Touroll
Touroll J1 Trekking E-Bike
Touroll J1 Trekking E-Bike
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Description
Experience the ultimate convenience and efficiency with the Touroll J1 Trekking E-Bike. Equipped with advanced J1 technology, the Touroll J1 Trekking E-Bike offers an effortless and eco-friendly way to explore your surroundings. With the power of an electric motor, you can effortlessly reach your destination in no time withe the Touroll J1 Trekking E-Bike.
Specifications
Motor: Type: Hub Motor
Rated Voltage: 36V
Max Output Torque: 45N.M
Derailleur: Brand: Shimano
Number of Gears: 7 (Rear)
Batttery: Capacity: 15.6Ah
Voltage: 36V
Charging Time: 6-8h
Power Capacity: 561.6Wh
Protection System: Yes
Charger: Input: 100-240V, 2.0A
Output: 42V, 2.0A
Tires: Brand: Kenda
Size: 27.5x2.1"
Type: Pneumatic Rubber Tires
Tire Pressure: 40-70PSI
Best Tire Pressure: 45-65PSI
Display: Size: 1.8"
Type: LCD
Net Weight: 26.4kg
Unfolded Size: 1820x680x1110mm
Size of Frame: 27.5"x17.5"
Length of Handlebar: 680mm(26.8")
Height of Saddle (from the ground): 32.3"-38.6"
Recommended Rider Height: 160-200cm (around 5' 3"-6' 7")
Max Load of Bike: 120kg
Cut-off Speed: 25km/h
Max Range: 100km (Assist Mode)
Pedal Assist Levels: 12/15/18/21/25 km/h
Walk Mode: 6km/h
Waterproof Level: IPX4
Material: STL
Braking System: Mechanical Disc Brake & E-Brake
Suspension: Mechanical Shock Absorber with a Lockout
UK ELECTRIC VEHICLE LEGAL GUIDE
UK ELECTRIC VEHICLE LEGAL GUIDE
Legal Notice: E-Bike and E-Scooter Use in the UK
We appreciate you considering purchasing an e-bike or e-scooter from Swift Ebike Hub. It is important to be aware of the legal requirements in the UK to ensure both safety and compliance with the law.
E-Bikes (Electrically Assisted Pedal Cycles, or EAPCs)
Key Legal Points:
Classification as an EAPC:
- The bike must have pedals that can be used to propel it.
- The motor must not exceed a maximum power output of 250 watts.
- The motor should not provide assistance once the bike reaches 15.5 mph (25 km/h).
Riding Requirements:
- Riders must be at least 14 years old.
- No license, insurance, or vehicle tax is required.
Where You Can Ride:
- EAPCs are permitted on cycle paths, and any area where regular bicycles are allowed.
- They cannot be used on pavements or pedestrian-only zones.
EAPC Identification:
Your e-bike must display either the manufacturer's name and power output or a sticker showing compliance with EAPC regulations.
E-Scooters
Key Legal Points:
Privately Owned E-Scooters:
- It is illegal to use privately owned e-scooters on public roads, pavements, cycle lanes, or pedestrian areas.
- They may only be used on private land with the landowner's permission.
Rental E-Scooters:
The UK government is running e-scooter rental trials in select locations.
- Riders must: Be at least 16 years old.
- Hold a provisional driving licence.
- Follow local regulations on where e-scooters can be ridden (typically cycle lanes and roads).
- Rental e-scooters are insured by the operator.
Helmets and Safety:
- While wearing a helmet is recommended, it is not a legal requirement.
- Riders must adhere to local speed limits and safety guidelines.
Penalties for Non-Compliance
Using a privately owned e-scooter in restricted areas or riding an e-bike that does not meet EAPC standards may result in:
- Fixed penalty notices.
- Points added to your driving licence.
- Fines for operating an uninsured or unlicensed vehicle.
Future Developments
The UK government is currently considering updates to legislation regarding e-scooters and other personal electric transport devices. We recommend staying informed about any changes that could affect your ability to ride legally.
Stay Informed and Ride Safely
We are committed to ensuring you can fully enjoy your e-bike or e-scooter purchase while remaining compliant with UK laws. If you have any questions or need further clarification, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Disclaimer: This notice is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Laws and regulations may vary by location, and it is your responsibility to ensure compliance with all applicable laws.
