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USA region set, marketing blurb appears for the curious. Key Features: • Lightweight design – Maintains Brompton’s foldability and portability • Powerful 250W motor – Effortless riding with smooth power assist • Three battery options – Tailored to different riding needs • Easy installation – No...

If they're "OffRoad" then the officers are breaking the law using them on the public highway? They are electric *MotorCycles*, not ebikes, hope he's got a motorbike licence! Hehe :)

...amps max current will get you up the hills, but the motor isn't efficient at very low speeds. I converted a folding bike using a very lightweight AKM-75 hub motor with a lightweight bag battery from Woosh. The time taken around my 9 mile test circuit wasn't much different before the...

Don't think that dude loves himself enough, wait until he gets robbed of it by cpl of dudes with claw hammers...

I could have been clearer! Must be a chunky motor wheel. The battery should be comfortably less than 2kg.

OK I am now pretty set on buying a lightweight stepthrough/low step (god they are hard to find) and adding a motor My favourite is an Islabike Joni, followed by an Islabike Janis However I can't find a Joni in my size! I've been having lovely conversations with a bike shop in "Scotland" who...

Surely 9kg is the weight of the whole kit? Even that would seem a lot, perhaps not lightweight afterall...

The battery has the dreaded trapezium shaped connector on it, which is the one used by others on systems that have CANbus comms.

...Looks interesting for lightweight easy fit clean look setup. Available in cassette and 26, 27.5 and 28 wheel sizes. Impressive 56Nm torque motor

Police reveal new super-fast e-bikes putting the brakes on phone snatchers in London "Sur-ron off-road cycles are so lightweight they can accelerate to 50mph in 3.6 seconds." https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/city-met-police-ebikes-london-phone-snatching-b1228925.html

How heavy is that kit ? about 6.5 kg ? Add in a facebook marketplace 26" hardtail https://www.facebook.com/share/1Rie72LF1N/ less than 20kg in total

...in my warehouse but we haven't continued with that project. The Tongsheng TSDZ8 is probably the nicest crank drive kit we have now, also, the Tongsheng 85TS is a rear hub, very lightweight, excellent kit that is easiest to fit too. https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?tsdz https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?85TS

It's a shame you guys always live miles from civilisation. I'd have that Ado 16 fixed in about 5 minutes. Motors don't break, especially in 16" wheels.

...who does e bikes. Couldn’t fix I don’t think he even opened it. alas I’ve put it to one side and looking for something else. I need lightweight (ado was just able to carry). I live upstairs with knowwhere to store. therefore need to carry it. by searching lightweight it tends to be...

...7. Avinox represents more than merely power output; its innovation is reflected in various features, such as its compact size and lightweight design, impressive power-to-weight ratio, seamless software-hardware integration, advanced smart-assist algorithms, lightweight yet high-capacity...

I'm now considering a 36v BBS01 250w kit with 48 tooth gear wheel (to keep the gear ratios the same as it is now) possibly with a 36v 20Ah battery. It shows an rpm 78/83 but I won't be pedalling that fast, maybe somewhere between 60-70 It has a 11/34 cassette, so I think would be ok up steep...

...https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/%C2%A3245-argos-folder-improvements-complete-story.47790/post-740452 Was originally thinking a lightweight rear hub conversion similar to the hybrid Boardman that I did for my friend's wife. I've got the North York Moors on my doorstep and thinking...

...a really good idea for Katy. It would help her getting started on slopes as there is a slight lag before assistance engages. Most lightweight bikes are unsuitable as they won't provide sufficient assistance - this rules out Mahle, Fazua, and Specialized systems. I would not worry too much...

The problem is that lightweight and high power don't normally go together, except for bikes with small wheels (20"), which are generally smaller and lighter, and you get higher torque because of the mechanical advantage of the smaller wheels.

Drop off a suitably low weight step-through bike to a professional conversionator, ask for a centrally situated battery, and possibly motor too, for more even weight distribution than your Crusa, and a suitably low weight high power cadence sensored motor kit, for overall lower weight than your...