Wisper electric bikes have recently arrived at Electric Travels. Offering exquisite designs, with high quality build's and componentry.
Wisper, being a notable British brand, have over sixteen years’ experience in the electric bike industry, where the team at Wisper continue to push the boundaries; innovating the market with their creations. Continually utilising the latest branded components and hassle-free, state of the art battery and drive technology.
With this new and exciting range comes a variety of not only colour options and motor power, but choosing between two sensors that provide unique riding experiences. These are known as Cadence and Torque - but what is the difference and why is it important to have knowledge about the sensors before purchasing a Wisper electric bike?
Cadence or torque sensors inform the electric bike's pedal-assist system (PAS) when to engage and propel the bike forwards. Both sensors have an impact on the electric bike's performance and the riders experience.
The cadence sensor acknowledges when you are pedalling, whereas the Torque sensor measures how hard you are pedalling.
Cadence Sensor's
For the majority of cadence based pedal assist systems, the electric bikes motor will engage once the rider begins to pedal forwards. This means that when the rider begins pedalling, the motors output will increase to reach the power limit you have set on your display. Naturally the method requires much less effort from the rider, an attractive option for commuters who want to arrive less worn out / sweaty.So - which of Wisper's e-bikes will you choose?
Wisper 705 26" Step-through Electric Bike | Electric Travels
The Wisper 705 Step-Through ebike is well styled and features a very adaptable unisex design that provides a multifaceted riding experience, as well as offering excellent value for money. The 705 Step-Through is Wisper’s go-to ebike for the majority of riders, offering customisable options such as multiple frame sizes, as well as a choice of battery, power unit and various colours to choose from.
The Wisper 705 Step-Through the perfect all rounder. Offering an alternative mode of transport for everyone, whether it's for the shorter trips to the shops, for commuting or long country rides. The Wisper 705 Step-Through is suitable for varying fitness levels. Find your cleaner way to travel today!
Wisper 806 Folding Electric Bike (Black) | Electric Travels
The Wisper 806 folding ebike is the perfect option for campers, caravaners, boating enthusiasts, commuters or for those with restricted storage space. With their very low step over height the Wisper 806 ebike is also ideal for the rider smaller in stature, however the extensive adjustment range on the seat post and handlebar stem means the bike can easily be adjusted for the comfort of taller riders.
Why buy from ET?
Every ebike in the Wisper range comes with a ten-year frame warranty and two-year parts and battery warranty – providing you with complete peace of mind. In addition, their after sales team is recognised as one of the very best in the industry, providing fantastic levels of service and care for your bike.
All our electric scooters and bikes are UK stocked and come with full manufacturer warranties! But don’t take our word for it: Trust Pilot attests to our happy customers.
We’ve partnered with DPD to bring you rapid, reliable delivery. Orders placed before 2pm are eligible for free next day delivery. Or, simply pick a time and place that suits you. Tracking info is provided the moment your scooter leaves our warehouse.
We accept all major credit cards and Paypal - with the option to pay over three interest-free instalments. Less hassle, more scooting!
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Comments (1)
Good to see cadence sensored crank drive bikes. Are they speed or current controlled? Can this be changed on request?
Interesting web pages but incorrect use of the apostrophe. E.g. your torque v. cadence sensor page. Apostrophe before “s” at the end of a word indicates possessive: e.g. Fred’s e-bike. It should not be used for plurals: Fred’s e-bikes is correct, Fred’s e-bike’s is not. Bad punctuation look’s (!) unprofessional.
I don’t know whether this is the fault of the education system or because the auto-correct on iPhone’s shove’s in apostrophe’s at all opportunitie’s, if you see what I mean…