E-bike knowledge base
knowledge base
Read our e-bike knowledge base, written for (future) e-bike users.
E-bike wiki
Are you looking for an e-bike? Read all about e-bikes here!
An e-bike is made up of numerous components; a battery, motor, gear system, sensors, drive, etc. Within our collection, there are different options, depending on the part and e-bike model, each with their advantages and disadvantages… Are you looking for an e-bike, but come you can’t figure it out? Then use our self-written e-bike wiki; an online knowledge base that explains everything about e-bikes.
E-bike manual
Do you have a bicycle? Our online manual will guide you for optimal use!
From how to prepare your e-bike, maintain it, lock it safely, to reading and solving error messages. In our online e-bike manual we teach you all the tricks of the trade so that you get the most out of your electric bicycle.
E-bike wiki
What is an electric bike?
An e-bike or e-bike is a bicycle with electric power assistance. Bike support is evident once you activate the e-bike via the control panel and then pedal. This way you can progress more easily and faster than on a traditional bike.
How do e-bikes work?
Electric assistance on e-bikes works through various components. Motors, batteries and sensors play their biggest role here.
How fast can you ride an electric bike?
For e-bikes, you can choose one with a top speed of 25 km/h or 45 km/h. If you choose an e-bike that can reach speeds up to 45 km/h, then you have chosen a high-speed e-bike. Such bicycles fall under the same legislation as mopeds.
What is the motor of an e-bike?
The engine is sometimes called the heart of the bicycle, the type of engine and its location largely determine the ride quality and power of an e-bike. At NESOPEN you can choose an e-bike with a mid-motor, front wheel or rear motor.
What is the range of an e-bike?
How far can you cycle with a full battery? The range is a controversial concept within the electric bicycle industry. It is often difficult to guarantee a certain range due to numerous influencing factors. NESOPEN tries to explain it to you as clearly as possible!
What is the rotation and/or force sensor of an e-bike?
Do you choose an electric bicycle with a rotation sensor and/or force sensor? This is an important question when searching for your desired e-bike. But what is the function of sensors and what exactly is the difference between a rotation and force sensor?
What is the drive of an e-bike?
A drivetrain is the mechanism by which power is transferred from the pedals to the rear wheel. NESOPEN e-bikes can have a belt drive or chain drive. Each type of drive has different advantages and disadvantages.
Preventing e-bike theft
E-bikes are very popular and this has not gone unnoticed by criminals. How do you safely lock an e-bike? NESOPEN lists some useful tips for you.
What is a Speed pedelec?
A speed pedelec is an electric bicycle that can reach a top speed of 45 km/h. Since January 2017, a speed pedelec has officially been a moped and is therefore subject to additional traffic regulations.
What is the battery of an e-bike?
The battery is one of the most important parts of an e-bike and largely determines the performance and riding experience of an electric bicycle. Read more about the position, charging and safety of e-bike batteries.
Which chargers are available for batteries?
Depending on the e-bike model from our range, various chargers are available to charge the bicycle battery.
What gear systems are available for e-bikes?
At NESOPEN we have three different types of gears; derailleur, hub and stepless gear. The type of gear determines other components of your electric bicycle, because it influences the position of the motor, the design of the chain guard and the maintenance of an e-bike.
What types of bicycle brakes are there?
The importance of strong and reliable brakes is enormous. With properly functioning brakes you have safe control over your bicycle. At NESOPEN we use hydraulic disc brakes, hydraulic rim brakes and regular rim brakes (V-brakes). Read more about the differences and pros and cons!
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