Originally I wanted to go with the back wheel version with the pedal assist system, but I'm thinking that for future hacking and modifying of the basic kit, the front wheel version will be easier to migrate to a different platform. They've got a variety of kits, but I went with one for the front wheel of your bicycle. Down the road, I've got bigger and better (and more LED filled!) ideas about what to do with this thing next!Īs I mentioned, I got the conversion kit from. This instructable will cover the basics of installing, using, and customizing the kit, as well as my review of the overall experience. I jumped at the chance, and they sent me this awesome DIY electric bike conversion kit! Now I finally get to try of these things! Gas is crazy expensive, and I've considered more than once looking into an electric bike as an alternative to my current situation, but it's all seemed a bit out of my price range.Īs fortune would have it, I was contacted a few weeks ago by, interested in having me review one of the many tools and gadgets they carry. It seems like a great way to commute! Recently I've had some problems with my back and foot, and that's left me stuck to car commuting to and from work. On my travels I've encountered a lot of different types of bikes, but I've always been intrigued by the occasional electric bike I've seen.
As long as you can handle the rain, this place is a fantastic area for bicyclists! I live in Eugene, Oregon, one of the most bicycle friendly small cities around, and I really like making use of the many, many bike paths and bike lanes that thread throughout the town and out into the surrounding natural areas.
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