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The Jasion EB5 is a budget adult commuter e-bike with a 350W rear hub motor, a 20 MPH top speed and a 360Wh lithium-ion battery that is removable for charging at home or the office. It runs four modes: three levels of pedal assist, throttle-only electric riding, plain pedaling, and a low-speed booster that walks the bike uphill. The LCD display shows battery percentage, odometer and trip and average speed, and the bike has a front suspension fork, 26-inch puncture-resistant tires, 7-speed gears, mechanical disc brakes and front and rear lights. It suits riders who want a simple, low-maintenance e-bike for short commutes and errands rather than a light, fast or long-range machine; at around 50 pounds with a modest motor, it is heavier and slower than pricier mid-drive commuters but needs less care than chain-driven rivals.
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Owners of the EB5 generally treat it as a solid entry-level commuter: easy to assemble, comfortable on short rides and convenient because the battery lifts out. Complaints center on real-world range falling short of the claim, the weight, and brakes and drivetrain that need attention.
The Jasion EB5 is a high-step electric commuter bike with a 350W brushless motor. It reaches a top speed of 20 mph. The frame is triangular high-carbon steel, and the bike weighs 49.6 lbs.
A removable 360Wh lithium-ion battery gives a range of up to 25-40 miles per charge, with a charge time of 5-6 hours. The battery can be taken off and charged at home or in the office. The LCD display has 1-5 levels of adjustable backlight brightness. It shows an accurate battery percentage, ODO, and RT, MAX and AVG speed. Pedal assist can be customized up to 3 modes.
The bike has four riding modes. Pedal assist (PAS) adds motor power as you pedal, in 1 of 3 levels. Pure electric mode lets you twist the throttle for any amount of power. Pedal mode works like a regular bike. Booster mode moves the bike at 4.5-7.5 km/h depending on road conditions, which helps when pushing it uphill. It has 26" puncture-resistant tires, a front fork suspension, Shimano 7-speed gears, dual lights, and front and rear mechanical disc brakes.
