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T53-6144
Throttle for the eZip Trailz Electric Bike
$17.99
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Throttle for the eZip Trailz Electric Bike is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Throttle for the eZip Trailz Electric Bike
$17.99
Unit price
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Unavailable
Key Features
- Twist-and-Go (TAG)
- Pedal assist system (PAS)
- Three connectors
- 70" wire length
Description
Description
On sale at Monster Scooter Parts; the Twist-and-Go throttle for eZip Trailz electric bike.
The eZip Trailz is known for its great Twist-and-Go (TAG) throttle, as well as its pedal assist system (PAS), making it one of the most useful and easy to ride e-bikes around.
This throttle has three connectors; HAL Sensor, Battery Gauge, and PAST/TAG Button. Total wire length is 70 inches.
As well as the Trailz series, this throttle is also compatible with several other eZip and IZIP e-bike models. Please see the Compatibility tab for a list of known bikes that can use this throttle.
Note: The "TAG/PST" has to be plugged in and selected on the throttle for the controller to work. The "TAG/PST" button essentially acts as an on/off switch.
⚠ WARNING California Residents: Proposition 65 Warning
The eZip Trailz is known for its great Twist-and-Go (TAG) throttle, as well as its pedal assist system (PAS), making it one of the most useful and easy to ride e-bikes around.
This throttle has three connectors; HAL Sensor, Battery Gauge, and PAST/TAG Button. Total wire length is 70 inches.
As well as the Trailz series, this throttle is also compatible with several other eZip and IZIP e-bike models. Please see the Compatibility tab for a list of known bikes that can use this throttle.
Note: The "TAG/PST" has to be plugged in and selected on the throttle for the controller to work. The "TAG/PST" button essentially acts as an on/off switch.
⚠ WARNING California Residents: Proposition 65 Warning