HILL's going up? How it works, or i have to walk again?
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I keep mine in my room. China has alot of new battery packs that are very light weight compared to lead. The motor doesn't do so well with the regenerative brake connected and the pedal assist switch isn't that great either. If I could find a 36V 8-12ah battery pack with the charger included, I wouldn't care where it was manufactured, I'd pay an extra $100 and wait a month for delivery. Also, you may want to consider using a bike with disc brakes.
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Yes, there is a quick start mode that just allows you to start walking and set speed and incline. I did not think I would use the programs either but the level 1 if each program is really easy and the golf course program is a good walking ome. Even in a program you can change the speed and incline.
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haven't experienced "won't go up" but crooked happens. just push back up and start over. It's key to always raise and lower with your hand in the middle or evenly in two places off the center. hope this helps.
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Bring the foot rest all of the way up manually, it will click, then push it down all the way and ratchet it back up in increments. This is just like your lawn chair lounges, same concept. It doesn't lock, it goes up all the way, then down to the bottom and ratchets up to straight again, until it reaches the top then it automatically goes down for the slow return up. Hope that helped.
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the incline is manual. a knob at the base by the rear of the platform will allow you to adjust to three levels. its very slight at its highest point.
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It will do it slowly. The bike slows down significantly for me when I go uphill and I weigh 180. You can help by pedaling and changing gears.
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It can go up slight hills but the battery needs to be fully charged to do so. It is most ideal on sidewalks.
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This will completely depend on the weight of the rider and degree of the hill. For me (135 lbs), taking a fully charged bike up a very steep incline at full throttle while I assist pedal is just possible. Climbing a "normal" city uphill street is easy. It definitely slows down on the biggest hills, using the proper gearing while you help pedal really helps. As does a running start ;-)
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Yes it takes a little effort to go over and come back. The foot rest can be adjusted so your weight acts like a counter balance. You may need some help the first few times till you get it set to your weight and size. Or you may not want to go all the way over there are several settings.
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Use gear #1 to pedal uphill. Depending on your speed you may need to use a higher gear. Note that the electric boost is independent of the gear used.
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The ramps will raise the vehicle. Some part of the vehicle will be higher and the part that is not raised will be lower.
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No the steps will automatically go back up. But if you know your going to be off-roading you can pull the fuse out for the steps. Hope this helps
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Well you have to keep your feet up off the floor. I sometime use a tube or water bar bells to keep me up. They are great. Just used mine again this morning. Hope this helps.
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You raise or lower the walker to fit your height.One height will not fit everyone.
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you might be able to prop it up on its bigger rear wheels and bump it up the stairs behind you. i have done this at my mom's apartment (i have a ground floor one but she has a 2nd story one), up 2 smaller flights of stairs. if you can keep a good balance and manage that initial big "PULL!!!" then it should be manageable the rest of the way, if a little bumpy.
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I have not experienced that problem, I just pull it up behind me. I go slowly and it "walks" up the step behind me. This is a terrific product, hope you can get it to work for you.
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