Quick Start Guide

18 Quickstart Guide – Impulse
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individual cases. Before using your Pe-
delec abroad, nd out about the legal
situation in the relevant country.
3 Preliminary steps
Make sure that your Pedelec is ready for
use and is set up for your body size.
Check the following:
• Saddle and handlebars should be posi-
tioned correctly and fastened securely
• Brakes should be working correctly and
installed securely
• Wheels should be attached securely to
ame and fork
• Lights should be working correctly and
installed securely
• Battery should be installed securely
Charging the battery:
You can charge the battery whilst it is on
the Pedelec.
› 1. Charge the battery completely before
riding for the rst time.
Charge temperature: 0-45°C
› 2. Swivel the round charging socket
cover on the battery to one side.
› Now insert the four-pole plug of the
charger into the battery charging
socket.
› 3. Insert the mains plug for the charger
into the socket.
2.2 Pushing assistance
Button for pushing assistance
Your Pedelec is available in a version with
or without pushing assistance. The push-
ing assistance moves the Pedelec slowly
(at a maximum speed of 6 km/h) without
you having to turn the pedals, e.g. if you
are manoeuvring in a tight space or are
pushing your Pedelec out of a basement
garage. In Germany, if you were born
aer 01. 04. 1965, you will need a moped
test certicate for models with pushing
assistance. If you already have another
type of driving licence, this automatically
includes the moped test certicate. The
pushing assistance is not suitable for use
as starting assistance. You do not legally
have to have insurance.
• No age restriction applies for a Pedelec.
• The regulations governing the use of
cycle paths are the same as for normal
bikes.
• The motor must switch o once the bike
reaches a speed of 25km/h.
These regulations apply to you wherever
you are in the European Union. It is pos-
sible that dierent regulations exist in
other countries, also inside the EU in