How an ebike works?

An electric bike, or eBike, works by using a combination of a battery and motor to provide additional power to the rider. The motor can be located in one of two locations - in the wheel hub or integrated into the bike's crankset. When the rider pedals, sensors detect motion and send a signal to the motor to engage, providing pedal-assist. Some ebikes also have a throttle, allowing the rider to control the motor without pedaling. The battery provides power to the motor and is recharged using a standard electrical outlet. The performance of an eBike can be impacted by various technical factors, such as motor power, battery capacity, and pedal assist levels.