Pedal assistance on a low-step e-bike

The pedal assistance on an e-bike is controlled by two types of sensors: a torque sensor or a rotation sensor. A torque sensor responds to how much force you apply, resulting in a smoother and more natural riding experience. A rotation sensor, on the other hand, reacts purely to the movement of the pedals. We’ve listed all the differences and benefits for you, so you can see what suits your riding style best.

The display on your low-step electric bike

Every SPARTA low-step e-bike comes with a display that shows key riding information. For safety and ease of use, the display is always positioned close to the handlebar, so your hands stay right where they belong. If you choose an e-bike with a Bosch motor, it will always come with a Bosch display. Prefer something else? You can also opt for an E-motion display.

The battery on a low-step e-bike

The battery plays a big role in how you use your e-bike. With a SPARTA electric bike, you choose the battery that fits your routine. Short trips around town? A smaller capacity may be all you need. Riding longer distances every day? Then a larger battery makes more sense. SPARTA offers batteries with capacities of 400Wh, 500Wh, or 625Wh.