Thread: An e-bike is going to happen eventually
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Old 03-31-19, 10:26 PM
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Originally Posted by CodyDog
I have a gravel bike (Checkpoint) and an ebike. My ebike is a fat tire bike with a cadence sensor (Rad Rover). Although I enjoy the Rad Rover, I wished I had purchased more of a road bike model with a torque sensor instead of the cadence sensor. My wife rides a Specialized Como 3.0 with a torque sensor and it is a great all around bike for road and gravel trails.
Yep. A Torque sensor is the way to go when getting an E-Bike to keep the feel of riding a "real" pedal bicycle... Which you actually are/would be riding as pedaling is a must to get anywhere...
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