csmuch41
i wanted to make an electric bike but i dont know how to make the chain spin... how does it work?
does electricity and battery make it spin or what how does this all work?
Answer
You are right. An electric motor and battery are what is needed.
But most electric motors are either direct drive in the rear hub OR there is a roller that drives the front wheel directly. With your level of expertise I'd recommend getting a kit. Australia do some good ones.
You are right. An electric motor and battery are what is needed.
But most electric motors are either direct drive in the rear hub OR there is a roller that drives the front wheel directly. With your level of expertise I'd recommend getting a kit. Australia do some good ones.
a standalone modular low cost electric motor set for existing bicycles?
thehighlan
I am from India ..and we sell abt 10 Million Bicycles in India every year
I am looking for a low cost modular motor kit..which can be charged by simply plugging in to the AC mains..and can be attached to our bicycles by simple tools..nothing too complicated is gonna work here
i searched online and found one or two products..but they were prohibitively expensive
is there ne one out there who can help me
thanx in advance
Answer
There are a wide variety of electric bike kits available. Most include hub motors which are pre-installed on a rear or front wheel. You simply install the wheel, run the wiring along the bike to a controller and battery, and you're all set. Here are a few of the different options available:
http://www.eco-wheelz.com/catalog/electric-bike-kits-c-1_11.php
On average, you can expect to pay between $300-$400 for an electric bike kit (without battery). Then batteries will vary depending on the battery type, but can cost from $125 -$500+
There are a wide variety of electric bike kits available. Most include hub motors which are pre-installed on a rear or front wheel. You simply install the wheel, run the wiring along the bike to a controller and battery, and you're all set. Here are a few of the different options available:
http://www.eco-wheelz.com/catalog/electric-bike-kits-c-1_11.php
On average, you can expect to pay between $300-$400 for an electric bike kit (without battery). Then batteries will vary depending on the battery type, but can cost from $125 -$500+
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