Why opt for mountain gears?
If you cycle in very hilly areas, you need a lighter gear ratio: the less distance you cover per rotation, the lighter the cycling gets. This makes it easier to climb a mountain or climb a hill with less effort. The gear ratio affects the distance covered when the pedal is turned once. An ideal gear ratio is when you can reach at least 60 rotations of the pedals per minute. With the option mountain gears you get the resistance of the base (the resistance of an Easy Rider without electric pedal support and with 8 gears), this gives you a lighter gear ratio than the standard electric tricycle. In addition, the electric motor also has a lighter gear ratio.
The mountain gear option for the Easy Rider tricycle is only possible in combination with 8 gears and electric pedal assistance. To increase the torque from 60 Nm to 74 Nm with the mountain gear option, a gear ratio between the motor and the wheel reduces the maximum speed of the bicycle compared to an Easy Rider without the mountain gear. This allows the motor to transfer a force of 74 Nm to the wheels with a maximum torque of 60 Nm.