Your Ride with Perfect Gearing

Gear up for peak performance with our latest insights into E-Bike Gearing! Delve into the technical nuances of chain ring sizes, gear ratios, and throttle dynamics with Electric Bike Company's expert analysis. Discover how optimizing your gearing translates to smoother accelerations, efficient pedal assist utilization, and an overall enhanced riding experience.
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[@watchmanonthewall14]

Ninety-five percent of my single-geared rides are in PA 3 with brisk pedaling and no throttle on flatish surface. In that scenario, I average 18 mph and use about a third of the motor's power (around 250 W). For bursts up short, steep hills, I use PA 4 with throttle and hard pedaling. I have found that I RARELY have to use PA 5 in any riding scenario. As for my chain, around 3,000 miles of riding it stretched and was popping off and needed to be replaced. Just normal maintenance. Thank you, Sean, for putting out the info.

[@ElectricBikeCompany]

Wow thats some good information, thank you for sharing!

[@LBCORP1960]

Sean, you’ve said before that you don’t recommend seven-gear derailleurs on your bikes. I still don’t understand why. Could you explain it for me, please?

[@ElectricBikeCompany]

Hi - yes my opinion it’s confusing - as we are pedaling - using 0-100% throttle and 6 levels of assist and terrain and weather - I feel 7 speed selection makes it so confusing as well as hectic maintenance and much higher chance of the chain coming off
Hope this helps 🙏👍

[@BensEcoAdvntr]

Appreciate these informational videos. One suggestion for future productions is to have the presenter wear a lapel microphone. The room where these are filmed is kind of echo-y and it makes it a bit harder to hear with a camera mounted mic.

[@ElectricBikeCompany]

Thanks for your suggestion!