Check the battery before using the bike for the first time.
Recharge the battery after each ride. Always charge it back to full so it is ready to travel the full range next time you ride.
If the battery is completely empty, charge it as soon as possible. Storing a depleted battery can lead to permanent loss of range or loss of battery life.
Used batteries should not be thrown in the domestic waste. You can return used batteries to a recycling facility or to an authorized dealer.
Defective or used batteries, battery packs or single cells must be collected separately and disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner.
Letting a battery charge unattended increases the risk that a charging problem will go undetected and lead to component damage or a fire hazard. Always charge your battery where you can monitor it.
Only use a battery charger designed for your bike and supplied by Urtopia.
Letting the charger’s plug contact metal objects could cause a power discharge (a spark), which could injure you or create a fire hazard.
Pay attention to waterproofing to prevent the battery pack from being exposed to excessive water.
E-Bikes are prohibited from overloading. When the load is too large, the running current will increase, and the cruising range will be reduced or there will be a power outage.