Not all riders are familiar with how pedal-assist can enhance their experience. That's totally fine — we're all learning as we go. If you're tired of sore legs after long rides, you'll definitely appreciate the assist options on Delfast eBikes. With these features, pedaling becomes much easier and even allows you to reach higher speeds (but always within speed limits and with proper safety gear, of course).

What is Pedal Assist?

Delfast eBikes offer three main ways to get moving:

• Throttle mode — ride without pedaling at all, like a scooter.
• Pedaling — use your own power to move the bike.
• Pedal-Assist System (PAS) — combine your effort with motor assistance for a smoother ride.

Throttle mode is perfect if you want to relax and let the motor do the work. But if you prefer to stay active, PAS is the way to go. It gives you that extra push while you pedal, making it feel like you're getting a little help from the bike itself.

The more assistance you choose, the more power the motor uses. This means higher modes drain the battery faster. So, it's important to find the right balance between comfort and battery life. Choosing the optimal PAS level helps you ride longer and enjoy your journey without worrying about running out of power.

Why Use Pedal Assist?

Delfast eBikes come with three assist levels:

• Eco Mode — no assistance, just your pedaling.
• City Mode — light assistance for easy riding in traffic or on mild inclines. Uses 750W and meets Class 2 standards in most states.
• Unlimited Mode — powerful assistance with up to 3000W of power and a peak of 6000W, almost eliminating the need to pedal.

Whether you're looking for a quick commute, a long adventure, or a bit of exercise, there's a mode for you. Need to cover distance quickly? Switch to Unlimited. Want to save energy for a longer trip? Choose Eco. And if you're just enjoying the ride, City Mode is ideal for daily use.

PAS gives you full control over your ride. For example, you can turn it off on flat roads to save battery or turn it on when carrying extra weight. It's also great for climbing hills or navigating busy streets. The flexibility makes it a must-have feature for any serious rider.

Here are some tips to make the most of your PAS system:

1. Use City Mode in heavy traffic or on gentle slopes for added support.
2. Turn off PAS on flat, easy routes to conserve battery power.
3. Enable PAS when carrying extra weight or climbing steep hills — it makes everything smoother and less tiring.

Whether you're riding on trails or through the city, pedal-assist is designed to make your journey more comfortable and efficient. It’s not just a feature — it’s a game-changer. Try it out today and discover the difference it makes on your next ride!

If you're ready to upgrade your cycling experience, check out our TOP 3.0 model and see what pedal-assist can do for you.