Increase speed limit on Priority Current?

[happyisaak]

Hi all,
New Current owner (former owner of Giant eQuick and RadPower Mini 4).
On the Priority site it says "Ships as a Class 1, 20MPH setting, but can increase to Class 3, 28MPH setting. "
Lots of Googling and I couldn't find how to increase to Class 3.
Anyone know or done?
TYIA!

 

[Mike_V]

Yes, Isaak
Downhill
Hope for a real one.
Mike

 

[happyisaak]

Ah ok, so there are no settings to increase the limit to 28mph like on RadPower?

 

[OrTrek]

Ah ok, so there are no settings to increase the limit to 28mph like on RadPower?

Ask them, though it's probably in the settings. I have 2 Priority bikes (non-ebikes). They respond REALLY fast.

EDIT: It is in the settings. There is a video on the Priority site - "How to use your Priority Current" https://www.prioritybicycles.com/collections/instructions?page=instructions-current

 

[Doggyman1202]

It is positively in the settings menu. My bike is at a friends house right now (she also has a Current, and both are set as Class 3) so I can't remember exactly where it is at the moment(under parameters possibly). Even if you never pedal over 20 mph, the range of assist is higher so I do recommend you set it as a Class 3.

 

[happyisaak]

Thanks! You were right. I found it on the Settings - Parameters!

 

[Embra]

I've been riding a Current for about a year now, and just decided a week ago to see what it was like boosting the speed limit for power assist. While I could indeed change the setting to get assist up to Class 3 level, you have to pedal with a very rapid cadence (even in top gear) to get the boost. I think I'll just put it back to 20mph.