Not everyone is familiar with how pedal assist can transform your riding experience — and that's totally fine. Everyone starts somewhere, and learning is part of the journey. If you're tired of pushing your legs hard after long rides, you'll definitely appreciate the benefits of our pedal-assist system. It makes pedaling easier, and in some cases, it can even help you reach your top speed — but always make sure you're following local laws, staying within speed limits, and wearing proper safety gear.

What Is Pedal Assist and How Does It Work?

Delfast eBikes offer three main ways to move: throttle mode, regular pedaling, and pedal-assist mode. Throttle mode allows you to ride without pedaling at all, turning your bike into a scooter-like vehicle. But if you prefer to use your legs, you can choose between two other modes.

Pedal Assist System (PAS) works by using the motor to provide extra power as you pedal. This means you’ll feel a gentle push that helps you move the pedals more easily. The higher the assist level, the more power the motor provides, which also means the battery drains faster. That’s why it's important to find the right balance based on your ride and terrain.

Understanding the Different PAS Modes

Delfast eBikes come with three distinct PAS settings:

• Eco Mode: No assistance, just pure pedaling. Ideal for longer rides or when you want to save battery life.
• City Mode: Provides mild assistance, making it perfect for urban environments or light inclines. It uses 750W of power and complies with Class 2 regulations in most states.
• Unlimited Mode: Offers maximum power at 3000W, peaking up to 6000W. This mode requires minimal effort, making it great for fast travel or steep climbs.

Each mode offers a different experience, giving you the freedom to customize your ride based on your needs. Whether you're looking to get somewhere quickly, enjoy a scenic route, or simply keep your legs active, there's a setting for you.

Top Tips for Using Pedal Assist Effectively

Here are some practical ways to make the most out of your pedal-assist system:

1. Adjust your mode depending on the terrain. Use city mode for traffic or mild hills, and switch to eco mode for flat, easy rides.
2. Turn off pedal assist during long, flat rides. This helps conserve battery life and extends your range.
3. Use higher assist when carrying extra weight. This makes climbing and maintaining speed much easier, especially on rough or hilly roads.

Pedal assist is particularly useful for riders who often face challenging conditions, whether it's busy city streets or rugged trails. It gives you the flexibility to ride comfortably while still enjoying the physical benefits of cycling.

If you haven’t tried it yet, you’re missing out on one of the most convenient features of modern eBikes. There's no substitute for the feeling of pedal assist in motion — it’s something best experienced firsthand.

Ready to upgrade your ride? Try the Delfast TOP 3.0 today and discover the full potential of pedal-assist technology!