Super73 bikes are listed by class because of the different regulations in every state for E-bikes. Please click HERE for E-bike laws (regarding helmets, age restrictions, etc.) for every state!
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The range will depend on various conditions such as rider weight, terrain, incline, etc. Battery range below or above this level is normal and not a cause for concern.
In ideal conditions:
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Please see the example below for California Classification:
Class 1: The bicycle is equipped with a motor that provides assistance only when the rider is pedaling, which ceases to assist when th...
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Below you find detailed instructions using the Super73-S1. Steps will vary from model to model.
Plugin the charger into a 120v wall outlet. (220v EU)
Connect the charger cable to the battery ch...
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In simple terms, a 5A charger will charge your battery faster. The 5 amp (A) charger allows more current to pass to charge the battery. The 2A-48V and 5A chargers are compatible with the S-series a...
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The Super73-Original 2018 is no longer available, and we do not currently have any plans on re-releasing this model. Click here for all available models.
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The Super73-S1 and Z1 are not designed to accomodate more than 1 Rider at a time, and it's not something we can recommend; a Passenger can throw off the weight distribution and the Super73 may not ...
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Super73 bikes are not designed to accomodate Riders below the age of 16, this includes Passengers.
Super73 Agents cannot recommend an aftermarket option nor advise Super73 Owners on how to install...
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Super73 bikes are available for purchase as a whole; We do not sell individual components of a Super73 bike separately. This includes--but is not limited to--the Super73 frame, motor, or battery.
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