Dillenger 1000w 48v rear wheel, battery, complete kit

[Will]

Complete kit including 26 inch rear wheel, controller, 48V lithium battery pack, rack, throttle speedometer/odo/charge indicator (with night illumination) plus pedal sensor, and a few other bits and bobs.

I had it installed in a mountain bike for a bit, did less than 200 miles on it because I bought an electric car. I have taken the bits back off the bike and put them back in the original box they came in.
I paid about 700 for this kit, selling for £425

Being 1000W this is not legal for road use, I was able to do 23mph without pedalling, so bit of a giveaway. Good fun on private land of course.

I had the battery mounted on the back of the bike which made it very unbalanced, I would highly recommend putting the battery in the frame or at the front somewhere for better handling.

Collection from Sussex/Surrey RH19 . Could investigate courier options. I will try to get a pic of the stuff tomorrow.

 

[Will]

or near offer

 

[Anthonyexmouth]

Did you get a pic posted or has it sold?

 

[Will]

Oops forgot haha, here's a pic

 

[Anthonyexmouth]

What battery is with this kit?

 

[Will]

Well its a Lithium, would need to see if it has any other details written on it, what did you want to know?

 

[Anthonyexmouth]

What the capacity is.

 

[Steven usher]

Hi Will,

Was this relatively easy to fit to your mountain bike? And what was the range between charges? I'm looking at options for a 12 mile commute from train station to home, over a few hills in the devon landscape! Would be willing to buy this if its easy to install onto a cheapish standard mountain bike from halfords.

Cheers
Steve

 

[Deleted member 4366]

There's no point in buying a new bike from Halfords because there'll be no warranty after you fit a motor kit. Much better to buy a cheapo one from Ebay or Facebook ads. Should be about £30. Try and get one with a steel frame and disc brakes.

 

[Elecmtb]

Hello what hub manufacturer is this? Also what ah is the battery?