Choosing the Perfect Ride: Torque vs Cadence Sensors Explained

Discover the key differences between torque sensors and cadence sensors in electric bikes with Electric Bike Company. Get insights into which sensor type suits your riding style best. #electricbikecompany
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[@classicxl926]

Best explanation I’ve seen. THANK YOU!

[@ElectricBikeCompany]

Our pleasure. We love doing content like this

[@butchie2752]

Nice review. I’m on my second ebike with cadence. I think that for me (old, big guy) I’m going to stick with cadence especially since I know how to use. My one complaint is that on a high watt motor I occasionally go faster than I want even on level 1. I don’t like to go too fast near pedestrians.

[@ElectricBikeCompany]

Hi thank you for watching! if you have the regular LCD screen, you can change the LIM setting from 32 to 25, that woudl change your level 5 speed from 20mph to 15mph, so your level 1 speed would be around 6-7mph on throttle. Feel free to call us 949-264-4080

[@butchie2752]

@@ElectricBikeCompany that’s a good tip. Thanks. My bike is an Ariel rider Kepler which I got because I live in and around very steep hills.
The big is a big bruiser. My old bike was peak 900 which wasn’t working so hot.

[@ElectricBikeCompany]

@@butchie2752 Oh im sorry i thought you had one of our bikes, I'm not sure how to change their settings, please contact them directly.

[@butchie2752]

@@ElectricBikeCompany I think you can do the same thing by reducing the max speed.