Help choose EBike for Disabled Rider

[LAlix]

I need help choosing an bike- this is my second and I have learned from riding that I would prefer torque sensor over cadence sensors since I have an issue with my right leg not pushing hard enough and the bike not responding fast enough to get me out of traffic quickly. I have right hip and leg injury that have left the right side without a lot of strength. I am only 5 feet and lightweight so I need a step through. That leaves my options out for a torque but hey! You can't get everything you want.
I have been researching this to death and I know I will have to give up some things to get other things. The list now is below. I appreciate your thoughts on what I should buy. I think I am favoring the Magnum. Thank you.
Magnum Premium II step through
Turn Accelerator D71i
Rad Power Bikes Mini Step Through
Volt Bike Urban
Blix Vika Plus

 

[lenajc]

I don't have any expertise on this issue but I have noticed that the Blix Vika Plus, based on the EBR review is cadence sensing. The Rad Power I believe is also cadence sensing. https://electricbikereview.com/rad-power-bikes/radmini-step-thru/

Blix Vika+ Review | ElectricBikeReview.com

Price: $1599.00 | Model Year: 2019, 2020 | An elegant folding electric bike with tons of new accessories, upgraded 500 watt motor, powerful and long lasting 48v 14ah battery, disc brakes, thicker tires, can fit a Yepp child seat, and new aluminum paint matched fenders

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This information is shown under the "Drive Mode" section of the "Electronic Details" specifications section.

I haven't searched the other bikes you mentioned.

 

[Marci jo]

I’m not familiar with the ebikes you listed but I’m thinking that an ebike with a throttle would fit your needs. They accelerate quickly through an intersection, so when the light turns green you go.

 

[tomjasz]

Are you able to do all your own warranty service? If not consider Electra. A very upright flat foot riding position.