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Whether you're ditching the car or want an easier ride to the top of trails, an electric bike can offer many of the benefits of a non-assisted bike, with motorised power on tap when you need it.
Electric bike technology has advanced at a pace in recent years. From diminutive electric folding bikes to long-tail e-cargo bikes, you can now find pretty much any type of bike with a motor.
An electric bike will typically have a motor housed either centrally on the bike (often referred to as a mid-drive motor, powered through the cranks) or on the front or rear hub.
Whereas a hub-based motor will push the wheel around directly, an axle-mounted motor will work through the ebike's chain and gears.
When you pedal, a torque sensor will measure how much effort you are putting in and match that to the motor's power output.
The idea is that the motor won't completely take over; instead, you should get consistent power delivery that won't send the bike lurching forward.
There will be a controller for the motor, usually mounted on the handlebar or integrated within the frame, that enables you to decide how much assistance you want, and to keep an eye on the battery level. Some will include a screen with navigation and other functions too.
| Name | Adult Ebike |
| Voltage | 48V 60V |
| Power | 350W 600W |
| Battery | lead-acid battery |
| LCD display | Yes |
| Alarm system | Yes |
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