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The brake levers that control a pair of V-brakes also have sensors to cut motor power any time the brakes are pulled. Mid-drive motors, on the other hand, are more costly to produce due to their more complicated design. That complication also makes them a bit more touchy, at least for new riders that aren’t… Continue reading Kent Torpedo review: A kid’s e-bike, tested by a fun uncle and some kids

Its 24V 5.2Ah battery is adorably small yet provides up to 15 miles (25 km) of range if the kid keeps it in low power mode. The item is exaggerated for its rankings, exactly as Kent’s lawyers undoubtedly insisted. It works well as an electric bike because it provides enough help to boost confidence through… Continue reading Kent Torpedo review: A kid’s e-bike, tested by a fun uncle and some kids

In 1947, the father of the current President founded his own business, Philkam Cycle, which provided bicycles and components to retailers throughout the Eastern United States. In Kearny, New Jersey, it started making bicycles in 1979, but in 1990 it closed the plant and moved the production elsewhere. Constructing a factory in Clarendon County, South… Continue reading Kent Torpedo review: A kid’s e-bike, tested by a fun uncle and some kids

Needless to say, it’s pedal assist, so it’s definitely a bike and not a mini e-motorbike thing. With nearly 10 years of experience with electric bikes, we are one of the leading experts on Electric bikes in Kent. A new partnership with SPIN, an electronic bike and scooter service, will provide 100 electric bikes and… Continue reading Kent Torpedo review: A kid’s e-bike, tested by a fun uncle and some kids