Mojo adds less than 3 Kg to the weight of your bicycle. This is a little more than the lightest hub motors that are ~2.5Kg
Mojo more than pulls its weight!
decibels won't mean much, but in comparitive terms Mojo is quieter than the clicking of a freewheel. It is not even as loud as the noise of the tyre on the road.
Even on quiet lanes you won't hear the motor noise.
The standard Mojo has a continuous rated output power of 250 Watts but is also capable of peaks of 500 Watts against headwind or when climbing hills. Mojo can deliver a torque (twisting force) of 48-70 Nm: that compares with a typical hub motor of 20-25Nm
No wonder it climbs hills so well!
Mojos are available in power ratings up to 750 Watts
Choice of batteries:
Any 36V battery that can deliver a continuous 500 Watts can be used. We recommend Lithium batteries for their light weight and small size. Our standard battery uses the most stable Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) chemistry
Responsive:
The pedal sensor needs just 30° rotation to activate leading to a more responsive Automatic operation. A speed sensor limits range of assistance: this is adjustable to suit type of use.
Controlled Assistance:
Four levels of assistance are selected on the console by press button. This can be set from 1 to 9.
Freewheel:
The chainring has a freewheel so your feet won't get pushed round by the motor - safer, simpler.
Fuel gauge:
Battery symbol shows 5 steps of remaining battery charge.
Backlight:
Backlight for night-time visibility. Display time can be set in steps from 'never' to 'always'
Brake switches:
Operating either lever instantly cuts motor power. Retro-fit sensors let you keep your existing levers or you can use the switched levers provided.