does this works with electric bike? my ebike has the motor in front wheel and the battery is located at the rear wheel. and the wheel size of 16"
1966694
Yes, it would work. There's instructions on settings for the different wheel sizes.
1966695
I not sure, but if you can get it from your handle bars to your front wheel it should. When my bike went in for a tune up, I had the bike shop install it. It was worth the 15 dollars o have it done right.
1020184
The vendor REALLY needs to respond to this question. Battery equipped E BIKES can run 75 pounds or better.
2092624
Yes it would BUT! if your breaks are on the front of the bike there could be a problem depending on what type of breaks you have. V breaks would be OK then you might have to have them installed. Then again you would here them scream every time you used them. Your best bet if this doest work-is to go with a motor w/ disc break app and use this controller. That is what I did. The controllers w/ the black disc break motors use 70 volts of your 48v batteries making them dead within 2 miles of riding. The "Conhis-Motor" controller that comes with this kit only use about 60v max I get about 10 miles per charge w/ SLA 12v12Ah x4 = 48v12Ah pack. I hope this wasnt to much to understand but I have been building e- bikes for some time now and know what to buy and what to not buy.
1852260
I have an Electra Townie and it works on mine, but I'm unfamiliar with your bike. If the dimensions are similar to mine it should work.
1281816
If your bike has a standard 26" front wheel, I don't see any reason that it wouldn't work better than on a regular 26" bike. Biggest problem I have had is the weight of the batteries above the rear wheel creating an unstable higher center of gravity for the bike. Switching to Li-ion batteries should solve my problem but they are very expensive batteries. Using a trike should solve that problem nicely.
66332
Yes it will . But i `ll suggest you the check details of the particular battery mentioned. The bicycle motor spes. is a 1000 watt usage. A 25 Amp. battery would give better power and range to your motor. LifePO battery are more expensive , need some more time to charge and they have more weight but last longer then other types of batteries. Besides an Acid lead battery would be quite dangerous on regulair bikes but they fit well for hitch trailers and carts purposes when sufficient packed.Hope i `d could help you out a bit Martinius Berg.
212476
I don't believe it will work with the sealed lead acid batteries in a powerwheels...a new battery is the best solution for those.
2095657
It doesn't work if you want to mount the sensor on the rear wheel. I just tried it and no go. My handlebar is 34" from the sensor and it's too far away (max. is 27"). I need to return the unit and exchange it for a wired one.
1054435
Yes, I have two bikes at different locations, and only one battery, so only have to disconnect the battery when I go to the other location. Works very well. Love the bikes! Prodeco is a very good company to work with; very helpful.
542307
All it is is a hard wired two pin cable with a fuse on the hot wire side. It should work. I used it on a Burgman 650 Maxie scooter and it works fine. To be safe I suggest contacting the manufacturer to confirm.
524721
Hello, I am sorry but I do not believe this battery will work with your bike. It has a unique adapter designed for Ezip and Izip trailz bicycles
1676520
You certainly could add a small electric motor to the front wheel. "Traction" type motor kits sit on top of the front tire and drive the wheel. Though most all are designed for bicycles and use gravity to rest on top of the tire. Since the Mobo "fork" is lying flat it would not get the best contact. Also keep in mind that adding a copper core motor and a lead acid battery to your bike will add 20+ pounds, so while you may get some assist going up a hill, all the other times you are carrying around dead weight. Might be better just to improve your endurance! :-)
754821
Most E-bikes use higher voltage battery packs with over 10AH capacities. This is not a "high discharge" type unit; i.e., it is made for UPS systems, back up power, etc. You will need to take the specs. from your E-bike and match the battery voltage and current capacity(AH) to have good luck. Hope this helps: john Y.
1311160
This is the same motor, but this is a short case, which means it is made for 10-11 inch wheels. You need the gy6-B 150cc with the extra long case to accomodate the 16" wheels on the scooter you have.
1761252
No, Sorry, the dimensions are not correct for your bike, you need to search for an exact fit battery, just google it
523705
You can get a replacement back wheel including the motor here, look in the "parts" section. They have a 300 watt wheel motor assembly that will fit this bike. www.electrobikeworld.com
1890861
It was fine. I have to say that the battery box arrived broken, they immediately sent a replacement and it is cracked again. There is also something wrong with my rear wheel. I'm glad I tried Ebike- really cool concept, but I'm not sure I'd do it again.