Because of all these factors, it is not possible to determine exactly how far you can cycle with the
current battery level in advance. In general, the following applies:
- The less effort you must exert to reach a certain speed, the less energy the e-bike needs
and the greater the cycling range will be.
- The lower you set the assist level, the greater the cycling range will be.
5.4. Checks before use
CAUTION
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Before each journey, check that:
Ҍ the bell and lighting operate correctly and are firmly attached.
Ҍ the brakes operate correctly.
Ҍ the brake levers are adjusted correctly. If you can squeeze the lever all the way to the
handgrip, there is air or a leak in the brake line. Do not use the e-bike and have the brake line
bled or repaired by an approved e-bike specialist.
Ҍ the tyres and rims are free of damage and the wheels can turn unimpeded.
Ҍ the tyres are pumped to the correct pressure. Insufficient tyre pressures lead to more rapid
tyre wear, reduced grip and higher energy consumption of the e-bike system.
Ҍ there is no sharp debris in the treads of the tyres that may puncture the tyres.
Ҍ all bolts, nuts and quick releases are tight.
Ҍ there are no deformations, cracks or damage in the frame or front fork.
Ҍ the stem and handlebars are correctly and firmly attached.
Ҍ the seatpost and saddle are correctly and firmly attached and the saddle is at the correct
height and angle.
The above checks should also be carried out after a collision/crash. Do not use the bicycle if a
part no longer functions correctly or is broken/deformed.
5.5. Turning on the e-bike
1. Charge the battery j sufficiently for the planned journey, see chapter 4.5.
2. Place the battery j in the battery holder, see chapter 4.3.
3. Press the on/off button on the on-board computer .
Figure 20 - Press the on/off button on the on-board computer.
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