If the side kickstand is not in a full up position the bike will not run. The brake light will
come on.
Unless the brakes are not on at all, the bike will not move. A slight touch on the brakes
cut out the motor power. So when you are sitting on a hill holding the brakes, you must
fully release the brakes as you roll on the throttle or the bike will not move.
***Never be tempted to hold the bike on a hill with the throttle, use the brakes.
holding the bike on a hill with the throttle will virtually guarantee motor damage
which can be spotted and will not be covered by warranty claims.
On your right handgrip is switch for daytime running lights, and headlights on. Switch A.
Daylight running lights are required in some areas so the center light on your bike may
be set so it cannot be shut off.
Switch B is a switch to raise or lower the amperage and volts that the motor gets. There
are three positions. Use the lowest power setting that you can to maintain the desired
speed. You will feel the difference when pushing the button.
