SyncDrive Life

SyncDrive Life is ideal for city E-bikes used for daily transportation or recreation. These motors have Smart Assist technology, featuring six sensors including a slope detection sensor and an accelerometer.

SyncDrive Sport

The new, sonically tuned compact SyncDrive Sport motor is updated with 6-sensor Smart Assist technology for smooth, quiet performance. The new compact motor is the ideal solution for riders seeking a versatile, do-it-all E-bike experience.

SyncDrive Pro

SyncDrive Pro is updated for 2020 with Smart Assist technology tuned to deliver a powerful, performance-oriented riding style with improved assistance at higher cadences.

Battery technology and performance

• We use a high spec type of Lithium Ion battery supplied by Panasonic called Lithium Cobalt Manganese.
• 2 key characteristics –
• Can be fully charged 1000 times with a capacity of up to 100%.
• Lowest self-discharge rate of any E-bike battery.

What’s the life of an E-bike battery

• Our batteries can be charged 1000 times up to 100% total capacity.
• Then 800 charges at a maximum capacity of 80% then 600 at 60% maximum capacity.
• A usable life span of at least 2400 charges.
• The average charging cycle life of a battery from another E bike system is 500-600 at 100% charges.

Range on a Giant or Liv E-bike

• All of our motors are highly efficient.
• All the range figures that we quote are genuinely achievable.
• All figures are independently calculated by an organisation in Germany.

Range on a Giant or Liv E-bike

• Figures based on a 500Wh battery and the E-bike being ridden on tarmac with a semi slick tyre.
• The Life motor has a genuine range of up to 200km/125miles.
• The Sport motor has a genuine range of up to 185km/115miles.
• The Pro motor has a genuine range of up to 164km/102miles.
• Our motors all use internal gear to gear engagement for higher efficiency.

Please note: all these figures are based on using the eco mode and the following can effect the range.

What effects range?

• Battery capacity.
• Motor efficiency.
• Rider weight.
• Tyre pressures.
• Cold weather.
• Assistance level choice.
• Too high or too low cadence.
• Bad gear selection.
• Stopping and starting frequently.
• Gradients.
• In most cases these are things that have an effect on the range of a car as well as a good comparison.