Conversion kit
11-16-08, 11:36 AM
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Conversion kit
Hey,
I am, a little bit newbie in electricbike world.So don't laugh if its a little bit dumb.
And my mother tongue isn't inglish so, im sorry about my langue.
I have every day to drive every day 15km and 15km. (to school)
I am to lazey to drive with my leg's everyday at 8.00 am.
So i need conversion kit to my bike.I have about 900usd for conversion.With shipping to Estonia.
Can you advise som kits for me?It's have to get speed about 30km/h.Then is my roud half hours long...
I am, a little bit newbie in electricbike world.So don't laugh if its a little bit dumb.
And my mother tongue isn't inglish so, im sorry about my langue.
I have every day to drive every day 15km and 15km. (to school)
I am to lazey to drive with my leg's everyday at 8.00 am.
So i need conversion kit to my bike.I have about 900usd for conversion.With shipping to Estonia.
Can you advise som kits for me?It's have to get speed about 30km/h.Then is my roud half hours long...
11-19-08, 01:39 AM
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Hmmm. 30 km per hour is about 18 miles per hour. There are many motors out there that will give you that. The real issue for you is cost.
One idea to check the sites listed on this link. https://www.electric-bikes.com/ Click on the link for conversion kits. They have a whole list of kits with descriptions and links to dealers.
Someone posted here recently about Amped Bikes, also. Their motors are similar to the ones on the site above, but I hear they cost less. I've looked at the site, and the product looks pretty good, but I have no direct experience with it.
Happy researching, and keep us informed of what you find.
One idea to check the sites listed on this link. https://www.electric-bikes.com/ Click on the link for conversion kits. They have a whole list of kits with descriptions and links to dealers.
Someone posted here recently about Amped Bikes, also. Their motors are similar to the ones on the site above, but I hear they cost less. I've looked at the site, and the product looks pretty good, but I have no direct experience with it.
Happy researching, and keep us informed of what you find.
11-21-08, 06:33 PM
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The battery seems a little heavy to me (8000 g). My Bionx battery is 3000-4000 g, I think.
Also, these are made in China. That might not be bad, but it might. Since I don't know much about Golden Motors, I can't say for sure.
How much does the kit with battery cost?
Also, these are made in China. That might not be bad, but it might. Since I don't know much about Golden Motors, I can't say for sure.
How much does the kit with battery cost?
11-23-08, 05:06 AM
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https://ampedbikes.com for the kit and https://pingbattery.com for the battery. A kit from Goldenmotor is known to arrive damaged, but it might arrive in perfect condition. Goldenmotor rims and spokes are always poor quality though.
You should consider no less than a 20ah battery, if you want it to last as long as they advertize. If you get a 10ah it may not last for 1000+ cycles because they are designed to give 1000+ charges/discharges at 10 amps. Your ebike at 36 volts will draw around 20 amps at full speed, so buy a 20ah battery. They are designed to last for 1000+ cycles at 20 amps. I hope this helps.
You should consider no less than a 20ah battery, if you want it to last as long as they advertize. If you get a 10ah it may not last for 1000+ cycles because they are designed to give 1000+ charges/discharges at 10 amps. Your ebike at 36 volts will draw around 20 amps at full speed, so buy a 20ah battery. They are designed to last for 1000+ cycles at 20 amps. I hope this helps.
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11-30-08, 03:43 PM
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Now i have 350 dollars to conversion kit?Whic one to chose?Needed shipping to estonia
It isn't important that there is batterys.
It isn't important that there is batterys.
11-30-08, 04:55 PM
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Perhaps you should email the vendors so they can give you shipping quotes.
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