Normal looking ebike bike???

[Bobbilly]

Hi ppl

I'm after a ebike which is capable of going 30mph minimum, has a hidden battery pack and had a decent run time . I don't want to have to carry a backpack every time. Ebikes are new to me so I don't know where to look for on that meets my requirements
Thanks

 

[flecc]

With 30 mph capability and decent run time, the battery will have to be too large to be hidden.

There's an example you can look at but still with only up to a claimed 20 miles range at 15mph on this link

At 30mph the range will be far less. You'll notice they advise it's not suitable for road use, but that's only for legal reasons since the power assist limit on the road is 15.5 mph.
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[Bobbilly]

Thanks.

What about the ones that look like a water bottle they seem cool

 

[E-Wheels]

Hi ppl

I'm after a ebike which is capable of going 30mph minimum, has a hidden battery pack and had a decent run time . I don't want to have to carry a backpack every time. Ebikes are new to me so I don't know where to look for on that meets my requirements
Thanks

http://stealthbikeuk.co.uk/b-52/

 

[Bobbilly]

http://stealthbikeuk.co.uk/b-52/

That bike looks like a motor bike. I'm just after a normal looking mountain bike. But appreciate you time to post.

 

[soundwave]

https://www.vivax-assist.com/en/product/e-mtb/fahrrad.php?id=1019

 

[flecc]

Thanks.

What about the ones that look like a water bottle they seem cool

Due to the size they are more limited in capacity though. Running on motor at 30mph or more really eats the current fast, possibly around 30Wh per mile. The larger one on this link (648 Wh) is about as big as you'll get in bottle format and might give you about 20 miles at full speed. It's not possible to be really accurate about range since it depends how much you help with the pedalling.
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[Deleted member 4366]

We know what you want, but let's make it simple: You can't have it.

That Xipi bike that Flecc linked to is about as close as you can get, but they're not very reliable and it won't belong before you regret your purchase.

If you want 30 mph it's cheaper and better to get a petrol moped, even with the cost of tax and insurance.

Bicycles are OK up to about 24 mph.

 

[Bobbilly]

Ok like I said im new to e bikes so don't know where they at .

24mph would be okay

 

[Nealh]

Hidden battery packs are rare, some bikes use a semi integrated down tube look. It is hard to make a stealthy looking bike that doesn't say ebike at an affordable sensible price.
24mph as said by d8veh is doable with a 48v kit which there aren't very many, so you have to source and build your own.
36v systems can assist 18- 20mph if you are a keen rider.
Bosch / Yamaha systems can be dongled for extra speed though batteries take a beating.
Otherwise for above 20mph an s- pedelec.
For legality only 26 or 48v 250w systems are allowed with 25kp/h cut off.

 

[Bobbilly]

The battery doesn't have to be fully hidden I just don't want a crap looking bike

 

[flecc]

You can read about S-pedelecs on this link

Some are quite discreet looking like this Stromer at a high price. Paying less usually mean the e-bike aspect is more obvious as with this Haibike speed pedelec.
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[Deleted member 4366]

If you want proper advice, you need to give us a lot more info about what you're trying to achieve. You can get any bicycle to do 100 mph for nothing. All you need to do is ride it off a cliff, but I guess that's not what you want.

 

[E-Wheels]

That bike looks like a motor bike. I'm just after a normal looking mountain bike. But appreciate you time to post.

If you have a healthy budget, 5k will get you a 45km/hr R&M Supercharger HS with 2x 500Wh intergrated batteries for range and it looks more like a regular MTB
https://www.r-m.de/en-gb/e-bike/supercharger/supercharger-gt-touring-hs/#18X02_28020508

 

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Specialized Turbo Levo - there are many variations

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