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Bike Braking Systems Explained: Mechanical vs Hydraulic Action
The type of braking system fitted to an a bike is a critical specification and can have a drastic effect on the riding experience, so it is important to be aware of their advantages and disadvantages.
Bike Braking Systems: Rim vs. Disc Brakes
As one of the most important parts of a bike, there are a few options when it comes to braking systems available. Offering both disc brakes and rim brakes, ARCC Bikes is proficient in fitting both systems. Here we outline the advantages and disadvantages of the two.
eBike Sensor Technology: the difference between Cadence and Torque sensors
eBikes use sophisticated sensors to measure when their motors should engage and assist the rider. The two main types of sensor are those which measure cadence and torque - these offer different styles of assist and come with different price ranges. When choosing an eBike, it is important to know the difference between them.
Hub-Drive Vs. Mid-Drive eBikes: What's the Difference?
The most popular types of eBike in Britain are either hub-driven or mid-drive eBikes - both have their advantages and disadvantages. The advantages of a mid-drive eBike are largely offset by the sophistication of the torque sensor in the ARCC system. The ARCC eBike System is also fitted with unique features.
Benefits of the Intelligent Drive System
Our electrical conversion for bikes or e-bike retrofit kit is unique in its sophistication and build-quality. Available for fitting on bikes like the Moulton® TSR and Brompton, it has advanced sensors and unbeaten responsiveness. Here are some of the ARCC Intelligent Drive Pod advantages.
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