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This e-trike with full suspension strikes the right balance between riding in city and beyond
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That thing is dangling so low they could have stuck some rubber on it and called it a quad bike.
I'm also not understanding "the trike’s 750W rear-mount motor ensures up to 1,400W of power"
Probably continuous vs peak power. I've seen brands advertise this very unethically - Lectric has done this. "Ours is 1400W, the competition is only 750W!"
Or advertising the peak in-rush current or whatever instead of the continuous allowable power? A 750W motor probably pulls 1400 watts for a split second as it starts up under load.
At first I thought they were getting stuff wrong about the battery, but that later say 960 Wh battery.
They do not specifically mention it, but I'm going to assume gear ratio?