FLASH LITE ST 1.0
Powerful & Stable Rear Hub Motor
52V 750W rear hub motor powers this ebike with smooth acceleration and consistent performance for city rides. Rear-drive placement enhances stability and traction on urban streets, while the brushless design ensures quiet, low-maintenance operation. Reliable and efficient, it makes daily commuting both practical and enjoyable.
Suspension Fork with lockout
Front suspension fork features 60mm of travel, compression adjustment and lockout. It effectively absorbs most of the jarring bumps and shocks, especially on complicated and rugged routes, reducing your tiredness and allowing you to ride faster.
Plush Extended Saddle
A plush extended saddle gives the Flash Lite ST superior comfort and versatility for city commuting. Its wide, cushioned design offers relaxed seating for longer rides and extra room for a passenger when needed. Durable and stylish, this saddle ensures every journey is smooth, supportive, and enjoyable.
Specifications
Dimensions & Rider Fit
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can the FLASH LITE ST go?
The FLASH LITE ST has a maximum assisted speed of 20 mph. Available riding modes and speed settings may vary depending on local e-bike regulations.
How far can I ride on one charge?
The standard 52V 16Ah battery provides a practical range for daily commuting and recreational riding. With the optional dual-battery configuration, the maximum range can reach up to 100 miles under ideal conditions.
How does the dual-battery system work?
The optional secondary battery connects through a dual-battery switching system, increasing the available energy for longer journeys. It is ideal for riders who want to travel farther without stopping to recharge.
How long does the battery take to charge?
Using the standard 2A charger, the 52V 16Ah battery typically requires approximately 8–10 hours for a complete charge. Charging time may vary according to the remaining battery level and charging conditions.
Can the battery be removed for charging?
Yes. The battery can be removed and charged indoors, or charged while installed on the bike. Always use the supplied charger and follow the battery safety instructions.
What pedal-assist modes are available?
The intelligent system supports Class 1, Class 2, Class 3, Class 3C and Class 4 configurations, with Class 2 set as the default. Mode availability and permitted speeds depend on local laws.
Is the bike suitable for hills?
The 750W rear motor produces up to 92 N·m of torque, providing strong assistance on inclines. Hill-climbing performance will depend on the gradient, rider and cargo weight, battery level and road conditions.
Why does the bike use a single-speed drivetrain?
The single-speed drivetrain is simple, reliable and easy to maintain. The motor supplies additional assistance when starting or climbing, reducing the need for a conventional multi-speed gear system.
What surfaces can the fat tires handle?
The 20" × 4.0" CST fat tires provide added stability and cushioning on pavement, gravel, compact dirt and firm sand. They are designed for mixed everyday riding but are not a substitute for specialized off-road tires in extreme conditions.
What type of brakes does it use?
The bike features front and rear four-piston hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors. The brake levers include motor cut-off switches that interrupt motor power as soon as braking begins.
What type of brakes does it use?
The bike features front and rear four-piston hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors. The brake levers include motor cut-off switches that interrupt motor power as soon as braking begins.