Sanyo Eneloop Electric Bicycle Bike CY-SPA600NA
- Brake Charge System: Depressing the rear brake lever transforms the motor into a generator that is capable of charging the battery. This creates energy whenever the brakes are applied while riding.
- Auto Mode: In auto mode, the bike automatically adjusts to the environment’s riding conditions, whether it be a flat surface, uphill or downhill. Auto Mode allows you to increase your riding distance up to 1.8 times longer.
- Power-Up Mode: Ride More Comfortably with Powerful Assistance The built-in Power-up mode increases the output ratio of the power assistance motor, allowing you to comfortably ride uphill with very little energy expended pedaling.
- Two-Wheel Drive: A Smooth Start The unique SANYO drive configuration makes it easy to ride in confidence. The front wheel is motor-driven and the rear wheel depends on pedaling force, which prevents wobbling starts and grips the road.
Battery: Lithium-ion battery 25.2 V 5.7Ah (rated Value); Length and Width: 72.8″ x 22.4″; Saddle Height: 29.5″ x 36.5″; Rider’s Height: 4’6″ or taller; Tire Size: 26 x 1-3/8″; Total Weight Direct current, brushless motor, rated output, 250W Motor Internal, 3 gears Derailleur 0-6.2 mph (proportional assistance) Assistance Speed Range 6.2-15 mph (dimishing assistance) Charging Time Approx. 3 hrs. 30 mins. On/Off Switch Panel-mounted switch at hand (with auto power-off function) Brake Front wheel:
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Google this bike (KW= Sanyo Electric Bike) for some very accurate and informative reviews of the product.
An electric engine generates maximum torque at 1RPM. As such, Electric-powered vehicles are subject to sudden starts in direct-drive configurations. This is not that big a deal in large 4-wheeled vehicles like Golf Carts or Prius’s. On Bike and Motorcycles though, it can be pretty unpleasant…but not this bike.
Because it is electrically assisted, not electric-only powered, it is a pleasure to ride. I got it for my wife who suffers degenerative rheumatoid arthritis but loves bikes and exercises as the only way to sustainably improve the her life in light of the pathology.
Because it is so effortless for her to ride in the 10–15mph range, I think I am the main exercise beneficiary, huffing and puffing close-behind on my classically Flintstones-era (pre-electric) bike.
Most of the use so far has been my teenaged sons (amateur motocross racers who can wreck ANYTHING with wheels in minutes) and the Sanyo has held up flawlessly to endless sessions of max-speed runs.
Initial impression is that this seems to be a properly executed approach to regenerative-braking, electric power. Nobody’s ever gotten the thing below 3 of 5 power-level lights simply because we run out of time for riding long before the battery runs out of juice.
All in all, of the 20-or-so powered 2-wheelers in our crazy household, this thing is by far the most-demanded ride of the family. Now, if they only build one without accomodating a skirt with the step-through design, I’d likely own one for every one in the family.
Do the research, basically this is a uniformly beloved bicycle, one that doesn’t whack my wife’s rheumatoid (low impact) so it’s really quite a discovery.
Enjoy! –DC
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|Best e-bike ever!!!,
I think this is absolutely the best e-bike available in the market. It’s like riding a regular bike and the loop charging technology which charges the battery while riding is state-of-the-art. If you are looking for an e-bike, you would like to buy the one with best quality lithium-ion battery which SANYO is well known for. Plus, it’s fun, cool and affordable.
You might want to try a test ride at Best Buy.
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