The Hangklip – Mid Mounted Electric Bike – Model F04 - Ezy Bike | Electric Bike

Description

Drive manner (how the ebike is propelled) – Pedal Assisted System (P.A.S.) or Thumb Throttle, which is a throttle operated by using your thumb and are twisted downward to activate the motor.

Motor (supplements your pedal power) – Befang Mid Mount Motor (The motor can reach a power level of 250w when using a pedal assist system and 350w when using a throttle). This motor uses the bike’s chain driven transmission as the motor’s gears, so the electric motor can run in its optimum RPM range.

Battery – Samsung 36V-10.4Ah (Bottle type) Lithium-ion.

Charging Time – To reach a full charge, 4 to 8 hours is ideal.

Controller (connects all electrical components together) – 36v 14A with Intelligent LCD display for ease-of-use.

Max speed – Using the motor with the pedal assist system, you can reach 25 kph. Using the throttle, you can reach up to 32 kph.

Range – On full charge, you can reach up to and over 30 to 50km. You will need to consider the terrain you are riding on, the weight that you will be carrying, and how much you will be using the battery while riding.

Wheels – Made from aluminium with steel spokes

Tyres – 27.5” x 2.10” thin tyres, which are ideal for urban commuting and daily riding.

LED lights – Front and rear LED lights for optimal visibility to rider and surrounding vehicles.

Brakes – Disk on front and Rear

Suspension – Front and Rear suspension, which helps the wheels to move up and down, absorbing small bumps in the road and maintaining contact with the ground for better control.

Frame – Aluminium Alloy

Gears – Shimano Seven speed derailleur (the number of speeds correspond to the number of cogs on the cassette).

FAQs

Can I use a mid-mount motor for hill climbing?

Mid-mounted motors have the advantage of using the gears of the ebike to help you accelerate and climb a hill, so they can easily be used for hill climbing. They are more balanced motors, which make them an ideal choice for riding in hilly areas.

How do I choose the level of assistance I need?

The level of assistance provided by a mid-mount motor is controlled by a bar mounted control which is monitored by buttons. You can use these buttons to turn the assistance up or down, providing a high, medium, and low level of assistance. Up offers more assistance, and down offers less.

How do I tackle a hill with the Hangklip?

It is important to remember to start a hill in the right gear, otherwise you will find it extremely difficult to continue your journey. If you start a hill with your assistance level too low, your speed will decrease as you start to climb. To tackle a hill, continue pedalling and change into a lower gear, and then increase the level of assistance. Changing down will put the motor into a more efficient power band and, as the motor stops to allow the gear change, you can pedal easier.