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What are the materials used in a JITENSHA?

JITENSHA frames and forks are made of an alloy called "chromoly steel", better known as "Cr-Mo 4130". Double butted means that the thickness of the tube varies: thicker at the joints to increase strength and thinner on other sections to reduce weight

Parts sourcing and assembly?

JITENSHA components are sourced from the industry's best suppliers/brands in Japan, Taiwan and Europe. The frame design is exclusive and manufactured in a family-owned factory in Taiwan, a world leader in high-quality bicycles. The motor is made in T

Why pad brakes and not disc brakes?

Brake Pad are ideal for our bikes and perfectly suited to city use, as you're well covered in the event of emergency braking. Brake Pad also have the advantage of being lighter, quieter, easier to maintain and less expensive than disc brakes.

Are the tires strong enough?

The tires fitted to our bikes are high-performance: very resistant with thick rubber, puncture-proof and with excellent grip. Tire dimensions are standard road sizes, 28mm wide for Ebikes and 25mm for single-speed and 2-speed bikes. It's also possibl

Can I fit my own saddle or a different handlebar?

As the handlebars and stem are standardized parts, you can also change your handlebars altogether. The same goes for your saddle.

What is single speed?

A single speed is a classic bike with a single gear, 2 brakes and a freewheel. The 48x18T pedaling ratio is versatile: you can go fast, restart easily after a red light, climb hills by pushing a little harder.

Why only single-speed JITENSHA?

Single speed is simple, reliable. You, your bike, your legs, the city! The gearing makes it possible to go anywhere at a good pace, and it's just right for the city. Give it a try!. We now offer two-speed bikes as well as electric bikes. Find out mor

Is it easy to switch from an Ebike to a traditional bike?

Yes, and that's also the beauty of JITENSHA!. You can switch from an electric-assist bike to a traditional single-speed or 2-speed bike, and vice versa, by simply changing the rear wheel.