• sunbird electric bicycles?

  Filed under electric bicycles
  Oct 6

  an electric scooter
  
  Its over 100 pounds, so not allowed on bike paths in most places.

  A 250w hub motor pushing a 118 pound ebike is not going to do very good on hills at all.

  So if you are light and your terrain is real moderate, it might be OK.

  Check with your local government to see if allowed and where.

  For that money though, you could put a nice kit with a 400w hub motor on your mtn bike and have better performance, if you are any good with a wrench.

  or get a nice Currie/Mongoose from Target or Northern Tools

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3 Responses to “sunbird electric bicycles?”

1. 

   Tim D said on December 19th, 2006 at 11:35 am

   like a moped only it has an electric motor
   References :
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2. 

   Sudarsan said on December 19th, 2006 at 11:37 am

   Wondered if your question is incomplete. Would help if you elaborate, and be specific about what you want answered.
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   Rockies VM said on December 20th, 2006 at 12:12 pm

   Its over 100 pounds, so not allowed on bike paths in most places.

   A 250w hub motor pushing a 118 pound ebike is not going to do very good on hills at all.

   So if you are light and your terrain is real moderate, it might be OK.

   Check with your local government to see if allowed and where.

   For that money though, you could put a nice kit with a 400w hub motor on your mtn bike and have better performance, if you are any good with a wrench.

   or get a nice Currie/Mongoose from Target or Northern Tools
   References :
   http://www.electricrider.com
   http://www.poweridestore.com/Hub-Motor-Kits
   store.nycewheels.com
   http://www.largoscooters.com/
   http://www.currietech.com/

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