Ami C7 HMS
- Aluminium frame with low, wide step-through
- Enhanced comfort thanks to sprung components
- Easy-to-adjust handlebar stem
- Hydraulic brakes for easy-to-modulate braking
- Luxus-Zubehör zur Auswahl
Discover the Ami C7 HMS
You're always in control, wherever and whenever you cycle. The step-through is quite low, so you can easily get on and off the bike. The hydraulic rim brakes are light to operate and provide a lot of braking power, whatever the weather. Hilly route? The mid-drive motor gives you a little push. The low position of the motor lowers the centre of gravity. You therefore experience more riding stability and better road holding.
Available in 2 color(s)
Our powerful battery provides excellent range
Battery 418 Wh | Battery 500 Wh |
418 Wh | 500 Wh |
125 km | 145 km |
11,6 Ah | 13,8 Ah |
125 km | 145 km |
85 km | 100 km |
60 km | 70 km |
Price: This is included in the MSRP | £170.00 |
Shimano STEPS E-5000 (40Nm)
The Shimano E5000 motor is a very light (2.5 kg) and silent motor. The motor is excellent for in and around the city. So ideally suited for commuting to work as well as the daily shopping. In addition, you use very little battery capacity, which means you
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Frequently asked questions about the Ami C7 HMS
How does an electric bike work?
An electric system consists of a number of main components:
- The battery: integrated into the luggage carrier or located behind the seat tube (depending on the model);
- The motor: built into the frame at the bottom bracket;
- The display: fitted on the handlebar;
- Sensors: every electric system has a speed sensor, which as its name suggests, measures how fast the bike is being ridden. In addition, riding behaviour is determined by a rotation sensor or a pedal force sensor depending on the model. The Impulse system in addition has a fourth sensor, namely the shift sensor. This sensor cuts out assistance for a quarter of a second while you are shifting which enables you to keep on pedalling while shifting.
Together the sensors determine the amount assistance provided by the motor based on your assistance level setting and the pedal force you are applying. You set the assistance level yourself using the handlebar grip control.
How does an electric bike work?
Which factors affect range?
Range is dependent on various factors. Thus, the speed at which you ride the bike will have a major impact. See below for the average range at various speeds. In addition to speed, there are order external factors that affect the range. The range advertised in our brochures and manuals is based on averages. Thus, it is assumed that the average rider weighs 70 kg, cycles on relatively flat terrain and shifts gears actively. Below you will find that leading factors that affect range:
- Weight. The total weight of the bike, the rider and load will affect the range.Â
- Gear-shifting behaviour. Actively shifting gears increases the range. Just like a car, when setting off from a standstill, you should start in the lowest gear. Never start in the highest gear; this will adversely affect your range.Â
- Type of sensor. E-bikes are fitted with a pedal force sensor or a rotation sensor. A pedal force sensor amplifies your own effort whereas a rotation sensor only provides assistance while pedalling. Put another way, the rider will always get maximum assistance with a rotation sensor, which results in less range.Â
- Type of read surface. The surface over which you are cycling has a substantial effect on your range. Thus, cycling along an unpaved road surface will reduce your range.Â
- The weather. Cycling with a tailwind or into a headwind will increase or reduce your range. Temperature will also affect it. Thus, at extremely low temperatures (< o degrees) the battery is able to store less energy, which reduces the distance you can cycle.Â
- Hilly terrain You can cycle further on flat terrain than in the hills. The magnitude of the impact will also depend on the type of electric system. Thus, a mid-mounted motor is better suited to hills due to the motor’s thermal stability.
- Tyre pressureÂ
In view of the fact that you will probably experience a number of the abovementioned factors, here are a number of examples of the magnitude of their impact;
- If you are cycling on good tarmac in a hilly area and you weigh 95Â kg, then you may well find your range reduced by up to 20% compared to what is shown for the average range.Â
- If you are cycling into a strong headwind, it can make a difference in range of up to 40%.Â
- If you are cycling along an unpaved road, it will make cut your range by around 30% compared to cycling on tarmac.
Specifications of Ami C7 HMS
Frame & Fork
- Frame shape low-step
- Size 44, 49
- Frame description Stable, lightweight aluminium frame with 68° headset angle and 70° saddle tube angle for an upright posture and comfortable steering behaviour. Featuring a very generously sized step-through
- Frame material Aluminium
- Cabels integrated Yes
Frame
- Fork material Aluminium
- Fork suspension type internal to headset
- Travel of suspension fork 40 mm
Fork
Brake & transmission
- Gear system description 7-speed Shimano Nexus
- Gear type hub
- Gears 7
- Front chainwheel 38
- Rear chainwheel 18
Number of gears
- Drivetrain Chain
Drivetrain
- Brake Front Rim brake with hydraulic control
- Brake Rear Rim brake with hydraulic control
- Brake system description front Magura HS11
- Brake system description rear Magura HS11
Brakes
Handlebar & Seat
- Handlebar description Aluminium, slightly curved model
- Grip type Gazelle Aerowing
- Grips Plastic wear-resistant handlebar grips for a firm grasp
Handlebar
- Saddle Selle Royal Loire
- Seatpost description Sprung
- Seatpost diameter 27,2 mm
Saddle
Lighting
- Light front description LED headlamp, on/off switching via display
- Front light powersource Battery
- Front light lux 40
- Front light type Busch & Müller Upp Premium
Front light
- Rear light powersource Battery
Rear light
E-bike technology
- Ebike system short description Shimano STEPS
- Engine location mid-drive motor
- Max speed (mph) 15,5 mph
- Torque 40
- Engine model Shimano STEPS E-5000 (40Nm)
- Ebike sensors pedal force sensor, rotation sensor, speed sensor
Engine
Service
- Warranty frame 10 years’ warranty
- Warranty fork 5 years’ warranty
- Warranty paint 5 years’ warranty
- Warranty other parts 2 years’ warranty
- Warranty battery 2 years’ warranty
- Warranty motor 2 years’ warranty
- Warranty diplay 2 years’ warranty
Garantie
Other
- Lock description Ring lock
- Lock safety level ART ** certified
- Lock Type AXA Defender
Lock
- Chaincase description Plastic
- Kickstand type side stand
- Kickstand Massload CL-KA63, adjustable
- Chaincase type Chain case
Other
- Rear carrier description Aluminum
Carrier
The specifications of each Gazelle are drawn up with the greatest of care. However, we may, for example due to scarcity, temporarily replace a part with another, at least equivalent, part. We hope for your understanding in this matter.