1. Information

The video introduces visual information on the Quantum vehicle

Please read this entire User Manual carefully before operating the vehicle.

This User Manual provides the latest manufacturing information at the time of publication. Dat Bike reserves the right to make changes at any time without prior notice and without any responsibility.

This User Manual offers you useful knowledge to become familiar with and understand the operating functions of the Quantum bike, as well as the correct maintenance and care of the Quantum bike.

1.1. Important Label Locations

Before using the bike, read and understand all the labels on it. These labels contain important information for the safe and proper operation of the vehicle.

Please do not remove any labels on the vehicle. If these labels become faded or peel off, contact Dat Bike through official customer service channels for replacement.

(A) RFID card swipe location label

(B) Tire specification label

(C) Origin label of goods

A. RFID Card Swipe Location Label

B. Tire specification label

C. Product Origin Label

1.2. Vehicle identification number

1.2.1. Frame serial number

(A) Frame number location

1.2.2. Engine serial number

The engine serial number is engraved on the top of the engine.

(A) Engine number position

1.3. Safety and Environmental Protection

DANGER

Your electric vehicle contains components operating at high voltage over 60V, which is dangerous and can cause injury upon contact with the body. Therefore, please take note of the following points:

NOTE:

• Do not install any additional electrical or electronic devices on the vehicle other than the original equipment provided by Dat Bike.
• The motor and battery pack are designed to be waterproof (IP67). However, to ensure the longevity of these components, avoid operating in conditions where water levels exceed the footboard.
• Do not disassemble or repair the battery pack yourself. All warranty and repair issues related to the battery pack must be handled by Dat Bike.
• Do not crush or puncture the battery pack, as this may lead to an internal short circuit and result in fire or explosion, posing a risk to life.
• Comply with legal regulations when disposing of used battery packs.
  

2. Features and Vehicle Operation

2.1. View from the driver's position

(A) Rearview mirror
(B) Left handlebar switches
(C) Multifunction display
(D) Right handlebar switches
(E) Rear brake lever
(F) Front storage compartment
(G) Hook (load capacity: 1.5kg)
(H) RFID card swipe location
(I) Electric throttle
(J) Front brake lever

2.2. Left side view

(A) Left front turn signal
(B) Position light
(C) Front light cluster
(D) Charging port cover
(E) Side stand with integrated protection switch
(F) Left rear footrest
(G) Center stand
(H) Chain drive system
(I) Left rear turn signal
(J) Rear light

2.3. Right side view

(A) License plate light
(B) Right rear turn signal
(C) Electronic Control Unit (ECU)
(D) Right rear footrest
(E) Electric motor
(F) Battery pack under footrest
(G) Right front turn signal

2.4. Handlebar Cluster

(A) High/low beam/Passing light switch
(B) Horn switch
(C) Turn signal switch
(D) Front light on/off switch
(E) Multifunction switch

A. High beam/low beam/Passing light switch

B. Horn switch

C. Turn signal light switch

D. Light on/off switch

E. Multi-function switch

2.5 Display on multi-function screen

2.5.1. Display while waiting to scan the RFID card

(A) Indicates to scan of the RFID card at the card reader position

2.5.2. Display after successfully unlocking the vehicle

(A) Indicates left turn signal
(B) Indicates logo and clock
(C) Indicates right turn signal
(D) Indicates Cruise Control is activated
(E) Indicates current speed
(F) Indicates system error
(G) Indicates mode P, D, S, or R
(H) Indicates battery capacity
(I) Distance traveled (ODO) or distance traveled since turning on the vehicle (TRIP)
(J) Indicates battery temperature
(K) Indicates engine temperature
(L) Indicates ECU temperature
(M) Indicates smartphone connection
(N) Indicates vehicle’s output current when operating or input current when charging
(O) Indicates high beam

2.6 Turn the vehicle on and off

2.6.1. Turning the vehicle on and off

A. Unlocking the vehicle with the RFID card

Video instructions for using RFID cards and Dat Bike App

Each Quantum vehicle is provided with 1 RFID card and 1 spare key tag (which functions similarly to the RFID card).

If the card is lost, you need to contact Dat Bike through official customer service channels to get a new card.

Steps to unlock the vehicle with the RFID card:

1. Press the multifunction switch (FN) when the vehicle is off.
2. The multifunction screen will display the waiting mode for scanning the card for about 10 seconds. The screen will turn off after 10 seconds if no card signal is detected.
3. Place the RFID card in the card reader position on the vehicle for about 0.5 seconds. Do not scan the card too quickly as the vehicle needs time to recognize the card.
4. The multifunction screen will display the unlocking mode after a successful scan.
   

B. Turning off the vehicle with the RFID card

When the vehicle is on, place the RFID card in the card reader position on the vehicle to turn off the vehicle.

2.6.2. Turning off the vehicle without the RFID card

Steps to turn off the vehicle without using the RFID card:

1. Squeeze and hold the left or right brake.
2. Turn on the left turn signal switch, then switch to the right turn signal switch.
3. The vehicle will turn off completely.
   

Note:

This function works when the vehicle is completely stopped, with the speed at 0 km/h.

2.6.3. Unlocking the vehicle with the Dat Bike mobile app

• App Dat Bike connects to the vehicle via Bluetooth.
• Download the Dat Bike App on the App Store or Google Play .

A. Connect the Dat Bike application to the vehicle

First, make sure the vehicle is completely off, then follow these steps:

1. Open the Dat Bike app on your phone and select “CONNECT.”
2. Choose the Quantum vehicle with the frame number you want to connect to, then go to the "Set Password" section.
3. Press the multifunction switch on the vehicle; the LCD screen will display the waiting mode for scanning the RFID card.
4. Place and hold the RFID card horizontally, perpendicular to the RFID card reader position on the vehicle.
5. Enter your password in the Dat Bike app and select “Send” to proceed with the connection.
6. When the connection is successful, the vehicle information will be updated in the app. At the same time, the clock will display instead of the logo on the LCD screen.
7. For future connections, simply keep the Dat Bike app running in the background on your phone and keep your phone close to the vehicle. To unlock the vehicle, just press the multifunction switch.
   

(A) Clock
(B) Indicates vehicle-to-phone connection

B. How to open the car using the mobile application

Once the phone is connected to the vehicle and within Bluetooth range, you can unlock the vehicle by pressing the multifunction switch.

Note:

• In some cases, firmware updates may affect the existing Bluetooth connection between the vehicle and the phone, causing Bluetooth errors and loss of connection. If this happens, you need to delete the connection from the phone’s Bluetooth settings, restart Bluetooth, enable location services, and reconnect the app to the vehicle.
• When multiple people use the same vehicle, each person can download the Dat Bike app and connect to the vehicle. However, only one phone can be connected to the vehicle at a time.
• To set up another person to use the vehicle, perform the same steps as the initial connection. Each user can set a different password in their app. Note that the previous user will need to disable Bluetooth or disconnect from the vehicle before the next user can connect and use the vehicle.
  

2.7 Electric throttle

Twisting the electric throttle in direction (A) will power the electric motor to move the vehicle forward in mode D or S and backward in mode R. The energy supplied to the electric motor is proportional to the angle of the electric throttle. Note that the electric throttle has an initial delay to enhance safety, preventing overly sensitive throttle which could be dangerous.

Twisting the electric throttle in direction (B) will reduce the energy supplied to the electric motor. When the throttle is released to its original position, the motor will not consume energy, and the vehicle will continue to slow down due to inertia and engine braking.

2.8 Handbrake

The Quantum vehicle is equipped with a handbrake similar to other two-wheel vehicles. When using the handbrake, the motor will automatically cut off to ensure safety. To continue moving, simply release the handbrake completely and twist the throttle again.

2.9 Engine braking

Engine braking on the Quantum vehicle is integrated into the electric throttle. The strength of engine braking is proportional to the angle at which the electric throttle is released (the more you release the throttle, the stronger the braking).

This feature also helps recharge the battery each time the throttle is released (about 10%), increasing the distance traveled. Additionally, the lifespan of the brake pads is extended because they are used less.

Engine braking only works in modes D and S.

2.10 Stands

(A) Side stand with integrated protection switch

(B) Center stand

A. Side stand with integrated protection switch

The side stand is located on the left side of the vehicle. Use your foot to lift or lower the side stand when the vehicle is upright.

The side stand is equipped with an integrated electric protection switch to enhance safety when operating the vehicle.

Note:

• When the vehicle is on and stopped in mode P, if the side stand is not raised, the vehicle will not switch to modes D, S, or R. To switch to these modes, the user needs to raise the side stand.
• When the vehicle is operating in modes D, S, or R, if the side stand is lowered, the vehicle will switch to mode P. At this point, the vehicle will temporarily stop the controller and not supply power to the throttle, and the speed will gradually reduce to 0 km/h.
  

B. Center stand

The center stand is located in the center of the vehicle, assisting with maintenance and repair.

Use your foot to press the lever of the center stand while holding the rear handle to lift the vehicle onto the center stand.

2.11 . Parking - Driving - Super - Rear assist modes (P-D-S-R)

Video instructions on how to operate the vehicle and switch driving modes

The Quantum vehicle has 4 different operating modes:

• Safety Mode: Parking mode (P)
• Driving Modes: Driving mode (D) and Super mode (S)
• Assist Mode: Rear assist mode (R)
  

Refer to the steps to switch between modes P-D-S at point E, section 3.4 of this guide.

Mode P is the default mode of the vehicle after unlocking.

The vehicle will automatically save the last used driving mode before you turn it off. For example, if you are operating in mode S and turn off the vehicle, when you turn it back on, the vehicle will start in default mode P, and after pressing the multifunction switch, it will switch to mode S. The same applies to mode D.

 Indicates the vehicle’s driving mode

A. Parking Mode (P)

This is the default mode of the vehicle after unlocking. In this safe mode, the vehicle is powered off and the throttle does not operate, so the vehicle will not move even if the throttle is twisted. Features that can be performed in this mode include:

• Opening the seat
• Switching from parking to driving (from P to D or S)
• Switching from parking to rear assist (from P to R)
  

Note:

• This mode will be activated if the vehicle is running in modes D or S or R but the side stand is lowered.

B. Driving mode (D)

In this driving mode, the throttle energy is set to default. Features that can be performed in this mode include:

• Activating Cruise Control
• Switching from driving to parking (from D to P)
• Switching from driving to Super mode (from D to S)
• Switching from driving to rear assist (from D to R)
  

C. Super Mode (S)

In this driving mode, the vehicle provides faster and more responsive throttle control to enhance agility and driving experience. Features that can be performed in this mode include:

• Activating Cruise Control
• Switching from Super mode to Driving mode (from S to D)
• Switching from Super mode to Parking (from S to P)
• Switching from Super mode to Rear assist (from S to R)
  

C. Rear Assist Mode (Rear R)

In this mode, the vehicle can reverse the motor's direction and move backward. This mode can only be activated when the vehicle's speed is below 5 km/h.

Features available in this mode:

• Switch from Rear Assist mode to Driving mode (from R to D).
  Switch from Rear Assist mode to Park mode (from R to P).
  

2.12 Cruise Control

Cruise Control automatically controls and maintains a constant speed set by the rider. This feature makes long journeys more comfortable by allowing the vehicle to maintain a steady speed without requiring the rider to twist the throttle.

Press and hold the multifunction switch for 1 second while the vehicle is in D or S mode and traveling over 15 km/h.

The feature will turn off if the left or right brake is applied or if the multifunction switch is pressed.

(A) Cruise Control indicator is active

2.13 Changing Background Color of the Multifunction Display

The LCD screen of the multifunction display can switch between light and dark background modes depending on user preference.

You can activate this feature by performing the following steps:

1. Set the headlight switch to low beam.
2. Press and hold the Passing light switch for 1 second, then flash the Passing light twice.
3. The multifunction display will change its background color (from a dark mode to a monochrome white/black mode or vice versa).
4. To revert to the previous background mode before switching, repeat the above steps after 10 seconds from the most recent background color change.
   

2.14 Anti-theft alarm system

Video tutorial on the anti-theft feature on Quantum

The anti-theft alarm system helps minimize the risk of theft. When the alarm system is activated, sensors detect movement or tampering and activate the turn signals, causing the alarm to sound and the indicator lights to flash until the vehicle is returned to its original state.

To activate the anti-theft alarm system:

1. Connect the Dat Bike app to the vehicle.
2. Turn off the vehicle (using either the Dat Bike app or the RFID card).
3. Press the "Lock" button to activate the anti-theft alarm system (the front and rear turn signals will flash to indicate successful activation).
   

To deactivate the anti-theft alarm system:

1. Press the "Unlock" icon on the Dat Bike app (the turn signals will flash to indicate successful deactivation).
2. Unlock the vehicle (using the RFID card or the Dat Bike app).
   

Note:
The anti-theft alarm system will not function when the vehicle is unlocked.

2.15 Vehicle Location Tracking System

Video tutorial on the bike locating feature on Quantum

The location tracking system is used to locate the vehicle by sounding the horn and flashing the lights from the moment the tracking system is activated until it is deactivated.

To activate the vehicle location tracking system:

1. Connect the Dat Bike app to the vehicle.
2. Turn off the vehicle (using either the Dat Bike app or the RFID card).
3. Press the "Find Bike" icon on the Dat Bike app (the "Find Vehicle" icon will turn green to indicate that the vehicle is being located and the horn will sound).
   

To deactivate the location tracking system:

1. Press the "Find Bike" icon on the Dat Bike app (the icon will disappear and the horn will stop sounding).
2. Unlock the vehicle (using the RFID card or the Dat Bike app).
   

Note:
The location tracking system will not function when the vehicle is unlocked.

Status indicator for activation and deactivation of the vehicle positioning system.

2.17 Battery lock system

The battery lock system helps protect the battery and reduce battery drain if the vehicle will not be used for an extended period.

To activate the battery lock system:

1. Connect the Dat Bike app to the vehicle.
2. Press "Change" and then "Turn Off Battery" (after turning off the battery, you will not be able to start the vehicle).
   

To deactivate the battery lock system:

1. Plug in the charger for about 2 minutes (to check if the battery is unlocked, press the multifunction button; the card swipe screen will appear, indicating that the battery is unlocked).

Note:
It is recommended to turn off the battery when it is between 80% and 90% charged. After turning off the battery, you should check and start the vehicle every 2 weeks to ensure it is in optimal condition.

From the main screen Click on "Change", then click "Off" in the Turn off battery section

2.17 Charging the vehicle

2.17.1 Charging port

(A) Charging port location under the cover

2.17.2. The Charger

Currently, there are two versions of the charging port on the circulating Quantum bikes as shown in the image below.

Actual images of the two types of chargers currently in use on the Quantum bikes.

(A) DC power output

(B) Charger body

(C) AC power input

(D) Charging status indicator light: yellow - power indicator (Batch 1 chargers do not have yellow lights), flashing red - charging, green - fully charged

The charger provided with the vehicle consumes a maximum power of approximately 2000W from an AC 220V/50Hz source. For safety, use only the outlet provided with the charger and avoid using outlets shared with other electrical devices.

2.17.3. Charging Instructions

Video instructions for charging properly

The maximum allowable temperature for charging the battery is 65°C. If the temperature exceeds this, the battery will refuse to charge until the temperature is reduced.

The battery's refusal to charge is a self-protective feature to extend its lifespan. Charging at high temperatures will shorten the battery's lifespan.

The battery temperature may exceed 65°C when the vehicle is used under heavy load or continuous uphill conditions.

DANGER
Only charge using the charger provided with the bike by Dat Bike. Using the wrong charger may cause battery damage or a fire or explosion.

DANGER
The voltage when charging is greater than 60V. This voltage level is dangerous and can cause injury upon contact with the body.

Precautions:

• Improper charging can result in electric shock or fire hazards.
• The charger is intended for indoor use only.
• Charge the vehicle in a dry area to avoid electric shock.
• Do not disassemble or repair the charger yourself.
• Contact Dat Bike immediately if the charger malfunctions or is damaged.
  

Charging Steps:

1. Press the left side of the charging port cover to open it.
2. Open the charging port hinge cover.
3. Ensure the charging port is dry and free of water. If moisture is present, clean and dry it before plugging in the charger.
4. Connect the AC input of the charger to the electrical outlet.
5. Connect the DC output of the charger to the vehicle's charging port.
6. Check the charging status indicator to ensure the vehicle is charging.
7. After charging is complete, close the hinge cover and the charging port cover.
   

Note:

• Maintaining battery charge between 20% and 80% is better for battery lifespan.
• Charge the battery fully at least once a week, unplug it, and leave the vehicle overnight. This helps stabilize the battery, ensuring performance and extending its lifespan.
  

3. Maintenance and Regular Adjustments

3.1. Information and maintenance schedule

3.1.1. Note maintenance

Regular maintenance should be performed according to the recommended schedule provided by Dat Bike.

From 20,000 km onwards, repeat the maintenance check every 4,000 km.
Maintenance should be carried out by Dat Bike to ensure the vehicle operates at its best.

3.1.2. General maintenance table

3.2. Tire

Tires should be checked before operating the vehicle. If the tires are excessively worn or cracked, contact Dat Bike immediately through the official customer service channels for replacement.

3.2.1. Tire pressure

You should check and adjust tire pressure (if needed) before operating the vehicle.

DANGER

• Operating a vehicle with excessively worn or improperly inflated tires can lead to accidents.
  Do not operate the vehicle beyond its load capacity. Operating the vehicle under overload conditions can compromise safety and affect vehicle quality.
  

Cold tire pressure

• Only rider: 310 kPa (45 psi)
• Rider and passenger: 310 kPa (45 psi)
  

Maximum load

• The maximum load of the Quantum vehicle is 130 kg (287 lbs), including the total weight of the rider, passenger, luggage, and accessories.

3.2.2. Tire specifications

Dat Bike Quantum is equipped with tubeless tires on both the front and rear wheels.

Front tire

• Size: 90/80-16 M/C 54P TL 8PR
• Manufacturer: Casumina/ CA143A

Rear tire

• Size: 110/70-16 M/C 61P TL 8PR
• Manufacturer: Casumina/ CA143A

3.3. Check brake fluid level

Before operating the vehicle, you should check and ensure the brake fluid level is above the minimum mark. Add brake fluid if necessary.

3.3.1. Front brake and rear brake

(A) Lowest level mark

Specified brake fluid
DOT 3 or DOT 4

 DANGER

Improper maintenance can lead to brake malfunction and pose safety risks during vehicle operation. Note the following:

• Insufficient brake fluid can allow air into the system, causing a loss of braking force.
• Clean the cap of the brake fluid reservoir before removing it. Use only DOT 3 or DOT 4 brake fluid from a sealed container.
• Use only the specified brake fluid type; otherwise, rubber seals may deteriorate, causing leaks.
• Add new brake fluid of the same type as the old fluid. Adding a different type of DOT 3 or DOT 4 fluid can cause hazardous chemical reactions.
• Ensure no water enters the brake fluid reservoir during refilling. Water will lower the fluid's boiling point and cause a vapor lock in the system.
  

Note:

• Brake fluid can damage painted surfaces or plastic components. Therefore, if any fluid spills, clean it up immediately.

3.3.2. Brake Fluid Replacement

Replace brake fluid at the intervals specified in the General Maintenance Schedule. The brake piston seals and brake fluid lines should also be replaced at the following intervals or whenever damage or leaks occur:

• Brake System Seals: Replace every two years.
• Brake Fluid Lines: Replace every four years.
  

3.4. Drive chain

Before operating the vehicle, you should check the chain slack and adjust it if necessary.

3.4.1. To check chain slack

1. The vehicle on the center stand.

2. Measure the chain slack as shown.

Standard slack
A = 20.0 - 30.0 mm (0.79 - 1.18 in)

3.4.2. Cleaning and Lubricating the Chain

To ensure durability, the chain should be cleaned and lubricated at the intervals specified in the General Maintenance Schedule. Failure to maintain it on schedule can cause rapid wear, especially when frequently operating in dirty or wet conditions.

Basic Chain Cleaning Procedure:

1. Remove mud, dirt from the chain using a cloth or brush.
2. Spray specialized chain cleaning solution on the entire chain.
3. Continue cleaning the chain with a cloth or brush.
4. Wipe or wash the chain clean.
5. Spray specialized chain lubricant on the entire chain.

3.5. Front wheel

3.5.1. Remove the front wheel

Video instructions for removing and assembling front and rear wheels on Quantum vehicles

DANGER

Ensure the vehicle is securely supported before removing the wheel to minimize the risk of the vehicle falling over.

Steps to Remove the Front Wheel:

1. Raise the vehicle on the center stand.
2. Remove the front axle nut.
3. Pull the axle out and then remove the front wheel. Note: Do not apply the front brake after removing the wheel and front disc, as this may cause the brake pads to be jammed.
   

3.5.2. Installing the Front Wheel

1. Position the wheel between the fork tubes.
2. Install the spacers on both sides.
3. Insert the front axle and install the axle nut.
4. Tighten the axle nut to the specified torque of 60 Nm. When tightening the axle nut, hold the axle end with a wrench to prevent it from rotating.
5. After reinstalling the front wheel, squeeze the front brake lever a few times to check and ensure the brake pads engage and release smoothly.

3.6. Rear

3.6.1. Remove the rear wheel

DANGER

Ensure the vehicle is securely supported before removing the wheel to minimize the risk of the vehicle falling over.

Steps to Remove the Rear Wheel:

1. Raise the vehicle on the center stand.

2. Loosen the lock nuts and chain adjuster nuts on each side of the swingarm.

3. Remove the rear axle nut.

4. Push the wheel forward, then remove the chain from the rear sprocket. (Note: It is not necessary to remove the rear chain during rear wheel removal.)

5. Hold the brake caliper and lift the wheel slightly to pull out the rear axle. You may use a rubber mallet (if available) to make it easier to remove the rear axle.

6. Remove the wheel. Note: Do not apply the rear brake after removing the wheel and disc, as this may cause the brake pads to be jammed.

3.6.2. Installing the Rear Wheel

Steps to Install the Rear Wheel:

1. Install the rear wheel and brake caliper by sliding the rear axle from left to right. During this process, ensure the following:

- The spacer is positioned between the rear wheel and brake caliper.

- The caliper's guide pin fits into the slot on the right swingarm.

- Ensure there is sufficient space at the brake pads before assembling the rear wheel.

2. Install the chain onto the rear sprocket.

3. Install the axle nut on the rear axle.

4. Adjust the chain slack.

5. Tighten the rear axle nut to the specified torque of 60 Nm.

6. After reinstalling the rear wheel, squeeze the rear brake lever a few times to check and ensure the brake pads engage and release smoothly.

4. Vehicle Care and Storage

4.1. Vehicle Care:

Regular and proper vehicle care not only ensures the components are in operational condition but also keeps the vehicle looking good, extends its lifespan, and optimizes its performance.

A well-cleaned and regularly maintained vehicle can easily detect early signs of malfunction.

Salt from the sea can increase the risk of rust. Therefore, always remember to wash the vehicle thoroughly after driving on roads near the sea or with salt.

4.1.1. Washing the Vehicle

Allow the engine, ECU, brakes, battery, and hot parts to cool down before washing.

• Remove mud and dirt from the vehicle with a low-pressure water hose.
• If necessary, use a sponge or soft cloth dipped in mild detergent to clean the vehicle.
  
• Carefully clean the headlights and other plastic parts to avoid scratching them.
• Avoid spraying water directly onto electrical components.
  
• Rinse the vehicle thoroughly with water and dry it with a soft cloth.
• After the vehicle is dry, lubricate the moving parts.
  
• Ensure that the lubricant does not get on the brakes or tires. Oil on the brake disc or brake pads can significantly reduce braking efficiency and potentially cause accidents.
• Lubricate the chain with specialized lubricant immediately after washing and drying the vehicle.
• Apply a protective oil layer to prevent rust.
  
• Do not use protective oil containing strong chemicals or cleaning agents as these can damage metal parts and paint. Avoid letting the protective oil get on the tires and brakes.
• If the vehicle has matte paint details, avoid getting the protective oil on those parts.
  

Note:

• Do not use a high-pressure water hose to wash the vehicle.
• Do not spray water directly under the seat.
• Do not spray water directly around the headlights, handlebar cluster, or multifunction display.
• Dry the brakes after washing the vehicle.
  

4.1.2. Caring for Plastic Parts

Follow these instructions to avoid scratching the vehicle's plastic parts:

• Clean plastic parts with a soft sponge and plenty of water.
• To remove stains from plastic parts, use a diluted cleaning solution and rinse thoroughly with water.
• Avoid letting gasoline, brake fluid, or strong cleaning agents come into contact with the dashboard, plastic parts, or headlights.
  

4.2. Vehicle Storage

If the vehicle will not be used for a long time, do the following:

• Clean and dry the vehicle.
• Lubricate the chain and drivetrain.
• Charge the battery until full.
• Check tire pressure and inflate if necessary.
• Raise the vehicle on the center stand.
• Use a specialized cover to protect the vehicle.
• Store the vehicle in a dry place, away from high temperatures or sudden temperature changes.
• Battery capacity will decrease very slowly over time. Check the battery capacity monthly and recharge it when the capacity drops below 20%.
  

Note:

• Do not store the vehicle when the battery capacity is below 20%. Storing the battery with a capacity lower than 20% for an extended period can lead to complete battery damage.

5. Technical specifications

(*) According to Dat Bike's testing conditions and with a 70kg operator traveling at a speed of 35km/h.