Chinese Utility e-bikes

Reply Subscribe

Thread Tools

Search this Thread

04-30-24 | 07:36 AM

#151

Smaug1

Commuter, roadie

Joined: Jun 2022

Posts: 2,788

Likes: 2,297

From: SE Wisconsin, USA

Bikes: Trek: Domane AL3, Checkpoint SL7; Priority Apollo 11, ZiZZO Forte + eBikes

Quote:

Originally Posted by cat0020

I went to China to witness the secrets of micromobility factories. Here’s what’s coming

https://electrek.co/2024/04/24/i-wen...-whats-coming/

I can't WAIT to see this!

Quote:

One of the most exciting things that I learned was currently in development at Ananda was a hub motor with its own internal 3-speed gearing, essentially combining an internally geared hub with an electric motor to provide the best of both worlds (and remove the need for front or mid-motorOne of the most exciting things th at I learned was currently in development at Ananda was a hub motor with its own internal 3-speed gearing, essentially combining an internally geared hub with an electric motor to provide the best of both worlds (and remove the need for front or mid-motors when using a rear geared hub).s when using a rear geared hub).

The Tromox motorcycles look like a barrel o' monkeys!
https://www.tromox.com/en/

__________________
-Jeremy

05-09-24 | 04:40 PM

#152

cat0020

Thread Starter

Ride more, eat less

Joined: Feb 2007

Posts: 2,168

Likes: 950

From: Philla PA, Hoboken NJ, Brooklyn NY

Bikes: Too many but never enough.

Interesting to see the manufacturing process of a large ebike motor factory in China.

Visiting Ananda in China to see how E-bike drive systems are made

05-16-24 | 12:26 PM

#153

cat0020

Thread Starter

Ride more, eat less

Joined: Feb 2007

Posts: 2,168

Likes: 950

From: Philla PA, Hoboken NJ, Brooklyn NY

Bikes: Too many but never enough.

Article of Ride1Up factory, I really like their ebikes, I bought mine used and ride them frequently for my commute in NYC.

https://electrek.co/2024/05/16/i-vis...-cost-e-bikes/

05-17-24 | 08:41 AM

#154

2old

Senior Member

Joined: Jul 2014

Posts: 5,059

Likes: 1,283

From: socal

Bikes: DIY

I agree and am impressed with their "moto" style. Their gravel bike looks good too. I would just change the bar arrangement to the flat variety which I did to a Salsa La Cruz. I don't think many individuals realize that the "e" industry is becoming very "machine intensive" and the Chinese are up there in technology. My recent DIY 1000w kit is superb; fast, powerful and quiet.