Manual

Range and Performance
Maximum range on a full charge can vary depending on many variables, such
as: battery age, terrain, rider weight, temperature, riding style and speed. This
chart represents approximate range based on normal road conditions with a
rider weight of 1761bs. Maximum range exceeding these figures is normal and
not cause for concern.
26-volt 9Ah VPAC 25-miles 15-mph
26-volt 9Ah Throttle 15-miles 15-mph
37-volt 9Ah VPAC 35-miles 15-mph
37-volt 9Ah Throttle 20-miles 15-mph
Conditions that effect
your battery's range:
• Ambient Temperature: Extreme
cold and heat can effect the bat-
teries capacity.
• Total Number of Charge Cycles:
As the battery ages, total capac-
ity can decrease.
• Wind: Riding into a strong head-
wind can decrease range.
• Road Conditions: Excessively
rough or hilly terrain requires
the consumption of more power.
• Load: Carrying extra weight on
the rear carrier or in a backpack
will use more energy.
• Operator Weight.
• Repeated Acceleration from a
Standing Start.
• Proper Gear Usage:Taking full
advantage of the available gears
will significantly increase range.
• Poor Maintenance: Under
inflated tires, misadjusted brakes,
a dry or dirty chain, can decrease
range.
Tips for Maximizing
Range:
• Charge the battery at room
temperature (32-85F)
• Although Lithium Ion batteries
have no chemical memory,
discharge the battery as much
as possible before charging for
best performance. Charging a
partially full battery will have no
negative effects.
• Use the bicycles gears as much
as possible when encountering
terrain.
• Maintain proper tire pressures
and lube the chain regularly.
• Operating temperatures
between 40F and 85F will
significantly increase range.
• Get your bike a regular (every
12-months) tune up at your
authorized e-Moto dealer.