Affordable Mid Drive Electric Mountain Bike Southport Gold Coast New Release

Feb 26, 2018

Smartmotion’s Hypersonic electric bikes are designed to make riding a bike even more fun. The eBikes are built to last, with tough frames that are rugged and reliable, with long range batteries to make pedalling easy, no matter what type of ride is required.

Bilinga, Australia - February 25, 2018 /PressCable/ —

Local eBike company Smartmotion Australia announce their affordable range of tough electric mountain bikes. Individuals that are keen to find out more about these ebikes can view the full range by following the link below.

Full Range Electric Mountain Bikes: https://www.smartmotionbikes.com.au

There are many features that mountain bike enthusiasts look for in a quality electric bike. These can include speed, plus-sized wheels, throttle, placement of the motor and weight.

According to ‘ebikingnow.com’ mid drive have the best power/torque ratio. They say: “With mid drives, they’re almost identical to hub motors however mounted at the bottom bracket of the bike. It directly connects to your cranks and gears. Because of this, you get a better power/torque curve.” As an example, the Hypersonic electric mountain bike comes with some very powerful features, even for the weekend warrior.

The Hypersonic is designed so you can enjoy the great outdoors with ease, with a thumb throttle that gives you that extra boost as you require to get up that hill, through that stream, or get going just a bit quicker.

Ian Legarth the CEO of Smartmotion Electric Bikes said that “Everyone could use a bit of extra support with their pedalling sometimes and that is exactly what our electric mountain bikes provide..”

Another relevant point, as stated by rideonmagazine’com.au “Good brakes are essential, eBikes are heavy and have more momentum than a conventional bike, so they need superior braking power, such as from disc brakes, hydraulic rim brakes or some form of good powerful brakes”.

Also note, Smartmotion competition still available for entry. They are giving away a HyperSonic Electric Mountain Bike. Use the link below to access the competition page…

Click to access competition: Competition Details – Hypersonic Mountain eBike

Anyone who has a specific question about a past, present, or future article can contact Smartmotion Electric Bike via their website at https://www.smartmotionbikes.com.au/

Contact Info:
Name: Ian Legarth
Organization: Smartmotion Australia
Address: Corner Tom Norris Drive and Terminal Drive, Bilinga, Queensland 4225, Australia

For more information, please visit https://smartmotionbikes.com.au

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 304950

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