On the EU Eskute NOVA X electric dirt bike, a lower power setting helps you ease away on loose gravel. A higher setting gives you more pull on a firm climb where the rear tyre still has grip. The bike has three ride modes, so you can choose a setting for the ground you're riding on.
Is the NOVA X throttle easy to control at low speed?
Picture setting off from a standstill on loose gravel. You only want to roll a few metres at walking pace. If you're used to an e-mountain bike, the twist throttle is the part that takes getting used to. A lower power setting makes it easier to feed in a little power at a time, both when you first set off and when you ease back onto the throttle after a tight bend.

When does more power help the NOVA X climb?
Think of a stretch of packed dirt that gets steeper halfway up. If the bike starts to lose momentum while the rear tyre still has grip, a higher setting gives you more pull. Cover the same slope in loose stones and the useful setting can change. If the rear tyre starts to spin, a gentler setting can help you feed the power in more gradually.

How steep a hill can the NOVA X climb?
The EU NOVA X can climb slopes of up to 25° when conditions are right. How steep a slope you can climb depends on your weight, battery level, the terrain, how much grip the tyres have and your speed as you approach. Explore the Eskute NOVA X and its climbing specifications


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