New Hope Electric Bike Conversion Kit
by Warren McLaren, Sydney
on 07. 6.05
The NewHope Electric Vehicle Co of ShenZhen, China thought we might interested in their Electric Bike Conversion Kit. And given that we have had a few requests for information on cheaper products and DIY gear, we though why not? Seems the conversion kit, once installed, could propel your bicycle along at over 25km/h for somewhere between 25 to 50 km. That’s on a 10 hour charge of the 2 x12v 18Ah battery. They reckon the motor gets about 86% efficiency, with a total weight for whole assembly being about 13.5 kg. There is a catch, of course. They only supply bulk purchasers, with the minimum order being around 300 kits! But maybe your friendly chain of bike stores could be interested. ::New Hope
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