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Note: Do not proceed with any of the steps in the operating section of this manual
before you have read the entire manual, as important safety details are covered in
the following chapters. Before operating the bike for the first time, read and
understand all sections of this manual. It contains important safety warnings that
must be followed to prevent hazardous situations, accidents, damage to the bike,
property loss, injury, or death.
For safety reasons, users must adhere to the instructions and warnings in this
manual. Do not attempt to operate your bike from Big Sur until you have adequate
control and operational knowledge. Damage caused by failure to follow instructions
is not covered by warranty and can lead to serious injury or death. If you have any
questions about assembly or operation, please contact Big Sur Bikes.
Users must familiarize themselves with the bike's power control system before
operation. The pedal assist feature is also a powerful option, and users should
thoroughly study and understand how to operate it before first use. Failure to take
the time and effort to familiarize oneself with the operation of the power system can
lead to serious injury or death.
The range of the bicycle is the distance the bicycle can travel when the
onboard battery is fully charged. The range values in this manual are
estimated based on the expected characteristics of bicycle use. Some
factors affecting the range include altitude, speed, payload, accelera-
tion, number of starts and stops, ambient temperature, tire pressure, and
terrain variations.
We recommend that when you purchase a bicycle from Big Sur for the
first time, you choose a lower assistance level to familiarize yourself with
your bicycle and your travel route. Once you are familiar with your travel
route and the performance of your bicycle, you can adjust your riding
Operating Instructions
Range
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