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To maximize your e-bike’s performance and battery lifespan, select a charger that matches the voltage, amperage, and battery type. Consider portability and charging speed, and maintain your charger regularly to avoid overcharging and wear.

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.

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.

If your electric bike KT controller is not working, check the battery charge, wiring connections, and controller settings. Overheating or damaged components can also cause issues. Follow these troubleshooting steps to get your electric bicycle back on track.

To maximize your eBike battery's lifespan, avoid overcharging and let it rest between 20-30%. Choose bikes like the Rictor K1, which features a 48V20AH battery with LG 21700 cells for extended range and convenience. Proper care ensures top performance on every ride.