Pedal along
. Remember the motor is there to enhance your
power, not completely replace it.
4. Review our blog post on battery life
here
5. After the first 100 miles, take your bike to a local bike shop (LBS)
and have them perform a 100 mile tuneup/inspection. Here they
will check fasteners for tightness, inspect for uneven wear, any
misalignment, diagnose noises, etc. While predominantly a safety
check, it’s also key in preventing rapid or uneven wear to
components on your bike. It’s also nice to have a tech familiar
with your bike throughout it’s lifetime.
6. Remember to turn your lights on at night or in lower visibility
settings, winding roads, fog, rain etc.
GO HAVE FUN. Riding a bike will forever be changed this day forward.
Email or call with any questions, comments, feedback, etc.
Thank you so much for joining us on this adventure! Cheers!
-The Wicked Thumb Army
