250 vs 500 Series E-Bike Kit Explainer Comparison by Mike

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Author: LEED Bicycle Solutions

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Are you trying to figure out which e-bike kit is best for you? 250 Watts or 500 Watts? Watch this video to learn the differences between the 250 Series and the 500 Series E-Bikes Kits by LEED. What is your riding style? Deciding which electric bike kit is for you is best determined by which type of a ride you are looking for. Riding fast uphill and on flats without the need to pedal is best accomplished with the 500 Series (500 Watt) Electric Bike Kit. A more natural riding experience where you need to pedal on hills and have the option on flats is best with the 250 Series (250 Watt) E-Bike Kit. Both kits are compatible with all bike types, but the type of ride you are looking for will help you decide which e-bike kit is for you.

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Could you use it in cyclocross ? I would like travel by bike to work but its 12 miles and some extra boost will be nice.

I need a bike that a 230kg person can ride. Also I'm from Australia

I own 2 of the 250 watt ebike kits and they are great! The Samsung Lithium Ion 40 mile battery is 2 years old and still going strong.They are well worth the money.

Thanks, this explains alot.

Dose the 500watt kit work on schwinn trikes, and if so would a rear wheel kit be better for that style of trike or would a front wheel kit work best?

Also can I purchase a second 36v 13mah battery, like that comes with the rack mounted version to carry as a back up, if so whats the cost of a second battery?

I also noticed that your web site has a drop down option under the 500watt kits that says wheel size in that drop down it says 27.5" / 650lb / + $125 what does all that mean?

Also I see some kits talk about a Dual Mode Controller saying that the motor works under a Hall effect, and non-Hall effect, to extend the life of the electric bike (For 1 mode controller, the motor only works under a hall effect, if hall components inside the motor break down, the motor will stop working. But with their Dual Mode Controller, if the components breaks down, it'll switch into non-hall effect mode, and the motor will still be working.) what is your motor or is this a feature often only found on cheap non dependable after market generic motors?

also what does 700c mean

Nice I like it