Which kit is best for me?

trex

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ciclotek has great choices of kits.
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Agelos

Finding my (electric) wheels
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Kit includes:



BT 36v. 9 Ah. Battery
36 v. 9 Ah. BT battery. Specially designed to be placed in the hollow of the bottle cage. Ideal for travel over 50 km. Served with holder, charger and controller bag.

36 v. 350 watts. XF motor

250 watts rated power. 350 watts of continuous power and 540 or 612 watts peak power (15 or 17 amps.). It´s offered radiated in rim (choose size in the corresponding product dropdown menu) and with different options.
Check motor dimensions here
Motor Dimensions 100/130 mm (front / rear)
Motor Dimensions 83 mm (front)



36v. 15 amp. controller + LCD control pannel.


Select up to five levels of assistance + 0 level. Battery level display, speed and odometer partial / total, backlight for night tours and light control from screen. Assistance "in standing out" of 6 Km. an hour and controllable speed limit display.
Features and basic and advanced settings.
The controller captures the signal from the pedal sensor (PAS) or the throttle, and sends the necessary power to the motor. Weight: 200 gr. Dimensions: 8 cm. X 5 cm X 3 cm. Peso: 200 gr. Dimensiones: 8 cm. X 5 cm X 3 cm. Output for lights
Full Features.

Full electronics set:

PAS sensor: Activates motor proportional to pedaling. Magnetic disc 65 mm.
Thumb Throttle: Activates motor without pedaling (Installation is optional)
Brake levers: Motor cut-off levers. Optional installation.
 

trex

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that's pretty good, the motor, battery and LCD are OK but I guess you'd want to know what can be improved.
1. you've got Tektro Auriga hydraulic brakes, the selected brake handles are useless.
2. You've got Truvativ crankset, it's very difficult to fit the selected pedelec sensor on them.
the PAS disc is also inferior quality. You should go for 12 magnet double hall disc, does not cost much. Something like this one from the Big Bear kit
 

Agelos

Finding my (electric) wheels
May 28, 2014
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Yes, I figured that out... Its ok if the kit is any good... You see I can't go for a better (larger) bottle battery due to the limited space in the triangle, so I have to settle for less...
 

trex

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that model of PAS is not bad, the holes on the disc will collect mud though.
Instead of bmsbattery.com - take a look at BTN, they have easy fit parts, great for do it yourself because they'll save you a lot of time.
http://b-t-n.en.alibaba.com/productlist.html
 

ebikenewb

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they are good kits. d8veh is specialist on all things from bmsbattery.
the Q100H 36V350W delivers 50% more power than the Cyclotricity e-kit which uses the XF07, about the same power as the £550 Woosh Big Bear front kit. The 11.6AH bottle battery from BMSbattery requires the same space for fitting as the 15AH square bottle from the Big Bear kit. The S06S controller is built into the base of the bottle fitting, tends to pickup moisture dripping down from the bottle and overheat. It's also difficult to squeeze all the wires into such a small space. All the LCDs do about the same job, you are OK there. You may have trouble fitting the 504 PAS with your bottom bracket. The King Meter speed sensor is standard part, widely used, you won't have problem there.
One thing you should note, the 11.6AH battery has 10A continuous rating, that will put a severe limit on climbing power of the Q100H, which can take 20A-25A. The S06S is rated 15A, you need really a BMS that can deliver at least 15A continuous. The devil is in the details. After choosing your motor wheel (RPM, voltage, current, reduction ratio, gearing system) - you need to read up quite a bit on the rest of the electronics. Which cells? which BMS? which controller? which PAS? which display unit? the differences are subtle, yet important to achieve good results. It also becomes more and more expensive to pay for freight whenever a battery is in the shipment, typically $150+, and also, cwah got stung recently quite a bit by import duty and VAT. £300 for a motor!
http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/custom-charge.17920/
Where can I get that big bear kit from? Cant seem to find it on the directory