1. Start the engine, pinch the clutch and release it immediately，press and hold the start button in neutral, and the electronic reverse system can start and start reversing normally. Release the start button to stop reversing, and directly shift to forward gear to drive normally.
2. When reversing normally or on a slope with high rear wheel position, you can hold the front brake, then hold down the start button and hold it, and then release and hold the front brake to achieve a start stop observation while reversing mode.
3. The neutral switch must be functioning properly, and the green N light on the instrument panel must light up normally when in neutral position.
1. To turn the cooling fan on or off: turn on the ignition switch, do not start the engine, press and hold the front brake and the right turn signal for more than 5 seconds. You will hear two beeps if the fan is on, and one beep if it is off. After turning on the cooling fan, it will spin for one second to confirm. The fan will only start working normally if the ambient temperature reaches 82,4 °F, the engine temperature reaches 131 °F, and the vehicle speed is below 9,3 mph.
2. Ladies’ concern, for women and some riders who may feel that the reverse speed is too fast, which may affect reverse safety, you can select reverse high and low gears by holding the front brake and simultaneously holding down the left and right turn signal switches for more than 5 seconds. The factory default is high speed; changing it to low speed will trigger two audible beeps.
3. A reversing warning sound will be emitted once per second when reversing. To turn the reversing warning sound on and off, simultaneously press the front brake and hold the left turn signal switch for 5 seconds. You can turn the reversing warning sound on or off separately, but it will not turn off the warning sound set in the function settings. If the buzzer is not manually turned off, it will emit a beep once every second when reversing. If the beep is present but the bike is not reversing, it indicates a mechanical fault rather than an electrical problem. The system also provides audible feedback when adjusting the fan speed, reversing speed, and turning the buzzer on or off. Turning the setting on will result in two beeps, while turning it off will result in one beep.
