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E-Bike Batteries
The battery in your electric bike is made up of several cells. Each cell has a fixed output voltage. For Lithium batteries this is 3.6 volts per cell. It doesn’t matter how big the cell is. It still outputs 3.6 volts. Other battery chemistries have different volts per cell. For Nickel Cadium or ...Read more -
Bicycle maintenance and repair
Like all devices with mechanical moving parts, bicycles do require a certain amount of regular maintenance and replacement of worn parts. A bicycle is relatively simple compared with a car, so some cyclists choose to do at least part of the maintenance themselves. Some components are easy to han...Read more -
Mid-Drive or Hub Motor – Which Should I Choose?
Whether you are researching a suitable electric bicycle configurations currently on the market, or trying to decide between different all kinds of models, the motor will be one of the first things you look into. The information below will explain the differences between the two types of motors fo...Read more -
Bicycle Safety Checklist
This checklist is a quick way to check if your bicycle is ready for use. If your bicycle fails at any time, do not ride it and schedule a maintenance check-up with a professional bicycle mechanic. *Check tire pressure, wheel alignment, spoke tension, and if the spindle bearings are tight....Read more -
Difference between torque sensor and speed sensor
Our folding ebike uses two kinds of sensor, sometimes clients are not familar with what are torque sensor and speed sensor. Below are the difference: The torque sensor detects the power assist, which is the most advanced technology at present. It does not step on the foot, the motor does ...Read more -
Bicycle lighting tips
-Check in time (now) whether your light still works. -Remove batteries from the lamp when they run out, otherwise they will destroy your lamp. -Make sure you adjust your lamp properly. It’s very annoying when your oncoming traffic shines right in their face. -Buy a headlight that can be op...Read more
