SAMEBIKE Manuals & User Guides

SAMEBIKE (Guangzhou Sameway Electric Bicycle Co., Ltd.) is a leading global manufacturer of electric bicycles, specializing in creating accessible, low-carbon transportation solutions. Since its establishment in 2004, the brand has developed a diverse portfolio of products ranging from compact folding e-bikes ideal for city storage to rugged electric mountain bikes built for off-road adventure.

SAMEBIKE integrates modern e-mobility technology, such as high-torque brushless motors, long-range lithium batteries, and intelligent LCD displays, into durable aluminum alloy frames. With a presence in European and North American markets, SAMEBIKE is dedicated to promoting a healthy, green cycling lifestyle through reliable products and responsive customer support.

• What do the error codes on my SAMEBIKE display mean?

  Common error codes include: E001 (Controller failure), E002 (Communication failure), E003 (Motor Hall signal anomaly), E004 (Handlebar/Throttle failure), E005 (Brake failure), and E006 (Motor phase loss). If you see these codes, check connections or contact support.

• How do I activate the walk assist mode?

  Press and hold the minus (-) button for about 2 seconds. The bike will enter assist pushing mode and travel at a walking speed of less than 6 km/h. Release the button to stop.

• How should I charge my SAMEBIKE battery?

  You can charge the battery while it is mounted on the bike or unlock and remove it to charge indoors. Connect the charger to the battery port first, then plug it into the power outlet. The indicator light typically turns red while charging and green when full.

• How do I reset the ODO (odometer) on the display?

  On certain models like the LO26-II, you can enter the P16 menu interface and long-press the up arrow (or specified key) for 5 seconds to clear the total mileage (ODO). Check your specific model's manual as interfaces vary.

• What is the proper tire pressure for SAMEBIKE models?

  Refer to the tire sidewall for the exact pressure range. For standard 20-inch folding models, pressure is often between 40-65 PSI, while fat tire models differ.