woosh swxo2 250w 48v vs rio 36v 250w?

[footpump]

hello all

woosh do rio mtb 17amp 36v 250w 60nm

I see they have a 48v 250w kit 26" rear kit being 48v would there be far more torque for hill climbing?
and will range suffer a lot being 48v rather than 36v

nm of 48v kit

 

[Woosh]

the 48V kit is the better hill climber of the two.

and will range suffer a lot being 48v rather than 36v

Range wise, there is not much difference in battery consumption between the two if you ride the same road at the same speed.
However, it is more tempting to pull away and climb hills faster just because you can with the 48V kit, my guess many people will just do that and battery consumption suffers a little. Still, the Rio comes with 36V 13AH and 36V 17AH, the 48V comes with 48V 12AH. The range of the 48V is in the middle between the two, about 50 miles.

 

[footpump]

thanks woosh forgot to ask approx. nm of 48v set up and weight of 48v battery

thank you

 

[Woosh]

the 48V motor is a little heavier, the rest is the same compared to the 36V SWX02.

battery + integrated controller inside cradle 3.5kg
motor: 4kg

 

[1boris]

Hi,
will you have this 48olt 250w kit in bigger wheels anytime soon,and can you sell the kit without battery?

 

[Woosh]

Hi,
will you have this 48olt 250w kit in bigger wheels anytime soon,and can you sell the kit without battery?

we will in the summer. Thank you for asking Boris.