Ebikes-Canada EBC-S03, User Manual

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FAQ
How fast does it go?
What is the distance I can go on a single charge?
How much power does it have?
How do you control the motor?
Our ebikes are equipped with both a throttle and a pedal sensor. You can use either system to control the speed of the
electric motor. If you want to cruise without pedalling, the twist throttle can be used, or if you enjoy pedalling and want to
feel more like you are riding a regular bike (with an awesome silent electric motor) you can use the pedal sensor by
What is pedal assist, how does it work, and why do your ebikes have it?
Pedal assist uses a cadence sensor built into the drive train of the ebike which reads when you are pedalling and
automatically turns the electric motor on to provide assistance when you are pedalling. Start pedalling and the sensor tells
the motor to turn on. You can adjust the level of assistance with the LCD screen from 1 (lowest amount of assistance) to
5 (highest amount of assistance) to match your desired need for speed. Using your ebike in pedal assist mode will generally
There are many variables that impact how far you will be able to travel on a single charge like wind, hills, payload,
and level of power assist, and rider size, but the range is typically between 35-45 to 70-90 Km. When you pedal you
Extend your range. The more you pedal, the less power your motor consumes, and the longer you will be able to travel!
Our ebikes are limited to a top speed of 38-45 Kph by design. The ebikes are programmed to a max speed of 32 Kph as per
Canadian law but can be unlocked quickly by the user for off-road adventures.
S05, S07B, S07D, S18 and S18Mini have Bafang 48V 500 Watt motors
entering one of the 5 levels of pedal assist.
result in a longer ride from conservation of your battery power. Throttle only mode will drain your battery the fastest.
S03 and S04 models have Bafang 36V 350 Watt motors
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