I love that absolutely Aventton Tempo 500.3 e-bike. As I noticed In my reviewIt is a solid all-round bike, powerful enough for experienced drivers, but friendly enough for beginners. If this is your first e-bike, you should do some things before you get on it and start driving.
While the Aventon Pace 500.3 is ready as soon as it is assembled and charged, you should have a few minutes to combine your bike with the Aventon app and adapt it if you want to get the best out of your new journey. Settings. Change things such as screen brightness and measuring units is helpful, but you will probably be the most interested in setting the top speed of your trip.
Understanding the Aventon Temper 500.3 Dashboard
Before I insert the bike and the menus and settings of the app, we take a moment to understand the dashboard control of the Pace. They are easy to grasp and comparable to those that you will see in most e-bikes, but if this is your first time, it is a few things to notice.
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Here is a breakdown of the button of each button on the panel on the left handlebar:
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The + and keys keys control the pedal assistance from one to five. (A higher number meets more help.)
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The left and right arrows control the gymnastics signals.
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The average button is electricity.
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The switch is the gas: press it down to go.
It’s all pretty simple, but there are also a few less obvious things that you can do here too:
How to change settings from the Pace 500.3 Dashboard
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You are not available to adapt to the handlebar. If you want your display “kilometer” instead of “miles”, this is the place where it can be changed.
For most other changes, you first have to combine your bike with Aventon’s app. Here you can find out how to do it:
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On the menu on the bike menu, select “Mail connection to the app”
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You should see a QR code. Scan the code, download the app and create your account.
As soon as you have combined your bike with your app, it should be automatically connected every time. The app is not necessary to drive a bike. If you do not use them for a while, the bike should “fill out” the miles and other information from your journeys since you last synchronized the two.
How to change the top speed of an Aventon Tempos 500.3
To change the top speed of an Aventon 500.3, you need to use the menus in the app. You can set your top speed between 12 and 28 miles per hour. Before you make the choice, however, take a look at the e-bike laws in your area.
There are three basic classifications of e-bikes, and how they work is a little confused:
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Class 1 e-bike are only pedal assistant and at 20 miles per hour.
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Class 2 e-bikes have a throttle and pedal assistant and a speed limit of 20 km / h.
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Class 3 e-bikes have a top speed of 28 miles per hour and are technically Only in pedal assistants, although in practice many or even most of the class 3 e-bikes either use a throttle valve or a pedal aid of 20 miles per hour, then limit pedal assistants for the last 8 miles per hour.
Most places in the USA (but not everywhere) allow class 3 e-bikes wherever analog bicycles can go legally.
The Aventon Tempo 500.3 is an e-bike in class 3, but it is not so configured. The top speed is set to 20 miles per hour from the box, and you have to use the app if you want to increase it to 28 – or you want to lower this matter.
As soon as you know what is legal, change the top speed of your Aventon Tempos.
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Sign the app.
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Click “Settings” under the front wheel to call up this menu:
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Click on “speed limit and metric” and you can set the speed of your bike between 12 miles per hour and 28 miles per hour.
This is when it comes to changing settings at the Aventton Tempo 500.3
If you want to tinker with your e-bike, disappoint the pace of 500.3. While some other brands enable users to become more detailed and to change things such as the size of the wheel or the torque of the water, the change of these settings for users of the speed 500.3 is not possible.
