Description

Are you torn between choosing a powerful kit and a road-legal kit Well, have both in one!

The UK/EU guidelines dictate that a package need to now no longer exceed the rated strength of 250W to be street-felony. Which isn’t wonderful information for the thrill-seekers, strength hungry amongst us who need to have the occasional amusing off-street but nonetheless be capable of trip sensibly and legally on-street. A buy of the not unusual place high-powered package will include its felony implications. On the opposite hand, the practicality of a street-felony package manner giving up the amusing one ought to have off-street. So which package do you choose?

With those new rear wheel kits, CycloTricity had got down to remedy this very catch 22 situations for its customers. We have advanced a completely unique gadget that lets in the consumer change among modes relying on whether or not you’re on-street or off-street, permitting you to unencumber the entire strength wherein it’s miles secure and felony to do so.

This dual-mode gadget is embedded withinside the LCD Display that can unencumber the entire strength of the package the use of a unique code (this could be acquired upon signing the de-restrict phrases of use). Please notice that this isn’t similar to a de-restrict transfer which has been questionable from a felony standpoint.

We’ve long gone to top-notch lengths to make sure you get the maximum from your conversion package buy, with the maximum sturdy and sturdy additives the ultra-modern era has to offer. All at arguably the pleasant price for cash kits located withinside the UK.

Electric bike kit specifications:

• Motor: 1000W gearless brushless rear hub motor, comes integrated in a wheel size of your choice.
• Restricted to 250W and 25km/h by default as a road-legal kit
• 1000W mode reaches maximum speed of 50km/h once de-restricted (requires LCD Display)
• Wheel size: 26inch, 700c, 27.5, 28inch or 29er
• Wheel material: Double walled alloy rim with reinforced spokes to withstand extra pressure.
• Throttle: thumb type gradual lever, the further it is pressed, the more power is provided.
• Controller: 30A current
• Cables: Motor cable and system cable (designed for simplicity and minimal wiring)
• Bag: for mounting the controller
• Brake compatibility: Compatible with both disc brakes and V-brakes
• Fork compatibility: 135mm between fork drop-outs (which is the vast majority of rear forks that are suitable for a derailleur)

Pedal Assist System Upgrades

A Pedal Assistance System is a device that senses your pedalling and makes your kit give automatic assistance, i.e. you do not have to press the throttle throughout your journey. It consists of an advanced LCD handlebar monitor which, not only gives you five levels of power, but also displays your speed, journey distance, time, average speed and many other readings.The LCD computer is required to unlock the full power of 1000W for off-road use.

Although these are optional upgrades, you are highly recommended to install a Pedal Assistance System as it will transform your riding experience and improve the longevity of the battery.

Things to think about before purchasing this rear drive conversion kit:

1-If you wish to include a Pedal Assistance System with your eKit, the bottom bracket on your bike needs to be a Square Taper type (which is the most common bottom bracket on ordinary bikes). If you don’t have a square taper bottom bracket, you may need to replace it as well as the crank arms to make your bike compatible with the PAS. If in doubt, please consult a bike service shop on how to fit a square taper bottom bracket on your bike.

Alternatively, you may opt for purchasing the LCD Display only without the PAS if you want the de-restriction functions but prefer not to fiddle with your bottom bracket.

2-This Rear Drive Motor is only compatible with threaded Freewheel Cogs, not Cessettes. Here is the difference:

If your bicycle is fitted with a Cassette, remember to buy a Freewheel from the drop-down menu above or from your local bike shop.

3-To swap Freewheels, you need a tool named Freewheel Remover.

These are widely available to order online.

4- The Rear forks on your bike need to have 135mm clearance between the drop-outs (which is the case with the vast majority of bikes).

5-The fork drop-outs themselves need to be the standard 10mm size (this is also the most common size for fork drop-outs). If you happen to have the slightly smaller 9mm drop-out, you could file them down by 0.5mm on either side for the motor to fit. Please seek professional assistance for this part as doing it wrongly will be entirely at your own risk.

6-Ensure you have enough room inside your frame triangle for your choice of battery:

Frame Battery (mm)