NIU BQI-C3 Pro 电动自行车

Suitable For

• Daily commuting and urban travel
• Long-distance city riding
• Weekend and leisure rides
• Shopping and everyday errands
• Riders looking for easy step-through access
• Riders between 157–195 cm
  

Where to Ride

• City streets and cycleways
• Daily work or school commutes
• Parks and recreational paths
• Longer urban rides
• Local errands and neighbourhood trips

• Wear a helmet – Helmets are required when riding an e-bike in New Zealand.
• Check your brakes – Make sure your brakes are working properly before every ride.
• Use lights in low visibility – Use the required front and rear lights when riding at night or when visibility is poor.
• Stay visible – Make sure your e-bike has the required reflectors and visibility equipment.
• Keep left – When riding on the road, keep as far left as is safe and practical.
• Follow road rules – Obey traffic signs and signals, give way where required, and take extra care around intersections and other road users.
• Give way to pedestrians – When using shared paths, ride considerately and give way to pedestrians.

These are general guidelines for e-bike riders in New Zealand. Always follow the latest New Zealand road rules and requirements applicable to your e-bike.

Keep the bike clean and dry, and avoid high-pressure water around the motor, battery and electrical components. Check the tyres, brakes, chain and suspension regularly, and keep the chain clean and lubricated. Charge the battery with the supplied charger and store it in a cool, dry place away from extreme heat or cold. Do not leave the battery fully discharged for long periods, and inspect the bike before each ride.

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