Progear E-Cology 700c*46cm 7 Spd City E-Bike

The Progear E-Cology is a 700c Shimano Nexus internal 7 speed Revo shift Alloy step through Electric City Bike with the Bafang MAX-01 Electric Drive System. E-Cology is a pedal assist bike using the acclaimed Bafang MAX-01 E-Bike system, coupled with the 36v/11.6 AH Phylion battery that has Panasonic cells and a matched Phylion charger which complies to all required standards. The Strong and lightweight Alloy Frame is a step through style ensuring a comfortable fit for all cyclists of all ages and is easier to dismount in heavy traffic.

Features:

• The comfortable Kenda Kahn 700c tyres along with fenders and rear alloy rack ensure comfortable city and cycle path cycling.
• The SR-Suntour Pre-load adjustable suspension forks further add to your comfort.
• Power from the Bafang electric motor will assist your pedalling to get you there and back again.
• Reliable and low maintenance Tektro Alloy V brakes provide all the stopping power needed
• The alloy frame, rims and components make the Progear E-Cology a light weight e-bike but with the strength where needed.
• The motor is mid drive and in general a mid drive motor powers through the drivetrain (transmission) of the bike which enables the motor to help with long, steep climbs and power up to high speeds on flat roads.
• The lower centre of gravity also provides better handling, easier to lift on and off a bike rack and removal of either wheel is easier.
• The Mid Drive Bafang motor is 26v/250w and limited to 25km/h ensuring Australian Standards compliance.

Travel distance on our Electric Bikes: The travel distance after a full charge on this e-Bike can vary from 30km to 50km. There are several factors that will affect how long the battery will last after a full charge.

Factors include:

• Level of pedal assistance - higher level of assistance will use more battery charge
• Weight of Rider, Luggage - more weight may require more power from the battery
• Terrain, Weather Conditions - Terrain, wind may cause drag, and will require more power to maintain speed.
• Tyre Conditions - Incorrect tyre pressure may create more rolling resistance
• Traffic/Route Conditions - Stop/Start cycling may use more power to accelerate up to appropriate travelling speeds.