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Let's Ride

I'm starting my ride. How do I turn the system on?

You turn the system on and off, change levels of assistance, and check the battery

level all through the same single button on the toptube charging and ignition display

button (iWoc One). Each action requires either a 'short-press' of the button (less than

one second) or a 'long-press' of the button (approximately three seconds).

To turn the system on, short-press the button once.

To turn it off, long-press the button once.

To completely reset the system, hold the button for 20 seconds.

When the system is turned on, it will automatically try to connect to the closest phone

with an activated Bluetooth connection. The connection or disconnection is confirmed

when the LED lights up briefly in blue. If you receive a notification or call on your phone

while connected via Bluetooth, the indicator will light up light blue for a few moments.

How do I know I'm fully charged?

You can find the status of your battery on the app. Or, when you first turn the bike on,

the light will indicate the charge level by a solid colour: 75% or more charge is white,

50-75% green, 25-50% orange, and less than 25% red. A blinking red light indicates

less than 15% charge, and rapidly blinking red light indicates less than 10%.

When you plug in your bike, connect the charger first to a power outlet and then

to the charging port on the bicycle. Be careful to insert the plug correctly:

the arrows present on both plug and socket must line up. Once the cable has been

connected to the charging socket, we recommend tightening the safety ring.

The light on the toptube button will turn on automatically. While charging,

the colour of the light will change, indicating the current level of battery charge

as indicated above.

How do I change assistance levels while riding?

Assistance levels are indicated by blinking colour: no assistance is white, level one is

green, level two orange, and level three red. When you short-press the display button

the light will blink, indicating the current assistance mode – for example, if you are

currently in assistance level one, it will blink green. If you short-press it again while

the light is still blinking, you will increase the assistance mode by one level. If you are

already on level three (red), short-pressing while the light is blinking will return you

to no assistance (white).