What Type of Motor Does the JOBOBIKE e-Bike Use?

JOBOBIKE e-Bike Use

A JOBOBIKE e-bike has an electric motor that supplements your pedaling power. The motor, which is powered by a lithium-ion battery, can add up to 250 watts of assist to your riding. The motor is positioned within the frame in three basic ways: mid-drive, hub, and crank-assist.

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In a mid-drive system, an electric motor sits between your cranks and drives a shaft connected to your chainring. This setup puts the motor in direct contact with your pedaling, which gives it great control based on how much of your own effort goes through the chain. It also optimizes performance to your cadence, explains Bosch product manager Jason Weinert. It’s also easy to change tires, since the motor isn’t sandwiched between the frame and wheelset. One downside of this system is increased chain wear, though respectable e-bike manufacturers won’t skimp on the quality of their chains.

On the other hand, a hub-driven motor is located in the front or rear wheel. The motor’s shaft connects to a series of planetary gears that spin the hub at a lower speed, increasing its torque output without sacrificing top-end speed. Hub-driven systems tend to be more affordable than mid-drives, but they don’t offer the same torque.

What Type of Motor Does the JOBOBIKE e-Bike Use?

The crank-assist system adds a sensor that reads your pedaling to determine how much assistance you need. This information is sent to the motor controller, which modulates how much current flows from the battery into the motor. This ensures that your JOBOBIKE e-bike delivers the most assistance when you need it most and prevents the motor from running too hard and burning up, which can shorten its lifespan.

E-bikes with crank-assist motors are a good fit for cyclists who want to be able to use as little or as much assistance as they like on rides of all kinds, from city and road bikes to full-on mountain bikes. The sensors in these systems can be finicky, though, so it’s important to choose a model with well-reviewed sensors and a reliable controller.

All e-bikes include motor controllers and batteries that work together to deliver power. The controllers modulate how much assistance you get and manage how efficiently the motor uses power, a process known as throttle-on-demand or torque-on-demand. You can also engage regenerative braking, which uses the motor to generate electricity from your pedaling and battery power to charge the latter.

There’s a lot to consider when choosing an e-bike, and there are many things that can affect the long-term rider experience. We’ve outlined some of the most important factors to keep in mind below. Safety is paramount in the design of the JOBOBIKE E-Bike. Equipped with state-of-the-art braking systems and responsive LED lighting, this electric bike ensures that riders are visible and in control at all times. The powerful hydraulic disc brakes deliver reliable stopping power, even in adverse weather conditions, providing riders with the confidence they need to navigate through any situation.

Additionally, the JOBOBIKE E-Bike features integrated safety sensors that automatically adjust power delivery based on riding conditions. This intelligent system enhances stability and control, offering an added layer of security for riders.