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Question: Are extra batteries available and is it sensible to
have one?
Answer: Extra batteries are available via your Gazelle dealer.
If the distance you intend to ride non-stop in one journey is
greater than the operating range of your battery, then an
extra battery is recommended (can be purchased as an
accessory at your Gazelle dealer). A second battery is also
handy if you don't have a chance to recharge the battery
between two long journeys. However, make sure your Gazelle
dealer registers these two batteries to your bike (your bike's
memory is designed to register multiple batteries).
Question: Can I also use the battery from my spouse's
bike?
Answer: Yes, that is possible if your dealer has programmed
the corresponding battery number into your bike as well. If
this is not the case, your display will show error message 1.1.
If so, take both of your bikes and batteries to the dealer. Then
he will programme both batteries into both bikes, so that it
will no longer matter what battery you take out of the
charger.
Question: Will my lights still work if the battery has run
out of power?
Answer: The battery will always contain some residual energy
capacity. This energy is more than sufficient to keep your
lights on for several more hours.
Question: Does my bike comply with European legislation
on motor-assisted bicycles?
Answer: Yes, a motor-assisted bicycle may not be assisted
above 25 kph. Gazelle's Innergy bikes comply with this
regulation and do not require registration documents or
plates.
What's more, this bike is a so-called EPAC (Electrically Power
Assisted Cycle) and therefore complies with European
standard EN-15194.
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