NEW TO ELECTRIC BIKES?

We have compiled valuable information to enhance your understanding of e-bikes and assist you in finding the ideal one that perfectly suits your needs.

A NEW WAY TO RIDE

Electric bikes, or e-bikes as they're commonly called, are like the superheroes of cycling, packed with loads of perks compared to regular bikes. But what's even cooler is how they come to the rescue when you need to zip around within a mile of your place, giving you a better alternative for short trips. So, let's dive in and see how e-bikes not only make your rides more awesome but also make those short trips way more fun and eco-friendly.

WHAT IS AN ELECTRIC BIKE?

An e-bike, is a bicycle equipped with an integrated electric motor and a rechargeable battery. These components work together to give you electric assistance when pedaling. E-bikes are available in various configurations, including mountain bikes, road bikes, and urban commuter models. The electric motor can augment your pedaling efforts, making it easier to conquer challenging terrain, cover longer distances, or maintain a consistent pace. E-bikes represent an eco-friendly and practical mode of transportation that blends the advantages of traditional cycling with the convenience of electric support.


THE ANATOMY OF AN ELECTRIC BIKE

TERMS AND WHAT THEY MEAN

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MOTOR POWER

Measured in watts (W), indicating the motor's output power. Typical e-bike motors range from 250W to 750W, with higher power providing more assistance.

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BATTERY CAPACITY

Measured in watt-hours (Wh), indicating the amount of energy stored in the battery. Higher capacity batteries provide more range.

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RANGE

The distance an e-bike can travel on a single charge, influenced by motor power, battery capacity, riding style, and terrain.

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PEDAL CADENCE

The rate at which a rider rotates the pedals, measured in revolutions per minute (RPM). Optimal cadence varies depending on factors like fitness level, terrain, and riding style.

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PEDAL ASSIST SYSTEM (PAS)

The mechanism that controls the motor's assistance based on the rider's pedaling effort. Common PAS systems include cadence-based and torque-based systems.

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DRIVE TRAIN

Consisting of the motor, transmission, and associated components. The drive train is responsible for determining the performance, range, and overall riding experience of the e-bike.

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TORQUE

The rotational force applied to the pedals, measured in Newton-meters (Nm). Torque is primarily determined by the motor and the drivetrain. A higher-powered motor will generally provide more torque, while a well-tuned drivetrain will efficiently transfer that torque to the rear wheel.

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CHARGE CYCLE

Refers to a complete discharge and recharge of the battery. This cycle represents the primary wear-and-tear factor on e-bike batteries. Over time, repeated charge cycles gradually reduce the battery's ability to store and deliver energy. Typical e-bike batteries have a lifespan of 500 to 1000 charge cycles.

ELECTRIC BIKE CLASSES

E-bike classes are a system of categorization that distinguishes e-bikes based on their power output and speed limitations. This classification system helps ensure that e-bikes are used safely and responsibly, in accordance with local regulations and road safety guidelines.

CLASS 1 E-BIKES

These e-bikes have a maximum motor power of 250 watts and a maximum assisted speed of 20 mph. They are pedal-assist only, meaning the motor provides assistance when the rider is pedaling. Class 1 e-bikes are considered the most beginner-friendly and are often allowed on bike paths and lanes alongside traditional bicycles.

CLASS 2 E-BIKES

These e-bikes have a maximum motor power of 750 watts and a maximum assisted speed of 20 mph. They can be pedal-assist or throttle-powered, meaning the motor can provide assistance without the rider pedaling. Class 2 e-bikes are typically more powerful and are often used for commuting or off-road riding.

CLASS 3 E-BIKES

These e-bikes have a maximum motor power of 750 watts and a maximum assisted speed of 28 mph. They are pedal-assist only and are typically considered the most powerful e-bikes available. Class 3 e-bikes are intended for experienced riders and are often used for commuting or recreational riding on roads.

DISCOVER YOUR IDEAL E-BIKE

From city streets to mountain trails, there's an e-bike perfectly suited to your riding style and terrain. Explore the diverse range of electric bikes and discover the one that matches your riding aspirations.

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CITY AND COMMUTING E-BIKES

Experience the joy of effortless commuting and fitness with a city and commuting e-bike. Its powerful motor, comfortable riding position, and versatile performance make it an ideal choice for urban adventurers and fitness enthusiasts alike.

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CARGO E-BIKES

Revolutionize your errands, commutes, and adventures. Cargo e-bikes, with their muscular frames and spacious platforms, are the ultimate utility vehicles on two wheels. Effortlessly hauling groceries, transporting tools, or even taking your kids on an adventure, all thanks to the powerful electric motor that takes the sting out of hills and long distances.

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MOUNTAIN E-BIKES

Conquer rugged trails and explore hidden wilderness with the mountain e-bike, your trusty companion for off-road adventures. Its powerful motor, durable construction, and advanced suspension system empower you to tackle challenging terrain with confidence and control.