48V 1000W 26'' Electric Bike Conversion Kit, Rear Wheel Bicycle Motor E-Bike Kit LCD Display &5-level Smart Pedal Assistance, 5 Mode PAS Cycling Hub, Widened Tires, Black

Received 1 weak late from initial date but still 5 stars. Product seems extremely solid. good quality package. Easy to install. Comes with common sense instruction. My 70 kg heavy ass is reaching 55 km/h max speed ON FLAT road with deaccent acceleration close to moto scooter level. If you want to smoke ppl on red light order 2kw. When assembling needed to order extra zip ties and foam pads to attach everything to frame so it doesn't rattle while driving. There is sound at start of accelerating and i think motor has more magnets then controller is programmed to control, not sure if its bad in any way but i will update if there is reliability issues. So far good product that i would recommend to anyone who has enough knowledge and confidence.Update! Just uploaded photo. After 200 km some kind of noise started 46-48 km/h but still works perfect. 1013 km on photo tells everything about reliability. Changed to 5 stars as made money i payed back by savings on public transport.

I’ve been using it for about a month now and no complaints, it was delivered neatly packaged in a huge box with user friendly instructions.If it’s your first time building an ebike definitely have a look through the booklet before you start unwrapping as you’ll need some tools and some prep if you want it to go smoothly.It was my first build and took me about 45 minutes to get it all together, I’m pretty slow with wires so if you’re good with electronics you’ll whiz through it.It’s been suggested by a friend that I also buy a torque arm for the rear wheel, not included in the kit, and id suggest a different controller bag (the controller is huge and the provided bag is poorly stitched and slightly awkward - I’m looking at triangle bags as they look a bit neater)You’ll want a good solid bike frame pref with front suspension and disc brakes.This kit is great value, works well and fairly quietly, it arrived days early but I was well notified. Thumbs up to this seller, no complaints whatsoever 👊

Product was received super quick from the initial order and all things in the box were/are present and correct. No scratches on the wheel or LCD display, was/is a small scratch on the controller but that could have happened when they were QC testing it at the factory. Only 4 stars for now as I haven't installed or tested the kit yet as one is still waiting on a battery (expensive things for one 1/2 decent with a good capacity). So once that arrives and the installation is done, I will update this review further, but so far so good and was damn good value for money for a 1000w wheel WITH an LCD display. If all goes well I may even buy another one 😁EDIT: Kit now installed with a 15.6Ah (20Ah rack battery is next on the list for that "EXTRA" range.) Very pleased with the kit, was easy (for me, some may have "issues" but it,s all about planning and YouTube is your best friend here.) And if you really want to know I get 31.2Mph on the flat with a full charge on the battery 👀🤣. So 5***** is now given. Will update in 6mths. Ciaó for now.EDIT-2: 11/02/2023------------------------So....... 1200 miles and 8-Months later and the rear sprocket has gone (to be fair the sprocket is a SUB-PAR sprocket and really IS NOT designed to freewheel at 30Mph permanently and has subsequently worn itself out and also rusted a little even though it has been kept greased up)... There is a NOW terrible clanking inside the wheel (We have a LOT of bad roads here with lots of potholes), not sure if there is a loose wire/part inside moving about or the central spindle has gone/snapped in the centre of said spindle (Sounds like a broken spoke is rattling against the wheel, but ALL spokes are intact as I had a puncture for the 1st time last week and checked the spokes were intact and secure in the wheel which they were)).I won't know what the issue is "WITHOUT TAKING THE WHEEL APART" which will in turn void my warranty.So for now I will be purchasing ANOTHER kit (just for the wheel) so I can repair the other wheel without having to "stay offroad" while I fix the broken wheel (If it can be fixed).ONE STAR IS being taken off the review, BUT THIS IS NOT DIRECTED TO THE SELLER as the service to date was ok THE ONE-STAR TAKEN OFF OF THE REVIEW IS TO REFLECT THAT THE PRODUCT HAS FAILED BUT IS NOT THE FAULT OF THE SELLER BUT THE MANUFACTURER.That's all for now, will update when I find out what the issue with said wheel is.Edit-3; 29/5/23-----------------So the new wheel is running very well,. I have rebuilt the bike and replaced the controller with a Risun-Motor controller and display and said motor no RUNS SILENT fully. IF you find the wheel has a weird unnecessary noise to it YOU MAY have to go into the display "SECRET SETTINGS" and change the "magnet count" from 43 to 46 as my new controller has a learning function that counted the magnet poles and found there was 46 NOT 43 as set in the controller...My new controller set this for me and now the wheel is completely silent. This will help greatly with wheel noise. Also if you consider buying this wheel I would definitely CHANGE OUT THE REAR SPROCKET (FREEWHEEL THREADED TYPE NOT CASSETE TYPE) as it is really NOT FIT FOR PURPOSE IF TO BE USED IN THE UK as when it is wet or cold (specifically) and the roads are salted/gritted like they do here with overkill, the SALT WILL RUST OUT AND CORRODE THE ATC SPROCKET VERY QUICKLY, and I mean like overnight if not cleaned out. THIS is what wrecked my last wheel (more-so I thought. As I said in my last edit it may have been the rim/spindle/ or sprocket that was the issue and one could not see what or where said issue/clanking was coming from until I got the new wheel.) Well, new wheel bought and runs very well, and I put a NEW triple zinc plated 8speed freewheel sprocket and triple zinc plated silver drive-chain to go with is and greased well. I also changed the old wheels sprocket with a Shimano 7speed freewheel and now the problem on the old wheel is fixed from what I can hear so far, still need to power it up and run at high speed with "weight" on it to see if the noise has finally gone, but for now it has <---THIS WILL sort out any issues relating to the sprocket, as the ATC one is vey sub-par.The bonus out of this is I now have 2 perfectly working wheels with 2 batteries and 3 controllers and now 1/2 way through building another one for my daughter to come out riding with me "Boom-Shanka"(Pics of the BLACK+GREY bike are the new build with said changes on the chain and sprocket (Black+Blue bike are the old build). Also I REALLY would recommend getting a decent set of hydraulic brakes for this kit too (I now have Tektro-Augira E-Sub brakes that work VERY Well as they also cut of the motor too and electronically brake the motor as well as the brakes themselves) as mechanical one piston disc brakes will wear out real quick and the stopping power can be a bit underwhelming when doing 30mph)

The wheel arrived well packed, only when I did the test drive a very unpleasant sound is heard from inside the engine, namely when I press the accelerator this unpleasant sound is heard. But with the help of a 48v 20mAh battery I was able to reach a maximum speed of 50 km/h, only to hear a very unpleasant sound, as if something was gnawing inside the engine. And I want to mention that this is not the first bike of this kind that I have assembled and I know 100% how a good engine should sound. Don't advise to buy it because of this motor noise as it is not known what the life span of this motor will be……

I've had this a couple of weeks and it's my first electric bike build and so far so good .I already had an old bike that I was thinking of donating it to the local charity shop but I had second thoughts and I ordered this and a 48 v battery to convert it into the flying machine it's become, both this kit and battery (also off Amazon) arrived in a couple of days... brilliant ...Only thing is I'm not sure the bag supplied is waterproof so might upgrade this in the future. Also the Controller box is quite big so I would recommend a larger frame than my medium GT frame. Everything went together quite easily, I didn't use the pedal assist as I've heard this can be tricky to control at low speeds , but might give a try if I can be bothered. My battery didn't fit the holes in my frame so some fettling was needed. The battery leads needed soldering to the controller leads for a strong connection . My bike brakes now need upgrading to cope with the skin stretching speed generated .hope this kit stands the test of time.