Search results

Thank you but I want any legal kit for my bike. I have been looking at the voilemart brand a lot but they told me that it is not a recommended brand, that it tends to fail. Is true?

SWX01 48V 250W

I'm thinking to buy this: SWX02 48V 250W Rear Hub Kit with Lishui 48V 17Amps sine-wave controller. And I'm looking any battery for a long distance.

So the controller controls the energy the motor receives from the battery, right? In that case, if the controller is 20A, will it always demand that amount of energy from the battery or does it only indicate the maximum amount of energy it can demand? Ex: A 48V 17.5Ah battery is approximately...

This has been a master class! Thank you very much. So in the case of a 17.5Ah 48V battery it could also have a 17.5A driver right?

Hello everyone, I would like to know what I should know to buy a battery for a 250W 48V rear hub. Can I buy any battery? Does the controller have something to do with this? Could I install a 1500w 21Ah battery in my 250W 48V rear hub?

Ok I think I already have a slight idea of what I need to buy. A 250W 48V rear hub with a 17.5Ah Panasonic or Samsung battery (good brands right?) And a controller of ...? Could it be 20Ah or should it also be 17.5Ah?

I have heard in a video that geared hubs have a problem with the gears, and that is that many are made of nylon or something like that and they break down after 1000 kilometers and many manufacturers do not even put lubricant on them. This is true? I have also heard that direct hubs are much...

I want to mount only one wheel with motor, that is, the wheel would already have the motor built. I don't know if this is complex, but it seems like it's easy to watch a YouTube video, right?

That's exactly what I understand about hub motors, which are more reliable and last a lot more miles, and that's what I need. I have not yet found a 250W 48V hub motor that convinces me. One question, are they very difficult to assemble? What tools would you need? I do not have experience.

I will have to leave it unattended but it will only take a few minutes. It is true that I am also afraid of it being stolen, I have been thinking about it, but doing this job with a normal bike is too hard for me. Thanks for the tips.

I want steel frame because I have read that to work as a rider you need a strong bicycle with a steel frame jaja

Can you recommendation any 250W 48V rear hub kit?

Thanks Woosh, all very well explained :) although I think the battery is very short. It's a good Panasonic brand, but you should invest even more money in another battery and I don't know if you could. I'd like to see if there are any more viable options.

Cheap hybrid bikes all have a steel frame, right? He looked for bicycles of that type but even second hand they are quite expensive. About 200 pounds up. I have also been told on reddit by Deliveroo riders that 250W is too little power to do the job, but more power is illegal ... So I'm a mess.

And wich is the range for battery in Watt hour? 800Wh?

Thanks you Woosh. One question I do not understand what types of pedal sensor there are (Hollowtech, Seat Post, Left right ...)? And any other recommendations? I would like to compare products and choose the best for me

Hello everyone, I am new here and I would like to hear your recommendations and advice. In 1 or 2 weeks I will start a job as a Deliveroo delivery man, and I would love to mount a legal 250W electric kit on a sturdy steel bike. I haven't bought the bike yet but I already have an idea of what I...