Switching The Lmx 64 On And Off; Power Modes - LMX Bikes ELECTRIC FREERIDE LMX 64 Manuel Utilisateur

➔ Cables and electrical wires must be fixed to the chassis and must not
move.
➔ The brakes should work properly. Storing or transporting the bicycle in an
abnormal position may cause the brakes to malfunction.
➔ The battery has adequate voltage.
➔ The wheels must be in good condition and the tires inflated with adequate
pressure. Please consult the tire manufacturer or this manual for nominal
pressures.
➔ The throttle should have a functional spring and no hard points on its
operation.
3.

SWITCHING THE LMX 64 ON AND OFF

To switch on the LMX 64, the battery must be installed in the frame and correctly
locked.
- Press once on the button on the battery left cycling to power the battery
(the LED should all pass to green, then indicates the actual battery status)
- Press on the middle power button on the handlebars
- Holding down until the LMX logo appears on the screen.
Do not step on the pedals during startup because it could result in poor calibration
of the torque sensor. Do not use the throttle grip when starting.
To turn the LMX off, press the power button holding until the logo appears,
then-release. The battery goes into standby automatically after about 45 minutes,
the LEDs on the left side then go out.

4. POWER MODES

The mode can be changed using
the handlebar switch. There are 5
assistance modes.
Modes 1, 2 and 3 should be used
for beginners or for using the LMX
64 similar
electrically assisted bike. Modes 4
and 5 are best suited for enduro
riding.
to a 25 km/h
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