GenZe eBikes
When it comes to electric bikes, GenZe is one of the biggest
names of a manufacturer you should check out. This company
is known for creating e-bikes with purpose-built frames providing
good balance. Aside from this, their bikes are made with removable
battery packs for easy transport and convenient charging,
throttle mode and pedal assist. Though their components are
not top-of-the-line, GenZe bikes are a great option for students
and other people who are price-sensitive. Considering their
reasonable price tag and warranty, they are definitely a smart
shopper's choice.
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The Motor
The motor on the GenZe e-bikes is a 250-Watt geared hub that
is mounted in the frame's rear. When geared, it can offer
more torque for starting and climbing. Although it is small
and lightweight, and not as durable as gearless motors, it
is very efficient as mid-drive. Also, it is relatively quiet
and can practically disappear with the 7-speed cassette on
the right and the mechanical disc brake on the left. All in
all, the motor makes GenZe ebikes fairly stealthy.
The Power Source
What powers the GenZe electric bikes is a good-quality lithium-ion
battery pack with cells that are supplied by Samsung. Offering
36 volts of power, it can also supply 8.7 amp hours of capacity.
Though it is a little bit below the average, it is more than
sufficient for a 250-Watt motor. As you will see, the battery
pack's setup is solid and easy to install and remove from
the frame. The level of comfort is pretty much the same when
it comes to charging, as you can just leave the bike downstairs
and bring the pack upstairs or whatnot. The only downside
here is that the display is not removable.
Features
Using an electric bike from GenZe is straightforward, but
you still have a wide range of options. Once you attach the
battery, you can just press the remote button pad to activate
the bike. You can also navigate up through 5 levels of pedal
assist, with each offering more power. However, remember that
the more power you use, the quicker the battery drains. Still,
you can alternatively arrow down to 0 and just use the throttle
for power. This can be very fun and useful if you are trying
to balance a load and not putting your feet down when you
cross a puddle. For the large LCD display, it is backlit and
full of standard readings, including distance travelled, speed
and battery level. It can even swivel back and forth, so you
can adjust your views and reduce glare.
Bottom Line
All in all, GenZe bikes have a lot of potential, bringing
big things right with their features, price and warranty.
You can even immediately re-invest in upgraded versions to
suit your needs, for example, if you are a heavy or lightweight
rider. There is no worry about breaking, and the price can
go a long way, so we can say that these e-bikes definitely
have the potential to reach a wide audience. They could be
a better choice over rear-heavy electric bikes, so you should
get one for yourself.
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