As an amateur cyclist, would you choose an electric-assist bicycle?

source：Lvbu Tech 04-04

Do you struggle with climbing hills and experience knee pain after riding for several dozen kilometers? An electric-assist bicycle may be the solution to these problems. Some people may scoff at the idea of using an electric assist kit, thinking that it defeats the purpose of exercising. However, an electric-assist bicycle is not the same as an electromobile. An electric-assist bicycle is a smart electric bike that uses a hybrid drive system that allows for human power, power assistance, and electric power. This type of bike offers more options for riders, making it suitable for a variety of riding scenarios.

The KF series of electric bike conversion kit from Lvbu is a great choice for electric-assist bicycles. The kit includes a motor, battery, and controller. The motor is located in the hub of the wheel, and the controller is installed at the bottom of the water bottle holder. The battery is designed to look like a water bottle and is attached to the water bottle holder, making it stylish and attractive. Installation takes only five minutes, and you can upgrade your regular bike to an electric-assist bicycle by replacing the original wheel with the brushless hub motor wheel, installing the support controller, and plugging in the water bottle battery. The electric bicycle motor battery is equipped with 18650 automotive-grade lithium batteries and can achieve a 90km assist range when fully charged.

At the same time, the electric bike wheel can be connected to your smartphone via Bluetooth 5.0. The Lvbu Micro Power app offers five intelligent assist modes for commuting, exercising, hill climbing, leisure, and manual control, among others. In manual mode, you can adjust the assist level from 0-99, giving riders more control. The system captures the rider's posture through sensors built into the controller, senses the required assist level, and outputs a matching assist level using big data algorithms. With this bike, you won't have to worry about climbing hills or rough terrain during your daily commute or leisure riding, and you can exercise while you ride.