Cycling equipment

[Motor] : 2000W Brushless DC Geared Motor; [Torque]: 124
NM max motor torque

[Speed]: up to 40 Mph (max speed).
Motor brand: QS motor.

[Battery]: 60V/30Ah lithium battery (1800 WH), 40+
miles depending on the speed.

[Charger]: 67.2V~5A quick charger, fully charged within 4-6 hours

[Brakes]: F&R hydraulic disc
brakes

[Suspension]: Front: Hydraulic shock
fork; Rear: Spring steel shock

[Controller]: 60V/55A Integrated
controller

[Throttle]: Three levels gear throttle in the
default.

[Display]: MPH HD display; Motor-style LCD with
charge indicator, speedometer, odometer, trip odometer, throttle gear level,
and more.

[Lights]: Front: Oversized headlight with turn
light; Rear: Integrated taillight on the fender with brake
light, direction indicator.

[Kickstand]: Electric cut off when putting the kickstand down

[Tires]: 12" straight grain vacuum tubeless tires

[Frame]: Seamless steel pipe; [Fenders]: Made
of AB material

[Net Weight]:186 lbs.; [Gross Weight]:213 lbs.; [Maxload] 440
lbs.; [Recommend Rider Height]: Over 4'6''

When riding an e-bike, it's important to be aware of the limitations of the bike and the battery. Speed and distance are dictated by the weight being carried by the e-bike and the terrain. For example, a steep hill will cause the bike to go slower, no matter what gear you're in. And, if you're carrying a lot of weight, you won't be able to ride as fast or as far. To get the most out of your e-bike, it's best to use 3rd gear on flat surfaces and use lower gears when going up hills. Additionally, avoid riding at top speed constantly, as this will drain the battery quickly. By being mindful of these factors, you can make sure your e-bike rides are safe and enjoyable.

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