Onesport OT05 Electric Bike | Torque Sensor, 120 km | All4eBikes
Description
ONESPORT OT05 – Urban Electric Bike with Torque Sensor and 100–120 km Range
The OT05 stands out for its torque sensor, a more advanced technology than the simple cadence sensors used on most affordable electric bikes. Assistance responds in proportion to how hard you pedal, for a natural feel. The aluminium frame, 27.5 inch wheels and 36V 18.2Ah battery complete a balanced package with 100–120 km of range.
Unlike cadence sensors, which switch the motor on at a fixed level regardless of how hard you are pedalling, a torque sensor measures the actual force applied to the pedals and adjusts assistance in real time. The result is a more natural riding experience, closer to a conventional bicycle, but with electric help when you need it.
ONESPORT OT05 Technical Specifications
Motor and Performance
Battery and Display
Build and Components
The torque sensor – why it matters for how the bike feels
Affordable electric bikes usually use a cadence sensor, which only detects whether you are pedalling, not how hard. The result is all-or-nothing assistance, with abrupt starts. The torque sensor on the OT05 measures the actual pressure on the pedals dozens of times per second, giving gradual and proportional assistance — the motor helps you more when you pedal harder, exactly when you need it (on a climb, pulling away from a stop).
27.5 inch – the middle size, versatile on any urban terrain
27.5 inch wheels are a popular compromise in the cycling world, combining the agility of smaller wheels with the stability of larger ones. The 2.25 inch tyres offer comfort over bumps without significantly increasing rolling resistance.
Who the ONESPORT OT05 Is For
Riders Who Want a Natural Pedalling Feel
The torque sensor gives gradual assistance, closer to the feel of a conventional bicycle than cadence-sensor systems.
Long Rides Without Range Anxiety
100–120 km of range comfortably covers a week of commuting for most riders.
Cyclists Who Want a Balanced Format
27.5 inch wheels, neither too small nor too large, for a good compromise between agility and stability.