Hahaha Just got one and I'm installing mine to go as slow as possible to keep up with my slower dogs on our pack hikes! I'm not happy about the entire package weighing about 25 lbs. My 30-pound cool bike is about to become a 55-pound tank!
you can run that motor with 750w controller all the time it wont have any problems . That is what factory rates it at 500w but every hub can take at least 30 % more. And you can run it at 48v and top speed would be higher
Первое видео где реально увидел как ведет себя мотор на 500ватт в затяжную горку. До этого сомневался какой мощности мотор ставить теперь понятно 500 ватт достаточно.
@@rotorplays7373then that’s extremely slow for a 500w. My 250w with 36v battery does 37kph out the box. He’s likely bottlenecking his motor with a sub par 36v battery and controller. When realistically that motor should at least have a 48v battery with a 48/52v controller to get the most out of it. you can even throw a 52v battery on there. So no idea why he’s using a 36v on such a powerfull motor built for way more. If he ever upgrades his setup though, i’d be super interested to see the difference.
I have a 500w motor and and a 48v battery and it can accelerate to 20 mph quickly but then after about five minutes it accelerates a lot slower I have to put in a significantly more amount of pedaling to go that fast again
You can - i have just boughtvthe Bafang 1000w off Ebay, a 17.5ah battery from Newcastle and a disc-brake bike from Halfords. £1150 total price including the bike...
@man0z These are electric motors upto 1kw with all the cabling etc - just type Bafang into YTube - I buy all my stuff from Eclipse Bikes based in North East England👍
@man0z I don't know - it's not my bike mate! I have 3 Bafang 1kw conversions. A Brompton. A front fork carbon Giant OCR road bike. An MTB. THE Brommie n Giant are cable brakes and the MTB is mechanical discs. I do not want complicated hydraulics and don't do steep off road so they are just not needed👍 I also have chainring adapters so I can change from the 46T provided to a range from 50T > 58T just changing the chains accordingly👍
You can. The 250w version does 23mph out the box on a 36v battery. Easy. The 500w (which isnt obvious at all to police) looks similar to the 250w version, but will go waaay faster with the paired 48v battery. Want more speed. Stick a 52v battery on there… all while looking like youre on a small 250w motor, that isnt as bait or obvious as those large 1000w ones. Bafang do amazing kits. Soo much better than the higher wattage chinese knock offs.
Hey man great video. I'm jealous of that high end speed your getting on your bike. I've got a Magnum Peak & it's restricted to 28 mph on the throttle. But what kind of phone holder is that & where did you buy it? Looks sick dude, and the perfect set-up.
Don't worry, he's not going any faster than your Peak, that's KM/H Also, just go into the settings and make the wheel setting smaller, that'll trick it and you can increase the speed that way ;-) just use a phone for speedometer, as the reading on the screen (and the odometer) will be off
What I'm finding out is that most people who comment on these video's have no idea what their talking about. You would think someone would give some concrete advice on how to get a 500 watt motor up to these speeds being that they are all limited to 20 mph (throttle).
I want to know this aswell. I think it has to be mph. Because i have the 250w version of this kit on a 36v battery and it does 23mph out the box. Thats 37kmh. So theres no way this 500w motor is doing 35kmh. That would be even less than what my 250w does. So it must be mph. If not then he’s bottlenecking the hell out of that powerfull 500w motor with either a shit battery or shit controller. Or both!
Andrison Dias Yes you can. I weigh 160 pounds and pedaling my ebike with the motor off is not too hard; it doesn’t feel too heavy to me. On geared hub motors, they freewheel when the motor is off, so the motor doesn’t bog you down when it’s not running. This isn’t the case with gearless, so If you plan to bike without the motor sometimes, I’d get the geared models without a doubt. (All Bafang hub motors are geared)
It is 500W rated nominal power for the motor. The controller does put more power to it for short periods of time. 840 - 850 W is the maximum power I've seen on the display.
@@kaikart123 he might actually not be you know. Sure he may be off a bit. But i can honestly say my 250w bafang motor+36v battery does 37kph straight out the box. Plug & play no controller settings needed. So its honestly not too surprising if he has a 500w motor which is double the power, doing kinda close to those speeds. Especially if he’s pairing it with a 48/52v controller and 52v battery. He’d be going pretty frigging fast. Maybe not quite the speeds he stated, but deffo not that far off. I’m not sure what it is about bafangs motors but after owning one, i honestly think that they are way more powerfull than the label they slap on to them. Whereas the cheap chinese brand motors are actually closer to their labeled power, if not less sometimes. Which makes sense why i see some of these bafang 500w kits outperforming alot of these chinese 750w kits easily.
Добре изглежда,виждам,че видеото е качено отдавна..но все пак да питам,имам същия двигател но с друг дисплей 500c,всичко работи добре освен педал асиста,тръгва много рязко и даже опасно,колелото е с 20 цола,открили ли сте начин да се регулира старта,по плавен да бъде?
geared drives are king when it comes to hill climbing , direct drive motors are good for high speed. But a good middrive can do them both. (bbs02/bbshd )
Can you help me please . I have a 36v 500w fat bike , max speed is 18-19mph , I'm 14 stone , I would like to increase speed but without the traditional way of buying a 48v battery plus a 48v controller , is there any other way ? Thanks in advance pal .
it should do 40km+ in higher gear, with pedaling, in my opinion the best one to get is 750- 1000 watt bfand motor, this is kind of slow all 500 watt bikes need a little bit more power for speed, but if you only desire to get somewhere faster, then 500w up to 40km speed is good enough, and at least it's safer, you are unlikely to die in an accident lol., where as 1000 watt motor can do 35mph
Thats baffling. I have the 250w bafang kit with a 36v battery and small 9A controller. And it easily does 23mph. If you have a 500w kit, that thing should be going ALOT faster. Unless your battery or your controller is off. With your 500w kit for good speeds you should be using at least a 48v battery with at 48/52v controller. If you decide to go even further and put on a 52v battery you’d easily be looking at about 4-5mph more speed than if you used a 48v battery. But the speeds youre gettin now are deffo waaay too low for what that motor can put out. Its capable of SO much more!!! Funny thing is I’ve seen these 500w bafang kits outperform even the budget chinese make 1000w kits. I lowkey feel like the bafang motors are actually waaay more powerfull than the company state on the label.
Am just surprised that it's just 36V and 500W motor. Though I read in some of your comments that it your controller can reach up to 800+ Watts, which makes sense, but am still surprised. Thanks again for providing a good idea on how fast it can go with those specifications :)
Yes, 500W is the nominal power, meaning the motor can handle greater wattage for short periods of time and the controller delivers it. 36V battery AFAIK will accelerate faster, but have lower max speed. 48V will accelerate slower, but with higher max speed. To keep the same wattage 48V should be configured to deliver lower current by the controller, hence the slower acceleration. The bike is a 29er which also affects the numbers when it comes to acceleration and max speed.
The e-bike kit was set up by a guy who has a small shop and knows his stuff. Pretty sure he modifies the default settings. I was going to buy the 48V battery, but he convinced me to go 36V as this way he can set it up for faster acceleration. And the big tires will still give me decent max speed.
Man that is super i have made also one like yours, but please be careful it looks like you gambling when u pas a car, o o o when they open the car door its bad. Bud anyway have fun.
I weigh about 200 and now after I'm used to it I could use a little more power. You can research the 750 and 1000W mid-drive options from Bafang - amzn.to/2qTOoAe and amzn.to/2qMKZ71. If you're on a budget would I still recommend this 500W rear drive? Absolutely!
I weigh 250lbs, and I installed a BBHSD on a fat tire bike. Just LOVE it. Had it set to off road mode, meaning 1500 watts. I run a 52v battery and I can go anywhere! Like an electric dirt bike! :)
Frank, I am 64yo, weigh 254lbs. I bought a BBSHD and battery from Lunacycle. Mid mount 1500watts motor. Works WONDERFUL! I tear up the trails and ride up to 29 miles on a fat bike! Visit Luna cycle and check it out. Kerry
Its like riding around with 25 lbs extra . 15 of which is the hub on your front wheel. Other than the extra weight the hub should not make it any harder to pedal, it’s completely independent of the drivetrain
@@aleksyanev Thank you for your replay I am still thinking about this e biku but I had Trance e + 2 pro from 2020 and I need sold them before:) Best Regards:)
no. 21mph. 35kph = ~21mph. This is a very good speed for city/suburban commutting. However, hub motors don't have a lot of torque for other terrains. If you're in an even slightly remote area with unpaved roads anywhere, you'll need at least 750w hub motor or 500w mid drive motor. The sweet spot for each of these types are 48v 1000w-1200w hub motors or 48v 750w-1000w mid drive motors. 1000w mid drive may be overkill, but the speed and torque are so worth it, since they're at the edge of the limits for what a decent bike can handle.
@@originalrecipe6113good speed for commuting. Poor speed for a 500w motor thats capable of so much more. If My bafang 250w +36v battery can easily do 23mph out the box. This guys 500w motor should be doing WAY more. But he did say he’s using a 36v battery, meaning he’s also using a 36v controller+ he’s overweight which would severely bottleneck his speed a shit ton. Otherwise a 500w bafang motor should literally be flying! No lie. These things are waaaay faster than he demonstrated here. Scary fast! He just didnt set it up propperly. For most people an actual properly setup 500w motor is more than enough. Too fast even.
I am made a bike like yours on this moment, it is a trek bike 7 speed giant the motor is 500w 36v and a gazelle orange innergy battery Il lion cels 36v 20 ah if that is not enough I Wil made a battery with more power (I am a little bit a pioneer u will find out on my UA-cam channel jelle terpstra) now the wires and than the top speed trim to 30 km hours atherwis I got a problem with the police in Holland ha ha oh yea I use a helmed better than nothing.
Is this engine of 250 W good and sufficient for elevations, uphills? I have in my hood a lot of steep streets.And i don't want to have too much effort to climb.
Nope, must be at least 500w if it's a rear hub motor, but if you get a center drive motor, 250w should be enough because it is compensated by the gears.
500w for 35km/hr I expected it to be higher So let's just get 1000w for a least 50km/hr But if it don't hits 50km/hr Bafang should create 1500w 3000w or even 5000w motor which most of us most likely want
@@markart157nah bro. Thats very slow for a 500w kit. The 250w version of this kit does 37km out the box. He has the 500w and only hit max 35km. He’s using a much weaker battery and controller than he should be for this type of kit + i think he also said he’s overweight. So his speed is greatly reduced on a motor that should literally be flying! Op is right.
@@travissentertainment9663 If setup correctly, the 500w kit is insanely fast. He just didnt set it up properly with the right battery & controller. Thats why his is so slow. Even the 250w bafang kit with 36v battery goes faster than his.
Тысяч за 150 как вы говорите у них уже не законно как минимум нужна будет регистрация , а 250 w пожалуйста , я так понимаю что у него стоит на 36в контролер если поставиь на 48 то 50 будет ехать
dude that thing rips! can't wait for mine in the mail...i keep watching these vids to ease my anxiety
Me too
Next paycheck.
Sameeeeeee lol
Hahaha Just got one and I'm installing mine to go as slow as possible to keep up with my slower dogs on our pack hikes! I'm not happy about the entire package weighing about 25 lbs. My 30-pound cool bike is about to become a 55-pound tank!
you can run that motor with 750w controller all the time it wont have any problems . That is what factory rates it at 500w but every hub can take at least 30 % more. And you can run it at 48v and top speed would be higher
can you do some big hills and mountain biking please
Первое видео где реально увидел как ведет себя мотор на 500ватт в затяжную горку. До этого сомневался какой мощности мотор ставить теперь понятно 500 ватт достаточно.
у него там еще 35 км ограничение) так что мотор могет и большее))
@@C5arti Ограничение в настройках тфт компьютера?
Павел Александров да. У меня на 28колесах до 40 разгоняется
@@C5arti Где покупал мотор?
Павел Александров на али
What you all came for 6:09
3:40 ул. Малък Резен, 6:10 Ал. Малинов :D
My new 500 watt, 48v, 10A Dual battery e-bike does 46kph no Pedalling. Range of about 70 miles on one charge
whats the batteries specs ?
Много пъргава конфигурация, браво колега !
I wish I could have one here in NYC the fine is up $500 and they may take your bike .
Who cares 😂
Just Drive a path the cars cant follow you.
Wow, amazing. Is the speed in km/h or mph ?
Mph for sure
@@xgamersx1919 no its kmh
@@rotorplays7373then that’s extremely slow for a 500w. My 250w with 36v battery does 37kph out the box.
He’s likely bottlenecking his motor with a sub par 36v battery and controller. When realistically that motor should at least have a 48v battery with a 48/52v controller to get the most out of it. you can even throw a 52v battery on there. So no idea why he’s using a 36v on such a powerfull motor built for way more. If he ever upgrades his setup though, i’d be super interested to see the difference.
Good video 💪🏽 how many amp it’s the controller?
What is maximum distance you can do without pedaling in the city ?
40 KM normally
So the pedals don't move at all?? Why?
Thanks alot
How is the noise ??? Is it high??
I heared in video but real is real
In reality the noise is not so loud.
thanks alot
Is the motor still working afther 5 year?
is there any issue now ? what is the max top speed ?
No issues, still going strong.
Aleksandar Yanev what is the hardest climb (on asphalt) you did in the video? About how many degrees?
Is that rear hub or mid drive? Thanks.
I have a 500w motor and and a 48v battery and it can accelerate to 20 mph quickly but then after about five minutes it accelerates a lot slower I have to put in a significantly more amount of pedaling to go that fast again
I wish we could have these in the UK
You can - i have just boughtvthe Bafang 1000w off Ebay, a 17.5ah battery from Newcastle and a disc-brake bike from Halfords. £1150 total price including the bike...
@man0z These are electric motors upto 1kw with all the cabling etc - just type Bafang into YTube - I buy all my stuff from Eclipse Bikes based in North East England👍
@man0z I don't know - it's not my bike mate! I have 3 Bafang 1kw conversions.
A Brompton.
A front fork carbon Giant OCR road bike.
An MTB.
THE Brommie n Giant are cable brakes and the MTB is mechanical discs. I do not want complicated hydraulics and don't do steep off road so they are just not needed👍
I also have chainring adapters so I can change from the 46T provided to a range from 50T > 58T just changing the chains accordingly👍
You can. The 250w version does 23mph out the box on a 36v battery. Easy.
The 500w (which isnt obvious at all to police) looks similar to the 250w version, but will go waaay faster with the paired 48v battery. Want more speed. Stick a 52v battery on there… all while looking like youre on a small 250w motor, that isnt as bait or obvious as those large 1000w ones. Bafang do amazing kits. Soo much better than the higher wattage chinese knock offs.
Hey man great video. I'm jealous of that high end speed your getting on your bike. I've got a Magnum Peak & it's restricted to 28 mph on the throttle. But what kind of phone holder is that & where did you buy it? Looks sick dude, and the perfect set-up.
Hey, thanks for stopping by! This is the phone holder amzn.to/2GMZYd4 Hope you don't mind the aff link.
Don't worry, he's not going any faster than your Peak, that's KM/H
Also, just go into the settings and make the wheel setting smaller, that'll trick it and you can increase the speed that way ;-) just use a phone for speedometer, as the reading on the screen (and the odometer) will be off
Hi can you tell me approximately how much is the nax weight that the bike can take? Thanks nice video
What I'm finding out is that most people who comment on these video's have no idea what their talking about. You would think someone would give some concrete advice on how to get a 500 watt motor up to these speeds being that they are all limited to 20 mph (throttle).
Is the speed in MPH or KPH
I want to know this aswell. I think it has to be mph. Because i have the 250w version of this kit on a 36v battery and it does 23mph out the box. Thats 37kmh.
So theres no way this 500w motor is doing 35kmh. That would be even less than what my 250w does.
So it must be mph. If not then he’s bottlenecking the hell out of that powerfull 500w motor with either a shit battery or shit controller. Or both!
Did you over volt it and what v48_36v
That thing is a little loud for that sized motor.
My 1500w running at 2080 is almost completely silent.
that's normal bro, your 1500w hub motor is gearless, this one is reducted, that's what you are hearing
Louder but geared hub motors have almost no pedal resistance
Is your maximum speed 34 km/h on a straight road? Do you know how many volts and amps your battery has?
Im waiting for a fatbike with 500w
Hello!!
It is possible to pedal with the engine off (or without battery) or the pedal becomes too heavy.
Thanks!!
Andrison Dias Yes you can. I weigh 160 pounds and pedaling my ebike with the motor off is not too hard; it doesn’t feel too heavy to me.
On geared hub motors, they freewheel when the motor is off, so the motor doesn’t bog you down when it’s not running. This isn’t the case with gearless, so If you plan to bike without the motor sometimes, I’d get the geared models without a doubt.
(All Bafang hub motors are geared)
@@Smurdle450 Thanks 👍
Its possible but the hub motor kit is probably about 16lbs and the battery are usually a good chunk of weight too
Miles per hour, or KM per hour?
km
With a 48v 12amp batterie it goes to 41 km/h
Me 42 :) But when battery full.
That's definitely not 500 watts. I would say it's a good full charge thousand Watts the least
It is 500W rated nominal power for the motor. The controller does put more power to it for short periods of time. 840 - 850 W is the maximum power I've seen on the display.
why my bafang 500w 48v go
80 kp/h?
@@ahmaddarking5386 because you're lying
@@kaikart123 he might actually not be you know. Sure he may be off a bit. But i can honestly say my 250w bafang motor+36v battery does 37kph straight out the box. Plug & play no controller settings needed.
So its honestly not too surprising if he has a 500w motor which is double the power, doing kinda close to those speeds. Especially if he’s pairing it with a 48/52v controller and 52v battery. He’d be going pretty frigging fast. Maybe not quite the speeds he stated, but deffo not that far off.
I’m not sure what it is about bafangs motors but after owning one, i honestly think that they are way more powerfull than the label they slap on to them. Whereas the cheap chinese brand motors are actually closer to their labeled power, if not less sometimes. Which makes sense why i see some of these bafang 500w kits outperforming alot of these chinese 750w kits easily.
@@ahmaddarking5386if youre getting close to those speeds then that means you know how to set up ebikes propperly 🫡
Добре изглежда,виждам,че видеото е качено отдавна..но все пак да питам,имам същия двигател но с друг дисплей 500c,всичко работи добре освен педал асиста,тръгва много рязко и даже опасно,колелото е с 20 цола,открили ли сте начин да се регулира старта,по плавен да бъде?
Не знам дали и как се регулира за съжаление.
only 35kmh? it is very slow
I dont know what to chose geared or gearless.
Why you chose gearless??
It is geared not gearless. Geared is lighter with higher efficiency. Gearless is simpler and should be more reliable.
thanks alot
geared drives are king when it comes to hill climbing , direct drive motors are good for high speed. But a good middrive can do them both. (bbs02/bbshd )
Hi mate what is the size of your chain ring
Rad rover or this?
We can see the phone just fine.
Can you help me please . I have a 36v 500w fat bike , max speed is 18-19mph , I'm 14 stone , I would like to increase speed but without the traditional way of buying a 48v battery plus a 48v controller , is there any other way ?
Thanks in advance pal .
Have a look here. . . All u need is the usb connector and bafang settings software.. ua-cam.com/video/YZXn72WhobM/v-deo.html
Witch gear ratio do you use ? (rear and front chain ring) 30km/h is the max with this config ?
it should do 40km+ in higher gear, with pedaling, in my opinion the best one to get is 750- 1000 watt bfand motor, this is kind of slow all 500 watt bikes need a little bit more power for speed, but if you only desire to get somewhere faster, then 500w up to 40km speed is good enough, and at least it's safer, you are unlikely to die in an accident lol., where as 1000 watt motor can do 35mph
Thats weird...
I can hit 39km/h with my 500w hub motor.
He's probably heavier than you
Mine is 500 watt and goes 25mph 40kph max. how did you get yours to go faster?
Thats baffling. I have the 250w bafang kit with a 36v battery and small 9A controller. And it easily does 23mph.
If you have a 500w kit, that thing should be going ALOT faster. Unless your battery or your controller is off. With your 500w kit for good speeds you should be using at least a 48v battery with at 48/52v controller. If you decide to go even further and put on a 52v battery you’d easily be looking at about 4-5mph more speed than if you used a 48v battery.
But the speeds youre gettin now are deffo waaay too low for what that motor can put out. Its capable of SO much more!!!
Funny thing is I’ve seen these 500w bafang kits outperform even the budget chinese make 1000w kits. I lowkey feel like the bafang motors are actually waaay more powerfull than the company state on the label.
@@Kumari_44what’s your range like?
what's the voltage of your motor? I'm guessing at least 48V
The motor can run at 48V, but this setup is with 36V battery.
Am just surprised that it's just 36V and 500W motor. Though I read in some of your comments that it your controller can reach up to 800+ Watts, which makes sense, but am still surprised. Thanks again for providing a good idea on how fast it can go with those specifications :)
Yes, 500W is the nominal power, meaning the motor can handle greater wattage for short periods of time and the controller delivers it. 36V battery AFAIK will accelerate faster, but have lower max speed. 48V will accelerate slower, but with higher max speed. To keep the same wattage 48V should be configured to deliver lower current by the controller, hence the slower acceleration. The bike is a 29er which also affects the numbers when it comes to acceleration and max speed.
Aleksandar Yanev Did you modify your controller that comes with the Bafang motor to lower or heighten the Amps? If so, do you have a video for that?
The e-bike kit was set up by a guy who has a small shop and knows his stuff. Pretty sure he modifies the default settings. I was going to buy the 48V battery, but he convinced me to go 36V as this way he can set it up for faster acceleration. And the big tires will still give me decent max speed.
Man that is super i have made also one like yours, but please be careful it looks like you gambling when u pas a car, o o o when they open the car door its bad. Bud anyway have fun.
I think I ll buy the same model like you.
What battery do you have ???? and what is the range??
And again thanks for vid
Battery is 12 Ah, Samsung cells I think. Range 20-30 km depending on riding conditions.
@@aleksyanev Thanks alot
Awesome. Would the 500 watt set up be strong enough for me? I weigh 240lbs? I have a Mountain Bike that I want to convert.
I weigh about 200 and now after I'm used to it I could use a little more power. You can research the 750 and 1000W mid-drive options from Bafang - amzn.to/2qTOoAe and amzn.to/2qMKZ71. If you're on a budget would I still recommend this 500W rear drive? Absolutely!
great advice thumbs up
I weigh 250lbs, and I installed a BBHSD on a fat tire bike. Just LOVE it. Had it set to off road mode, meaning 1500 watts. I run a 52v battery and I can go anywhere! Like an electric dirt bike! :)
Frank, I am 64yo, weigh 254lbs. I bought a BBSHD and battery from Lunacycle. Mid mount 1500watts motor. Works WONDERFUL! I tear up the trails and ride up to 29 miles on a fat bike! Visit Luna cycle and check it out. Kerry
500 watt hub motor is faster, 39km speed, need to make some modification on this bike, or start pedaling bro
Is that Miles or Kilometres???
Does it have multiple speed settings for the throttle? Hoping I can get it to top out around 19 for max range
Not for the throttle. Only for pedal assist.
@@aleksyanev oh darn ok thanks for the info!
What Controller have that bike 500w or 750w ?
Hii
And thanks for video.
How fast can go without pedal???
Did you test it hard?? have some problems with gears inside???
Hi, 35 km/h on flat road without pedaling.
No problems so far I've done 500 km.
Hello nice bike,
Bruh what is the name of this speedometer in your phone and what phone holder is this ?
Hi, "Ulysse speedometer" is the name of the app. The phone holder is some random from eBay, don't remember the brand.
When will there be e bike races
Do you feel any drag or resistance when pedaling without assistance or with battery (motor?) off??
No
Yes
Its like riding around with 25 lbs extra . 15 of which is the hub on your front wheel. Other than the extra weight the hub should not make it any harder to pedal, it’s completely independent of the drivetrain
Hi
How much amp your controller got?
Thx.
hello vere are you from
Bro this is mph or kmph?
What is the name of your bike?
36v? 48v?
Hi do you still have this e bike? What is your range by riding only on the handle ?
Hi, yes, I've got a video where I test the range - 31km with average speed 20km/h using electric power only.
@@aleksyanev Thank you for your replay I am still thinking about this e biku but I had Trance e + 2 pro from 2020 and I need sold them before:) Best Regards:)
what's your battery capacity? WH?
@@aleksyanev How money kilometers do you have now?
This is with no pedaling?? Wow
Ограничение по скорости сними в настройках
What app name you use?
So top speed is only 35 mph
no. 21mph. 35kph = ~21mph. This is a very good speed for city/suburban commutting. However, hub motors don't have a lot of torque for other terrains. If you're in an even slightly remote area with unpaved roads anywhere, you'll need at least 750w hub motor or 500w mid drive motor. The sweet spot for each of these types are 48v 1000w-1200w hub motors or 48v 750w-1000w mid drive motors. 1000w mid drive may be overkill, but the speed and torque are so worth it, since they're at the edge of the limits for what a decent bike can handle.
@@originalrecipe6113good speed for commuting. Poor speed for a 500w motor thats capable of so much more.
If My bafang 250w +36v battery can easily do 23mph out the box. This guys 500w motor should be doing WAY more. But he did say he’s using a 36v battery, meaning he’s also using a 36v controller+ he’s overweight which would severely bottleneck his speed a shit ton. Otherwise a 500w bafang motor should literally be flying! No lie. These things are waaaay faster than he demonstrated here. Scary fast! He just didnt set it up propperly. For most people an actual properly setup 500w motor is more than enough. Too fast even.
Is this mud or rear drive
rear
I am made a bike like yours on this moment, it is a trek bike 7 speed giant the motor is 500w 36v and a gazelle orange innergy battery Il lion cels 36v 20 ah if that is not enough I Wil made a battery with more power (I am a little bit a pioneer u will find out on my UA-cam channel jelle terpstra) now the wires and than the top speed trim to 30 km hours atherwis I got a problem with the police in Holland ha ha oh yea I use a helmed better than nothing.
Is this engine of 250 W good and sufficient for elevations, uphills? I have in my hood a lot of steep streets.And i don't want to have too much effort to climb.
I dont think so.
Nope, must be at least 500w if it's a rear hub motor, but if you get a center drive motor, 250w should be enough because it is compensated by the gears.
Mph or km/h?
Km/h
Mph because it’s from Europe
Kinda slow
I removed the limited on my 450 watt E-bike
Also did a small tunning and i can reach 60 kmph on a straight
Interested dude what did you do
I'd like to know what battery size and amps you were running dude
What did you do?
So coool
This is in kmh right?
yes
JUST 35KM=? ;(
it is fast for a bicycle man. If you want more speed buy a scooter or motorcycle
500w for 35km/hr
I expected it to be higher
So let's just get
1000w for a least 50km/hr
But if it don't hits 50km/hr
Bafang should create 1500w 3000w or even 5000w motor which most of us most likely want
@@markart157nah bro. Thats very slow for a 500w kit. The 250w version of this kit does 37km out the box. He has the 500w and only hit max 35km. He’s using a much weaker battery and controller than he should be for this type of kit + i think he also said he’s overweight. So his speed is greatly reduced on a motor that should literally be flying! Op is right.
@@travissentertainment9663
If setup correctly, the 500w kit is insanely fast. He just didnt set it up properly with the right battery & controller. Thats why his is so slow. Even the 250w bafang kit with 36v battery goes faster than his.
WoW!
Break
Vot tuk !
Дружище, это у тебя бафанг 48 500?
Bafang 500W with 36V battery
@@aleksyanev я взял себе 48 500. Думаю чуть шустрее будет бегать. Надеюсь.))
What app is that on your phone?
Pamela Curry ulysse speedometer
What's the battery size?
12Ah
Is it in mph or kph?
Kph
Gearless??
geared hub motor
какбудтот колесо не ровное
Which app do you use?
ulysse speedometer
Czy to Brno?
36v ?
Да
this isnt legal tho, is it?
who cares
What's the fastest you've ever been? Regardless of conditions.
Olsh Kin 48 km/h
Aleksandar Yanev thanks, if u use pedal assist what is the range, because I'm getting a 500w kit with 11ah battery and need it for long distance.
It very much depends on the terrain and level of pedal assist. I'd say you should expect around 50 km.
Aleksandar Yanev thanks for your input, my conversion kit has just arrived so looking forward to testing!
Hey mate, how is it? I'm looking at doing the same! Would you recommend the 500w motor and is 11Ah enough? Thanks!
Так такую скорость можно просто на хорошем байке ехать на педалях...
Я думаю в долгую 50 на 50 можно будет ехать со скоростью 34 км/ч.
Km!h ?
Yes
Noisy ...
шумит как троллейбус
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слабый движек, лучше поднакопить и собрать номарльный агрегат тыщ за 150
Тысяч за 150 как вы говорите у них уже не законно как минимум нужна будет регистрация , а 250 w пожалуйста , я так понимаю что у него стоит на 36в контролер если поставиь на 48 то 50 будет ехать