I did one of those for The Gadget Show, and Jason won the challenge on it - by a lot. Mine had a rear cassette motor and downtube battery. There are mamy choices for conversion kits depending on your budget. I'd avoid a front motor. If she wants it for commuting to work, stick to a rear motor. If she wants light-weight, there are a few options. You need to give us a few requirements if you want specific advice.My friend asked if I could convert this for his wife
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Any ideas ? She's very light 60 kg, bike is 11 kg, reasonably flat terrain that they cycle on
Any thoughts ?
I used a Bafang CST. It was actually part of an Oxydrive kit. It was quite big and powerful. If she wants something light, A Q100C with a KT controller and a small Aliexpress bottle battery.I was thinking rear cassette and down tube battery, she had a Pendleton e-bike but she found it a bit heavy and clunky, so I was thinking something a bit more lightweight. I think 36v would be fine. What rear motor did you use ?
@PC2017 found this motor wheel building dude dude:I could find somewhere in the UK to build the wheel ?
Just contacted Arrow Wheels@PC2017 found this motor wheel building dude dude:
https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/29er-mxus-xf07-wheel-build-good-idea-bad-idea.47991/page-2#post-734760