What is the top speed of the Shimano EP8 motor?
The motors of electric bikes, such as the Shimano Steps EP8 are limited to a maximum speed of 25 km/h from the factory. Fortunately, what the EP8 lacks in reliability of range, it certainly makes up for in reliability of power. The 250Wh motor kicks out a punchy 85Nm of torque, a welcome 15Nm improvement from the older EP800 motor. This also puts it around par with some of the other big players in the market.The power that a motor produces is directly related to the power that a rider puts into the pedals. SHIMANO EP8 motors will match up to 500 watts of power, with delivery dependent on the mode.The maximum distance a shimano ep8 motor can travel before needing maintenance varies, but many users report high mileage without issues, with some exceeding 7,000 miles.
What is the new Shimano EP8 motor?
Newly designed Shimano EP8 electric motor with power rating of 250W and 85Nm of torque leads to 21% increase in assistance in comparisson to E8000 – the most powerfull Shimano motor to date. Overall unit weight has been reduced further by another 10% giving it a total weight of just 2. These Miranda special E-bike cranks are designed to suit Shimano EP8 motors and come in lengths ranging from 150mm to 165mm in black colour. They are specifically optimised for use with electric bikes, providing durable and efficient performance to enhance your riding experience.Bosch®, Brose®, TQ®, Fazua® e*spec cranks have an 8mm self-extractor built in to both arms for easy removal of press-fit versions. Shimano EP8 Cranks are compatible with EP8, EP800, and E8000/7000 motor systems.
Is the Shimano EP8 a good motor?
Fortunately, what the EP8 lacks in reliability of range, it certainly makes up for in reliability of power. The 250Wh motor kicks out a punchy 85Nm of torque, a welcome 15Nm improvement from the older EP800 motor. This also puts it around par with some of the other big players in the market. Sadly its only the EP801 that gets the update (not the older EP8 / E8000). Not sure if there’s technical limitations to the EP8 (the new EP801 has some hardware changes that allow 100 extra watts, and Autoshift with their new Di2 electronic shifting).
What is the difference between Shimano EP8 and EP801?
Power | While the EP800 (EP8) and EP801 both offer 85Nm of max torque, there are some key improvements to the performance, as well as tunability and connectivity to other features. Peak Power of the Shimano EP801 has increased significantly, from the EP8’s 500 watts to 600 watts on EP801. SHIMANO EP8 motors will match up to 500 watts of power, with delivery dependent on the mode.