E-MOTO electric bicycle User Manual

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On models with a rear rack, be sure that all parcels are securely mounted with no parts interfering with the operation of the rear wheel and chain. F

NOTE: You may charge the battery while it is still mounted in the frame of the bike. If doing so outside, ensure that the battery, charger, and powe

e-Moto Electric Bicycle WarrantyLast Revised June 2009Thank you for your purchase of an electric bicycle. e-Moto and our dealers are committed to ens

TO QUALIFY FOR THIS WARRANTY:The owner should obtain from the authorized e-Moto, LLC dealer from which the vehicle was purchased a signed copy of the

THE WARRANTY IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS, CONDITIONS, LIMITATIONS, AND EXCLUSIONS:e-Moto, LLC WARRANTY OBLIGATIONIf any defect should be discove

(10) Any repairs or replacements required as a result of the vehicle not having received, during the warranty term, the service inspections prescribed

Thank you for your purchase of an e-Moto Power Assist Bicycle. Our goal is 100% customer satisfaction.If you have any questions or issues with your n

Table of Contents2 - Introduction3 - Know Your Electric Bike4 - Range and Performance5 - Safety7 - Dash8 - VPAC and Torque Sensor Explaination9 - Batt

Congratulations on your purchase of an e-Moto power assist bicycle!Please read all information in this manual carefully for your own safety, as well a

Each e-Moto electric bicycle uses common components and controls for operation. Your e-Moto bike may look different that the one pictured above, but

Conditions that effect your battery’s range:Ambient Temperature: Extreme • cold and heat can effect the bat-teries capacity.Total Number of Charge Cyc

9SafetyCAUTION Do not throw the battery intoa fire. Do not overheat thebattery. Do not connect the battery toother appliances other thanyour e-Moto

SafetyCAUTIONCAUTION Keep the battery away from water. Pouringwater on the battery may result in short-circuit,overheating or permanent damage of the

The battery level meter, or “dash”, is located on the left side of the handlebars. When the battery is switched on, a series of red LED lights come o

The brains of the e-Moto electric bicycle is the VPAC controller and torque sensor. It is a critical component to the long range and excellent perfo