Apex Assembly Guide

Make sure your brakes are adjusted correctly at all times prior to riding. The left brake lever controls the front wheel. The right brake lever controls the rear wheel. If...

Your tires will arrive inflated and ready to wride, but always check tire pressure before hitting the road. Your BMX e-bike has a maximum inflation of 36 PSI – this...

Your seat height is adjusted by a quick release. Pull the quick release lever. Insert your seat post past the minimum insertion line marked on the post. This ensures that...

INSTALLING YOUR FRONT FENDER Your front fender will share the same bolt as your front headlight bracket (the silver arm that holds your headlight upright). Your headlight bracket will come...

HANDLEBAR-MOUNTED FRONT REFLECTOR Your front reflector is pre-attached to the mounting bracket. Position your front reflector on the center of your handlebar, with the reflector facing forward. Insert the screw...

Pedals are marked with "L" and "R" to indicate left and right. Do not remove these labels until after you finish assembling your pedals. Align your right pedal to the...

Locate your display and the double-arm bracket. Remove the screws holding the bracket arms closed and set them aside. Position the bracket arms over the center stem of your handlebars...

Your e-bike front wheel axle comes equipped with a Quick Release mechanism. This makes it easier to attach or remove your wheel when necessary without the need for tools. The...

Your handlebars have two main parts -- the bar itself and the stem. If your bar has been removed for shipping you will need to attach it to your stem....

Tire Motor Disc-Brake Saddle Frame Monitor Display Handlebar Stem Handlebar Headlight Battery Chain Chain Wheel Kickstand Crank & Pedal Fork  Fender

Extend your battery lifespan by regularly charging your battery when it reaches 50%-70% depletion rather than fully exhausting the battery power before recharging. Fully charge the battery after each long-distance...