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While purchasing an electric bike, the first concern you'll have is deciding its power. Despite electric bikes having motor power ranging from 250 watts to 1000 watts and more, 250 watts and 500 watts are the most common. You might...
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In general, if a chain is 0.5% to 1% longer than when you bought it, you should consider replacing it. Or, at the very least, shorten it to its ideal length. As a result, an incorrect length of chain can...
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There are three class types of electric bikes. We break down their differences, discuss which class are Hovsco Bikes, and why it matters. What Is the Difference Between Ebike Classes? Based on their basic functionality, electric bikes are classified into...
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Chainrings are a key component of your bike's drivetrain. Over time, they become worn. You'll notice wear in the opposite direction of chain travel and they will begin to look like shark fins. It is possible for your chain to...
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Why do bicycle fenders exist? Bicycle fenders serve a very straightforward purpose, which is to catch water that sprays off a tire. A bicycle fender is also known as a mudguard. It's similar to a car fender. If there's water...
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When you've been mountain biking for a while and want to improve your performance, a tire upgrade can be a good investment. But how? Gain traction or lower rolling resistance: As a rider, having a tire with greater traction means more...
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The throttle is the key controller of an electric bike. It can precisely control the speed of the electric bike. We also describe in detail how the e-bike's accelerator and pedal assist systems work. For more information, see this article:How...
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A bike's saddle (seat) cannot be overstated. It doesn't have to be a pain in the buttocks to ride your bike. There are a variety of saddles on the market designed to suit different body types and riding styles.Choose a...
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Three parts of your body touch your bike: the pedals, the seat, and the handlebars. The last of these points is arguably the most noticeable since it's right in front of you, and you're constantly putting pressure on your hands...
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It will take some time for you and your bike to get over that initial awkward stage, just like any new relationship. Prepare for a few mishaps early on, but also learn how to fix them or avoid them entirely....
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