The Arrival
When I came back to Australia i didnt have the funds to get another car. The e-bike looked like a great form of transport so I ordered one online from DYU .
Well my A5 arrived yesterday and after a charge I got to take it out this morning for a ride.
Its everything I had hoped, did almost 5 km without pedalling once.
Some information about the A5 version
The A5 electric bike is built with strong aluminium alloy frame with ultimate compact ability in the 3-stage fold.
The powerful 48V system, 250W motor and shock absorbing seat makes it a smooth and comfortable ride.
Featuring a new 21aH LG lithium-ion battery option gives you up to 110km of range in pedal assist mode, allowing you to go further and explore more of the great outdoors.
Also available in a 7.5aH variant with range up to 40km.
The DYU A5 Smart Electric Bike is built on a larger ultra light aluminium alloy frame with a weight capacity of 150kg and a 3 stage ultra compact folding ability.
The A5 is equipped with a convenient removable lithium battery for easy fast charging.
Your daily commute is made easy with a powerful 250W high speed brushless electric motor combined with the 3 Mode DTST Smart Power you can ride pure electric, pedal assisted or pedal only.
The A5 Also features a comfortable shock absorbing seat as well as front shock absorbers to give you a smooth comfortable ride.
The A5 is the only DYU Electric Bike with 3 Stage Folding ability by being able to lower the seat, fold over the handlebars and then literally fold the bike in half!
This gives you ultra compact storage for travelling long distance in a car or storing in the home/office.
All DYU Electric Bikes come with a 3 Year Warranty on the frame and 1 Year Warranty on electronics including battery, controller & motor.
The Brakes
After at least 1200 km’s the brake pads wore down to a dangerous level.
Obtaining new pads was a bit more difficult than i anticipated.
I am good at a lot of things but changing brake pads on the e-bike isnt one of them.
I organised Bill to come down once my new brake pads arrived.
Wrong Pads
The shop where i bought the bike sent me the new brake pads. They are the square ones shown above.
The round ones are the ones in the caliper. A square peg wont fit in a round caliper.
A few weeks later, Bill came down and changed them for me.
