Joom: Safely charging your e-bike or e-scooter
• Don’t leave your battery unattended while charging, when you're out or while you're asleep
• Don’t cover chargers or battery packs when charging
• Don’t overload sockets or use unsuitable extension chords
• Don’t charge or store batteries in direct sunlight or in areas with temperatures above 45⁰C
• Don’t charge batteries next to combustible materials or hazardous substances
• Always unplug your charger once you have finished charging
• Always make sure to only use the proper proprietary charger
• Always ask a professional when converting your e-bike or e-scooter
• Always check your battery (and charger) for visible damage
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Product Name: Varun C14-1
Color: White/Black
Vehicle weight: 22.5 kilograms
Product size: 124 * 55 * 108 centimeters
Folding size: 124 * 55 * 66 centimeters
Motor: 350W rear wheel hub motor
Torque: 45 Nm
Maximum speed: Complies with Class 2 standards (typically 25 km/h)
Drive mode: 3-speed pedal assist + twist throttle
Range: Pure electric mode: 25-30 km | Assist mode: 35-45 km
Charging time: 4-6 hours
Braking system: mechanical disc brake
Shock absorption system: rear wheel spring shock absorbers
Waterproof rating: IP65
Maximum load capacity: 120 kilograms (264 lbs)
⚡ Dual Mode Drive, Ride Your Way
3-level smart pedal assist 🚴♀️ for effortless riding.
Twist throttle 🌀 for pure electric power—perfect for hills and quick starts.
💨 Strong Power & Torque
350W rear hub motor delivers plenty of power.
45 Nm torque 🏞️ lets you easily tackle city slopes and bridges.
🎒 Ultra Portable & Compact
One-click folding design 📦—folds down to just 124×55×66 cm.
Fits in car trunks 🚗, public transport, or small apartment spaces.
🛡️ Safe & Comfortable Ride
Mechanical disc brakes 🛑 for reliable stopping, rain or shine.
Rear spring shock absorber 🌊 smooths out bumps.
IP65 waterproof rating 🌧️—ready for all weather.
👁️ Smart Design, High Capacity
Clear right-side LCD display 📊 shows speed, battery, and more.
Supports up to 120 kg (264 lbs) ✅—ideal for most riders.
