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Extend your electric bike’s mileage: Store batteries at 60-70°F, pedal in steady 60-80 RPM cadence, and coast downhill. Swap to LED lights, check firmware updates, and never drain batteries below 20%. Aerodynamic posture adds 5% more range!

To resolve an electric bike speed malfunction from a sensor error, check and adjust the wheel size setting, realign the sensor and magnet, and reset or recalibrate the sensor if necessary. Keep the sensor clean and properly aligned to ensure accurate speed readings and smooth performance.

Electric bikes are limited to 15 mph to comply with safety regulations, prevent accidents, and ensure efficient battery use. This cap helps integrate e-bikes into existing infrastructure, ensuring they share paths with traditional bicycles and remain affordable and safe.

Torque is the rotational force that the motor applies to the wheels. For e-bikes, the amount of torque you need depends on the incline: 5% slope = 17Nm, 10% slope = 34Nm, 15% slope = 50Nm, and 20%+ slope = 70Nm or more for optimal performance.

Most electric bikes don’t recharge simply by pedaling. Some models can regain a small amount of energy through regenerative braking or downhill coasting, but it’s minimal. You’ll still need to plug in the battery for a full, reliable recharge.