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Key features when choose your electric bike

Electric bicycles can initially be divided into the same categories as traditional bicycles: mountain bikes and road bikes, as well as urban vehicles, hybrid vehicles, cruisers, freight cars and folding cars. First of all, you must figure out where you want to use your bike. But wherever you want to use the car. When choosing an electric bicycle, the battery is always the most important function you must consider.

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Key features when choose your electric bike

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  1. Key features when choose your electric bike Electric bicycles can initially be divided into the same categories as traditional bicycles: mountain bikes and road bikes, as well as urban vehicles, hybrid vehicles, cruisers, freight cars and folding cars. First of all, you must figure out where you want to use your bike. But wherever you want to use the car. When choosing an electric bicycle, the battery is always the most important function you must consider. The manufacturers put a lot of effort into the power unit of each bicycle. The design tradeoff is performance and mileage. A stronger motor can provide faster speed to keep up with the traffic flow, and greater torque is used for climbing and transporting goods. The more powerful motor will also consume the battery faster, reducing your riding mileage. When comparing electric bicycles in the future, you will see a wide range of riding: for example, 20-100 miles of pedal assisted mileage. This is because there are too many variables that affect the riding distance. Of course, it is helpful to have a large battery: the capacity is expressed in watt hours (Wh), that is, the number of hours a battery can maintain 1 watt of power before it is exhausted. Therefore, the motor power is also important: a 500 watt motor with a 500 watt hour battery (a common type 3 bicycle setting) consumes electricity faster than a 250 watt motor with a 500 watt hour battery (a common type 1 bicycle setting). Battery charging time: It takes three to five hours for most batteries to fully charge from empty, and it takes longer for large capacity batteries. If you plan to ride an electric bicycle to work, you can buy additional chargers (or carry them with you). You can also buy faster chargers. Number of batteries: Some electric bicycles allow cyclists to use two batteries at a time. This can extend your battery life - if one battery runs out, you have a spare one. You can also buy an extra battery, keep a fully charged battery ready at any time, or replace the battery at the end of its life (usually charging thousands of times). Battery installation setting: the battery is integrated into the frame to make room for the bottle cage or a small bicycle bag. However, external batteries are easier to charge and replace. When choosing an electric bicycle, the quality of the battery is the most important feature, so it is important to buy from a good electric bike brand. A good brand of electric bicycle will not only provide high-quality bicycles, but also provide professional advice on how to use and maintain your electric bicycle to make it run better.

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