Here at Northwest Electric Bikes, LLC, we strive for honesty, affordability, and reliability. We pride ourselves in providing quality craftsmanship in the products we offer.
Riding Responsibly
To better enjoy your ride, we highly recommend familiarizing yourself with your local electric bike laws. Riding responsibly includes wearing proper safety gear, being aware of your limitations, as well as being aware of the limitations of your electric bike/trike. As with the use of any vehicle, there are inherent risks with riding an electric bike/trike that are solely the rider's responsibility. Northwest Electric Bikes, LLC will not be held liable in any way for damage to persons or property.
A Word About Safety
At Northwest Electric Bikes, LLC, we value our rider's safety. The following safety list provides information on the safe operation of your bike from Northwest Electric Bikes, LLC. Failure to review this information could lead to serious injury or death.
=> When crossing train tracks, be sure to ride perpendicular to the tracks.
=> Refrain from riding too close to pedestrians, other bicyclists, and other vehicles.
=> Be sure that you completely understand all instruction and safety information in this manual.
=> Always wear a properly fitted helmet on every ride. Failure to wear a helmet when riding may result in serious injury or death.
=> If your bike/trike is foldable, be sure that it is setup correctly and is tightened properly before every ride. Failure to do so can result
in serious injury or death.
=> Verify brake operation before every ride.
=> Until you are familiar with your bike/trike and are both confident and competent in riding, use the lowest assist level.
=> When crossing train tracks, be sure to ride perpendicular to the tracks.
=> Refrain from riding too close to pedestrians, other bicyclists, and other vehicles.
=> Be sure that you completely understand all instruction and safety information in this manual.
=> Always wear a properly fitted helmet on every ride. Failure to wear a helmet when riding may result in serious injury or death.
=> If your bike/trike is foldable, be sure that it is setup correctly and is tightened properly before every ride. Failure to do so can result
in serious injury or death.
=> Verify brake operation before every ride.
=> Until you are familiar with your bike/trike and are both confident and competent in riding, use the lowest assist level.
The Battery
The batteries we provide at Northwest Electric Bikes, LLC are lithium-ion. With proper care, these batteries have a lifespan of up to 1,000 charge cycles. The following guidelines should yield the battery's maximum potential.
If you plan on storing your bike for winter or seasonal use, the battery will need to be kept at or above 70%. We advise not letting the battery go below 20%. A normal practice of charging when you are finished riding is sufficient for those who use the bike very often. Since the charger is a trickle charger, it is OK to leave the battery on charge all the time when not in use. By doing so, battery storage and having a full charge is not an issue. When charging the battery, make sure the charger is on a flat surface and charges in a cool, dry place where no debris can get to it. Do not cover the charger when it is charging the battery as it is air cooled. Once the battery is fully charged, you may unplug it. The battery does not need to be removed in order to be charged. Do not yank any cables; gently pull by the base of the connector to avoid damage. Charging takes up to 7 hours depending on the initial levels.
If the battery gets damaged, dropped, or is involved in an accident, we advise getting a new battery for safety. Opening the battery housing will void all warranties.
If you plan on storing your bike for winter or seasonal use, the battery will need to be kept at or above 70%. We advise not letting the battery go below 20%. A normal practice of charging when you are finished riding is sufficient for those who use the bike very often. Since the charger is a trickle charger, it is OK to leave the battery on charge all the time when not in use. By doing so, battery storage and having a full charge is not an issue. When charging the battery, make sure the charger is on a flat surface and charges in a cool, dry place where no debris can get to it. Do not cover the charger when it is charging the battery as it is air cooled. Once the battery is fully charged, you may unplug it. The battery does not need to be removed in order to be charged. Do not yank any cables; gently pull by the base of the connector to avoid damage. Charging takes up to 7 hours depending on the initial levels.
If the battery gets damaged, dropped, or is involved in an accident, we advise getting a new battery for safety. Opening the battery housing will void all warranties.
Brakes
Before your first ride, be sure the brakes are adjusted properly for safety and to your desired preference. There are brake cut-outs that when applied cut power to the motor. After about 50 miles, we highly recommend getting the brakes and derailleur readjusted to accommodate for cable stretching.
Tires
Your bike/trike will come with the appropriate amount of tire pressure when you receive it. Before every ride, verify your tire pressure as well as the tread on your tires. While tires are puncture resistant, they are not puncture proof. Flat tires should be replaced with a new tube and tire. To add more protection from flat tires, we highly recommend using tire liners. They provide an additional tough layer between the tires and tubes.
Proper Care
Northwest Electric Bikes, LLC, recommends that you keep your bike stored in a clean, dry, cool place. Never leave your bike outside where it can gather moisture. Keeping it locked and out of sight will deter theft. After every ride, be sure to wipe your bike/trike clean to avoid corrosion. If you are riding on sandy areas such as beaches or deserts, we highly recommend using compressed air around all moving parts to clear sand away.
NOTE: Due to various exposure, Northwest Electric Bikes, LLC will not be held liable for damage due to sand, salt, dirt, debris, water, or extreme conditions.
NOTE: Due to various exposure, Northwest Electric Bikes, LLC will not be held liable for damage due to sand, salt, dirt, debris, water, or extreme conditions.
The Ride
1. Check to make sure your bike/trike is functioning properly and ready to ride. If your bike/trike is foldable, verify that all quick releases are tight and secure. This includes folding frames, stems, seats, and wheels.
2. Verify battery is fully charged and securely locked to its mount.
3. Get on the bike/trike BEFORE turning on the computer system.
4. We advise starting at the lowest pedal assist.
5. When you are done riding, be sure to turn the computer system OFF before getting off of your bike/trike.
6. Wipe down any water or debris.
7. Lock/Store your bike/trike and charge the battery.
2. Verify battery is fully charged and securely locked to its mount.
3. Get on the bike/trike BEFORE turning on the computer system.
4. We advise starting at the lowest pedal assist.
5. When you are done riding, be sure to turn the computer system OFF before getting off of your bike/trike.
6. Wipe down any water or debris.
7. Lock/Store your bike/trike and charge the battery.
P850C Display Manual
The display for some of the mid-drive systems is called the P850C display. Here you can download the manual for reference.
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DPC010 Display Manual
The display for the Wolf and the Bobcat e-bikes is called the DPC010 display. Here you can download the manual for reference.
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