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The Chamonix Innergy is equipped with a seven speed hub gear and is the cheapest ebike in the range. Go for this if you fancy its contemporary styling and need something practical for flatter country. 

The Orange and Medeo Innergy share exactly the same electric power system and differ only in their frame styles and gearing. The power assist consists of a motor integrated into the front wheel hub and a discretely mounted battery that sits under the rear carrier. This system not only drives the bike, but also powers the lights, which will remain useable for up to two hours even on a 'flat' battery.

How it works:
A sensor measures how much force you put into the pedals sends a signal to the onboard computer. The more pressure you apply to the pedals, such as when you climb a hill, the more power is delivered to the electric motor.

A handlebar mounted display shows the battery reserve, speed, number of kilometres travelled as well as allowing you to alter the power settings at the touch of a button. When it gets dark, turn the light on from the display. When operated, the display also has a back light for viewing at night.

Choose from Eco (maximum range) or Boost  mode (maximum assist) depending on the riding condtions. Both settings can be programmed to the desired level by ourselves to give you more or less assistance, depending on your needs and the terrain that you ride in etc. There is also a mode for less for less powerful riders which will allow the power assist to kick in at a lower pedal torque level.