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Options0and1indicate how much electric assist each grade will provide from the battery while pedaling and will affect the pedaling speed accordingly. For example, in option 0 the grade 2 will assist you with 3v while it is 2.5v in option 1.

Pedego electric bikes are equipped with an LCD console that monitors your pedal assist level, speed, odometer, trip distance, riding time, and battery energy level. If you have purchased your electric bicycle from a Pedego dealer or via the official Pedego website, your ebike will arrive with all the correct LCD console settings, such as km/hr settings and a maximum motor speed of 32 km/hr. In this article, we list the different numbers and symbols, what they mean, and how to change certain settings on your electric bike.

It’s easy to turn the LCD console on. First, make sure the battery is fully inserted and the on/off switch is in the on or [I] position. Then press the power button (top button) on the four button selector located near the left grip on the handlebars. To turn off the LCD screen completely, press and hold the power button for three seconds. The console will also automatically turn off after five minutes of bike inactivity.

Battery Level: This shows the battery’s level of charge. As this can fluctuate somewhat while riding, it’s best to let the bike rest for 30 seconds to get an accurate reading of how much power is left in the battery.

Pedal Assist Number: The large number on the left of your screen. The higher the number, the more energy the motor is exerting to propel you forward while you pedal. On most Pedego bikes there are 6 levels of pedal assist. In Level 0 the motor will not be activated by either throttle or pedal assist for most Pedegos. Levels 1-5 give you increasing levels of power (and top motor-assisted speed) while pedalling. Note that in these levels, the throttle acts as an override and can be activated to increase the power temporarily up to the maximum km/hr speed as required. Level 6 is a throttle-only setting and pedalling does not activate the motor. Pedal assist power can be adjusted while riding: simply hit the plus [+] button to increase power or the minus [-] button to decrease the amount of power the electric motor is applying to the wheel when you are pedalling.

After pressing power, hold the “SET” button for two seconds until the screen is backlit (release at this point). Press the set button once again and you’ll see a number 2 in the bottom left corner. This is the maximum speed screen and the number you see should be 32. This means the maximum output the electric motor will do is 32 km/hr. It is the law in Canada that electric bicycle motor outputs cannot exceed 32 km/hr. If you would like to lower this maximum speed, press the minus [-] button until the desired speed appears. Hold “SET” again for two seconds to exit the setup interface.

This should have been set when you purchased the bike. After powering on the LCD screen, hold the “SET” button for two seconds. The screen will become backlit (release the button at this point) and you’ll see the number 1 in the bottom left corner. Press the set button twice, and you’ll see a number 3 in the bottom left corner. If your electric bike has 28-inch tires, the number on this screen will read 28. You can toggle between all the sizes by pressing the minus [-] button. Hold “SET” again for two seconds to exit the setup interface.

Again, if your electric bike was purchased in Canada, the LCD console will already be set to kilometres per hour. To change between MPH and KPH, power on the LCD screen and hold the “SET” button for two seconds. The screen will become backlit (release the button at this point) and you’ll see the number 1 in the bottom left corner. Press the set button three times and you’ll see a number 4 in the bottom left corner. To toggle between MPH and KPH, press the plus [+] or minus [-] button. You can also use this function to determine whether you’re eligible to receive Mile Marker pins. (Check about this with your local Pedego store!) Hold “SET” again for two seconds to exit the setup interface.

When you turn on the Pedego display (which can be done by single pressing the power button), you come across your first screen. This is your main display. At the top of the screen, there is your speedometer. Immediately underneath is the battery charge. Underneath that, there is a trip meter, riding time, and odometer (they can be switched by single pressing the "set" button). To the left of the screen is the pedal assist level (which will always start at 0 and can be increased or decreased by pressing the plus and minus buttons).

Turn on your Pedego display by single pressing the power button. Press and hold the set button (underneath the power button) until it becomes backlit. There are different settings.

If your bike display is not on, single press the power button. Once you are on the main riding screen, single press the power button again. The screen will light up, and this will activate both your head and tailight.

When you have your bike powered on, press and hold the "set" button until it becomes backlit. Single press the "set" button to reach the second menu. You can single press the plus button to increase and the minus button to decrease your speed. This will only affect the top speed of your throttle. Press and hold the "set" button to save your new setting.

Single press your power button to turn on the display. If there is a flashing error message next to the battery indicator, then you should call the Pedego Tech Support at 800-646-8604 or your local Pedego dealer. If you purchased your bike through Electric Bike Place or MACkite, please call 800-622-4655.

Power on your bike. Next, press and hold the "set" button until it becomes backlit. Press the "set" button until you reach Set 5. When set to "on", you will have an unregulated bike. You can single press the plus or minus and set the PAS to "off". When it is set to "off", you will have a reduced top speed through all pedal assist modes. Press and hold the set key until you revert back to the main menu.

Turn on your display. To activate the USB port, press the "set" and plus button for 3 seconds until you see the USB icon. You can then remove the rubber cover and insert your USB cable into the bottom of your display.

Turn on your display. Press the "set" button until the screen is backlit. Press "set" until you reach level 6. When your indicator is set to "on", then your throttle will be unregulated. Press the plus or minus button to regulate your throttle output to walking speed. Hold the "set" button to save your changes.

Turn on the display. On your screen, you will notice a "BMS". Select Pedego models have battery communication. You can see your type of battery communication above the battery indicator.

Turn on the display. Press and hold the "set" button until it becomes backlit. Single press the "set" button two times. "Set 3" will be the wheel size. You can press the plus or minus button to increase or decrease your wheel size. To save, press and hold the "set" key.

Turn on the display. Press the "set" button until it becomes backlit. Next, single press the "set" button three times until you reach "Set 4". To change between MPH and KPH, single press the plus or minus key. Once you have chosen your preference, hold the "set" button to save your changes.

You"ve seen the bikes around your neighborhood. They look like so much fun! You want one! But ebikes have so many different specs and price points. Here"s what I would consider, in your position.

Many affordable bikes now come direct-to-consumer—meaning that they are pre-tuned or partially assembled in a box. Unless you"re already very familiar with building bikes, I recommend working with an established manufacturer that has a dealer network, or a manufacturer like Rad Power Bikes that has a mobile repair service.

The motor and battery are more powerful. Batteries and motors from high-end brands like Bosch and Shimano often are more powerful and cover more distance, with a 90- or 120-mile range, as compared to the 15-20 mile ranges you"ll see on more affordable bikes. However, this may not matter if you have a short commute.

I would also look for a mid-drive motor instead of a hub drive motor. Mid-drive motors are located in the center of your bike and feel more natural. A hub drive is on your rear axle and shifts your center of gravity backward, which takes some getting used to. It can throw you off balance when you"re going up steep hills.

Of all the ebike insurance providers we reviewed, McClain Insurance offers the highest coverage limits by a landslide. You can get liability insurance and underinsured motorist insurance coverage up to $500,000. Additionally, standard ebike insurance policies include property damage coverage and medical payments coverage, but the policy limits available aren’t specified online.

On a more positive note, we like the fact that McClain’s ebike insurance policies are affordable. According to the website, ebike policies start at $250 per year. But you’ll need to get in touch with an agent to find out what deductibles are offered.

Another thing to consider about McClain Insurance is that you can only get ebike insurance in a few states. Currently, you must live in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, or Arizona to buy a policy. Your insurance will cover an ebike anywhere in the country, but the company doesn’t mention whether international coverage is included.

Depending on where you live, an ebike policy from McClain Insurance may be underwritten by one of its partner providers. Although the company doesn’t advertise policy bundling opportunities, you might qualify for a multi-policy discount if you purchase auto or home insurance through McClain.