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After 18 months of research cogitation and asking, I‘ve gone for it.
I have converted my Mountain bike to an EV bike.
48V 22.5 AH Li battery. Five hour recharge , The cells are amazing. Panasonic , loads of them the size of an AA battery.
Centrally mounted motor 250 watt ( street legal, bigger are available😉😉)
Range approx 40 miles, using pedal assist. 25 on pure E.
The built in safety factors are amazing
Touch the brakes and the sensors cut the motor. Like wise the gear change.
All Chinese of course , bought from an EV bike shop in Exeter, but very professionally assembled and put together kit leaving nothing to chance.
Max speed 15mph without pedal assist. Doubt that will be used, defeats the point.
Taken me four slow days . No instructions , just vids on you tube, mostly NZ and an amazing lady in Oz , Rev becca. She runs an EV bike shop in Victoria Aus.
I have converted my Mountain bike to an EV bike.
48V 22.5 AH Li battery. Five hour recharge , The cells are amazing. Panasonic , loads of them the size of an AA battery.
Centrally mounted motor 250 watt ( street legal, bigger are available😉😉)
Range approx 40 miles, using pedal assist. 25 on pure E.
The built in safety factors are amazing
Touch the brakes and the sensors cut the motor. Like wise the gear change.
All Chinese of course , bought from an EV bike shop in Exeter, but very professionally assembled and put together kit leaving nothing to chance.
Max speed 15mph without pedal assist. Doubt that will be used, defeats the point.
Taken me four slow days . No instructions , just vids on you tube, mostly NZ and an amazing lady in Oz , Rev becca. She runs an EV bike shop in Victoria Aus.