Watt-hour (Wh) is an energy unit indicating the capacity of e-bike batteries, representing the energy storage and delivery level. It combines power (watts) and duration (hours), providing an idea of the energy deliverable by your e-bike battery over a certain period. Higher Wh ratings suggest longer ranges but actual distance depends on factors like terrain, rider weight, and weather conditions.
Torque in e-bikes refers to the rotational force generated by the motor, affecting the bike’s hill-climbing ability, acceleration, and load capacity. Measured in Newton-meters (Nm), a higher torque implies a more powerful motor. However, bike weight, gear ratios, and power delivery systems also impact performance.
Watts measure the power output of an e-bike motor. Higher wattage typically means faster acceleration, higher speeds, and better hill-climbing and load-carrying capabilities. However, consider your use, terrain, and local regulations as legal restrictions may apply to higher wattage motors.
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Battery: The power source of an electric bike. It stores energy to propel the bike and determines the range you can ride.
Pedal-assist: A feature that provides assistance while you pedal, making riding easier and more efficient. It amplifies your pedaling power, giving you a boost without taking away the joy of cycling.
Power Modes: Different levels of assistance that you can choose from. Whether you want a gentle push or a turbo boost, power modes allow you to customize your riding experience.
Range: The distance an electric bike can travel on a single charge. It depends on factors like battery capacity, terrain, and rider weight. Be sure to check the range before planning your adventures!
Motor: The engine of an electric bike. It provides assistance by turning the wheels and can be located in the front, rear, or mid-drive position.
Frame Size: The measurement of the bike’s frame, which determines the overall fit and comfort. Choosing the right frame size is crucial for a pleasant riding experience.
Maintenance: Regular upkeep to keep your electric bike in top shape. This includes checking tyre pressure, cleaning the chain, and ensuring the battery is charged correctly. Maintenance keeps your bike running smoothly and extends its lifespan.
Eco-friendly: Electric bikes are a sustainable transportation option that reduces carbon emissions and promotes a greener environment. By choosing an electric bike, you’re making a positive impact on our planet.
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