This content will go through the steps on how to ride an e-bike. Two different types of bikes use electricity, E-POWER SUPPLY, and E-MOTION. For both bikes, there is one thing that is imperative for a first-time user: READ THE MANUAL FIRST. Every piece of information you need to know about your bike is in the manual! So go ahead, get a cup of coffee and read up on your bike's unique features. E-POWER SUPPLY: Step 1: Put the bike on the level surface first, and make sure the bike is fully charged. You can do this by plugging in the charger that came with your e-bike or charging it with a USB cable. It will have one of three common capacity battery options: 5ah, 7.5ah, or 11ah. Step 2: Adjust seat height. You will want to make sure that the seat is level with the pedals for maximum ease of pedal input. If you have a wireless shifter, make sure it's on the far left or far right before adjusting seat height. This is generally easier with a rear-hub e-bike than one with a twist-shifter or thumb-shifter which makes it harder to get your hips in position for pedaling easiest. Step 3: Adjust handlebar height. The handlebars are where you will grab the bike when starting or riding in a different direction. If you are unsure of your bike's fork-type, look it up on the internet or consult your owner's manual to make sure that your specific model can accept height adjustments. Step 4: Get on the bike and adjust seat/handlebar heights once more. Try to get both as level as possible so that you can move effortlessly through turns. Step 5: Torque your stem and handlebars. This will ensure the handlebars don't shift during use, which could throw you for a loop, especially when riding on uneven terrain! If you are using a twist-shifter or thumb-shifter, make sure that the shifters are shifted as far to the left as possible. The best way to do this on a thumb-shifter is to hold down the 'gear up' button until it can no longer be shifted left. On a twist-shifter, you can do this by removing the shifter's cover and pushing the 'gear up button' indention to the left until it clicks. Make sure to use a torque wrench when doing this! E-MOTION: Step 1: Take off the cushioned seat and place it on your other bike. Now remove your bracket if you have one. Step 2: Remove the battery pack so it doesn't get damaged while you ride. If you have a wireless shifter, make sure that it's on the far left or far right before adjusting seat height. This is generally easier with a rear-hub e-bike than one with a twist-shifter or thumb-shifter which makes it harder to get your hips in position for pedaling easiest. Step 3: Adjust handlebar height. The handlebars are where you will grab the bike when starting or riding in a different direction. If you are unsure of your bike's fork-type, look it up on the internet or consult your owner's manual to make sure that your specific model can accept height adjustments. Step 4: Get on the bike and adjust seat/handlebar heights once more. Try to get both as level as possible so that you can move effortlessly through turns. Step 5: Torque your stem and handlebars. This will ensure the handlebars don't shift during use, which could throw you for a loop, especially when riding on uneven terrain! If you are using a twist-shifter or thumb-shifter, make sure that the shifters are shifted as far to the left as possible. The best way to do this on a thumb-shifter is to hold down the 'gear up' button until it can no longer be shifted left. On a twist-shifter, you can do this by removing the shifter's cover and pushing the 'gear up button' indention to the left until it clicks. Make sure to use a torque wrench when doing this! Step 6: Grab your bike and pedal off as usual! You'll be off in no time! If you are unsure of how to ride an electric bike or have any other questions, please consult your owner's manual or website. For further assistance, you can contact the manufacturer!