Samebike RS-A07

Samebike RS-A07 combines 28-inch wheels with 7 gears. The battery is specified as 36 V / 13 Ah.

Motor and battery

Motor power is listed as 250 W. Read the power figure alongside the vehicle's weight and included equipment. A single power rating cannot describe the whole riding experience. The transmission has 7 gears. Changing gear lets you adapt pedalling resistance as your speed or the gradient changes.

The stated range is up to 100 km. Use this as a starting point for planning your route, with battery capacity in reserve for the return journey. A charge takes approximately 3–4 hours. Temperature, load, terrain and riding style affect the distance you can actually cover.

Wheels, comfort and brakes

The suspension is at the front, absorbing movement at the front wheel. Tyre characteristics and your riding position also contribute to how the surface feels.

Braking equipment: mechanical disc brakes at the front and rear. In a disc brake, the pads press against the brake disc. Pad condition and correct adjustment therefore matter throughout use. Get to know the brake response at a gentle pace, and adapt your speed to visibility and grip.

Fit and equipment

The maximum load is 150 kg. Consider the rider's weight and any luggage within the limit described in the manual. The saddle and handlebar positions should let you reach the brakes without an uncomfortable stretch.

The battery is removable. This lets you plan battery handling separately from the whole vehicle, following the removal and charging instructions. Front and rear lighting is included. Make sure the lights work and remain visible when the model is in use. The display is listed as an LCD display. Familiarise yourself with the information and controls before riding.

Details to help you choose

The battery specified for Samebike RS-A07 is 36 V / 13 Ah. Volts describe voltage and ampere-hours describe capacity; when comparing different voltages, the Ah figure alone is not enough.

Care between rides

To keep Samebike RS-A07 working as intended, inspect tyres, brakes and fastenings at the intervals set out in the manual. Carry out checks with the model stationary and follow the instructions for its particular components.

Choose the right version

Start with what you need from your electric bike: the length of your rides, the surfaces you use and where it will be stored between outings. This makes it easier to identify the features that actually matter to you.

Check the model version, vehicle classification and permitted use wherever you intend to ride.

Refer to the manual for instructions specific to your version.