Himiway A7 Pro
£2,399
- Battery
- 720 Wh
- Torque
- 130 Nm
- Weight
- 35 kg
- Motor
- Ananda Mid-Drive
- Charge time
- 7 h
- Frame
- Step Through
- Release
- 13 March 2024
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A torque sensor measures pedalling force and lets the controller vary assistance in response, while a cadence sensor primarily detects whether the cranks are turning. Torque sensing can feel smoother and make it easier to meter assistance, but tuning, motor response and assist levels still differ by bike. The models below are marked as torque-sensor equipped in our catalogue; compare their other specifications and confirm the exact UK version with the retailer.
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A torque sensor measures how hard you push and scales assistance to match, for a natural ride. A cadence sensor only detects that the pedals are turning and applies a fixed boost — simpler and cheaper, but more on/off.
They can use power more progressively, but range also depends on controller tuning, assist level, speed, rider input, load, hills, temperature and battery size. Sensor type alone does not determine range.
They suit riders who value assistance that responds to pedalling effort. A well-tuned cadence system may still suit a lower budget, so a test ride is the most reliable way to compare the feel.