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ABBS01 comes via Bafang configured wound for 36v or 48v.
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AAdamroze replied to the thread Help! Legal e-bike kit.Yh the 48v hub seems great with its high torque, yh I’m just looking for something as legal as possible so I’ll be staying at 15.5mph
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AAdamroze replied to the thread Help! Legal e-bike kit.An I see thanks
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AAdamroze replied to the thread Help! Legal e-bike kit.So looking onto woosh, I see Bafangs mid drive with 2 versions and also the hub drive with 2 versions. A 36v and 48v version. Is the 48v...
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AAdamroze replied to the thread Help! Legal e-bike kit.Ok I see so a decent controller with higher Amps, yh I’m most likely going to go with woosh
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AThe 816w is average nominal power from the battery and not the motor, typically one may acheive approx. 600w or so from the motor at...
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AA 48v 17A controller will give you 816w on maximum. For this you would need a battery capable of delivering at least 20A. Note this...
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AAdamroze replied to the thread Help! Legal e-bike kit.Yes understand that’s thanks
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AAdamroze replied to the thread Help! Legal e-bike kit.Ah yh that’s looks much steeper then London Bridge! I’m 100kg so with my backpack or food delivery bag I would be 105-110kg. Would you...
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AI've done this plenty of times with a hub motor, I'm sure london bridge will be fine
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AAdamroze replied to the thread Help! Legal e-bike kit.Fair, I see decent options
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ACrank motors should be confined to off-road use only. They don't make sense for a bike that's going to be used on the road.
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AI don't disagree. The choice comes down to personal preference.
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AAdamroze replied to the thread Help! Legal e-bike kit.Fairs, appreciate the advise
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ALikewise, you can go for a 48V crank drive kit if you need more power. The advantage of cranks versus hubs is cranks can take advantage...
