Putting The Motorcycle In Starting Position; Switching On The Speed Controller - Reely 2103650 Notice D'emploi

e) Putting the motorcycle in starting position
Pick up the supplied support stand and place it on a flat,
even surface. Place the rear wheel of the motorcycle in the
openings on the left and right of the support stand so that
the rear wheel can rotate freely (or that the flywheel can
come up to speed).
There must be enough free space (at least 10 m) in the
direction of travel so that the motorcycle can start and ac-
celerate.
f) Switching on the speed controller
If you have not already done so, switch on the transmitter. Release the throttle / brake lever on the transmitter, do not
move it (neutral / centre position).
Only then switch on the motorcycle speed controller by
briefly pressing the on / off button.
The button is located on the right side under
the panel, about the knee height of the driver
figure.
The image on the right (see arrow) shows the
position of the on / off button when the driver
figure/cowling is removed.
The engine emits brief beeps and the LEDs (B) on the
speed controller flash briefly, then the speed controller is
ready for use.
Beeps are generated by a brief activation of the motor.
If a red LED (B) flashes rapidly on the speed controller, no valid transmitter signal has been detected. Switch on the
transmitter (or learn the receiver on the transmitter again, see the remote control instructions).
The flywheel for the gyro function (in the rear wheel of the motorcycle) starts now and slowly increases the speed. This
is inherently associated with a loud noise.
Wait a few seconds until the flywheel reaches maximum speed and the flywheel noise no longer changes.
The flywheel stabilises the motorcycle in the upright position so that it cannot tip over even when driving
relatively slowly. Experienced drivers can also do so-called "wheelies", i.e. driving on the rear wheel.
The motorcycle is now ready for departing.
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