Electric Bicycles

48v 1000w ebike 70kph+ with gears for massive power!

dean — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 17:11:38 -0700

Hello ebike lovers

If you are anything like me you want huge POWER & huge TORQUE!

Here we have a system that offers both & fits almost all bikes available....48v 1000w (2000+w peak) is beyond what i could have thought possible for a bicycle.

I mean 70kph is fast! and this ebike has the motor hooked upto the bikes chain and the rear 8 gears so the TORQUE is amazing at the least

i have tried many 1000w hub motors and nothing has come even close to this ebike kit!

bicycles non electric

jstack6 — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 10:07:14 -0700

I still say the best bicycle is the human powered bicycle. They never run low on fuel , well if they do you stop for a smoothie or something to eat. Make it healthy and you get great clean power.

Recently I go some airless tires for my road bicycle. They are amazing and I never have to worry about a flat tire again. I don't need to carry an air pump or spare tubes and tools. What a great simple idea.

For vehicle michilien is working on some airless tires called tweels . Maybe this will be the next step in all transportation.

Finding the best E-bike for you

dean — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 16:02:11 -0700

If you want to compare the ebikes you have seen to the best quality powerful efficient ebikes & D.I.Y. kits around see the info on this website

See why they are the fastest kits....read up!

www.edealsbargains.com.au

Electric bike kits that use the bikes gears

dean — Wed, 21 May 2008 18:42:12 -0700

Electric Bike Brushless Motor D.I.Y. Kits, High-technology including LiFePO4 battery systems for electric bicycles & mountain bikes....Brisbane's best

E-Bicycle in Arizona

jstack6 — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:59:02 -0700

There are some real nice electric bicycles now for sale in Arizona. I checked them out a few weeks ago and now have 2. They are real sturdy, safe and work better than any I have ever tried. They look and feel like a small motorcycle.

I want to use them to test new battery types like A123 Lithium, Altair nano lithium and Valence Safion lithium batteries. It would cost a forture in a car but will be very affordable in a light efficient bicycle.

Fantastic site for researching e-bikes.

meanjoegreen — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:51:20 -0800

I've been looking to buy an e-bike and recently somebody told me about this site. Very helpful, easily access every e-bike manufacturer, dealer, pictures, videos etc.

www.ebikehub.com

Great stuff. If your having a hard time deciding, there is lots of information here.

Electric Scooter w/lithium batteries

jstack6 — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 14:00:36 -0700

Check out these pure electric scotters. You can even get lithium batteries and go up to 50 mph. If you go slower you can double your range.

Note I don't sell or own these scooters or have any financial connection with them.

http://www.fun-ev.com

Rhodes Car - 4 Wheel Bike that Rides Like A Car

Raw Vegan Mama — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 05:49:54 -0700

http://www.rhoadescar.com/store/index.html

These are so cool! They have 3 gear options: Single Speed, Optonal 6 & 36 Speed. They only come in blue, but that's ok! LOL! I think this is perfect for a family!

HPV bicycles 600+ mpg

jstack6 — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 12:03:32 -0700

Did you know a human power vehicle has gone over 80 mph ? They have a competition each year trying to break these records. The fastest use a recumbent type bicycle in an enclosed shell, very fast and aero dynamic.

Did you know a bicycle gets over 600 mile per gallon compared to the amount of energy in a gallon of gas when used in food ? Check out bicycling magazine. A recent college graduate did a study and compared all the food against fuel and went over 660 miles.

bicycles, human power

jstack6 — Wed, 30 May 2007 00:18:01 -0700

A bicycle is one of the most efficient vehicles ever invented. There are 1,2,3 and even 4 wheels. Here's a note about efficiency from http://www.treehugger.com/files/2006/07/world_most_ener.php
Comparing energy used per passenger-mile (calories), they found that a bicycle needed only 35 calories, whereas a car expended a whopping 1,860. Bus and trains fell about midway between, and walking still took 3 times as many calories as riding a bike the same distance. end of quote