First Test of 1000W Black Lightning 40 MPH Brushless Geared Hub Motor from Hi-Power Cycles

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This is the first test of our 1000W BLACK LIGHTNING brushless, geared hub motor. THIS BIKE AS ALL OF OUR BIKES THAT GO OVER 20MPH can only be legally used OFF ROAD!!!! The lucky guy testing this motor is Jake Carter from San Luis Rides located in San Luis Obispo, CA. This motor is unbelievable- It has the power to lift the front wheels of the ground and also hit 40MPH on just 48V! This is our most powerful motor, and since it is internally geared, it still comes in at only 9 lbs! The motor will fit up to a 9 speed freewheel and also disc brakes. This is the Ultimate Electric Bike motor!

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I wonder how many watts the horse in the background at 1:05 was putting out.....

What is your website?

hi, i like buy a motor conhismotor from china, helps you well on the slopes, or be better than 3000 watts?

are they just selling the hub or the whole bike and where can I buy it and any idea how much?

Is this direct drive? or planetary geared hub motor?

Someone tell me where to buy this

Complete BS. Total lies. He's not going 40mph. A 1000 watt hub motor being powered by 48V can only go 28-32mph on flat ground. Even the eye test shows you this on the video.

Lying Whores!

Just looking at that saddle makes my ass hurt.

are you selling the motor?

don't sleep with 4 pillows anymore

so this does 40mph on 1000w? Does your website state the same speed for this motor? i thought it was less

lol...60 kph on that little 48 volt motor?....not a chance..

These saddles look dangerous. One has to be a bit tight I guess.

So he is riding on the wrong side of the road freaking out the on coming traffic.

is it true you can put a 72v battery on a 48v motor?

where would one purchase this kit or bike?

LIKE TO GET THIS BIKE

looks like it wouldn't even break 25 mph

but what about it

Sp this was 5 years ago, what upgrades have happened since you did this? HAve you switched to Lithium batteries? What range are you getting? I actually live In SLO myself but I don't see anyone using these type of bikes I do see them use those electric only ones.