Wallaby - Speed + Power & Throttle UnlockUpdated 3 hours ago

This guide explains how to adjust the speed, power, and throttle settings on your trike. Please take your time and follow each step carefully. If you are unsure at any point, we recommend asking someone to assist you. After making any changes, always test the trike slowly and in a safe area away from traffic.

Adjusting the Speed and Power Settings

To change the speed and power settings, you will need to enter the display settings menu.

1. Turn the display on.
2. Press and hold the + and - buttons together until the password screen appears.
3. Enter the password: 0526
   Use the + and - buttons to change each number, and short press the power button to move to the next digit.
   
4. After entering 0526, press the power button again to enter the settings menu.
5. Press the power button to enter the "Display Setting" menu.
   
6. You can then adjust:
   • Speed Limit – changes the maximum assisted speed
   • Set Power – changes how much motor power is used

Take care when increasing these settings, as higher power and speed may affect how the trike handles.

IMPORTANT: Don't adjust the 'Wheel' setting as it will affect the handling and speed reading of the trike. It is deliberately set to 24".

Unlocking the Throttle Speed

Follow these steps to remove the 6 km/h throttle limit:

1. Make sure the display is turned off.
2. Twist the throttle fully.
3. While holding the throttle in that position, squeeze and hold the right brake lever.
4. Keep holding both the throttle and the brake lever, then turn the display on.
5. The display will turn on as normal and will not show any message to confirm the change.
6. Take the trike for a short and careful test ride in a safe area.
7. If the throttle now goes above 6 km/h, the throttle has been unlocked successfully.
   
   

Restoring the Original Throttle Setting

If you would like to return the throttle to the original 6 km/h limit, simply repeat the same steps above.

Important Note

Before using higher speed or power settings, please check the rules and regulations that apply in your local area. Some settings may only be suitable for use on private property.