How to Start a Power-Assisted Bicycle?

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McKeira
07/30/25 7:03am
To start a power-assisted bicycle, you need to engage the brake. First, turn on the key, then squeeze the brake. Below is some relevant information about power-assisted bicycles: 1. Composition: A power-assisted bicycle includes a frame, front wheel, rear wheel, a bottom bracket at the lower end of the frame, and an engine. The frame of the power-assisted bicycle is composed of interconnected hollow tubes, which contain fuel oil inside. 2. Classification: Fuel-powered bicycles are mainly divided into two types: one is a two-stroke scooter that resembles an electric motorcycle in appearance, and the other is a single-cylinder four-stroke fuel-powered bicycle. 3. Precautions: Beginners should use low gears, maintain a safe distance from vehicles in front, behind, and to the sides when on the road. To slow down, you can release the throttle, use the front and rear brakes, and control the clutch.
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