Conversion to an ebike offers several advantages, including:

Pedaling effortlessly on challenging routes or steep climbs.
Covering longer distances without getting tired.
Contributing to sustainable mobility by reducing environmental impact.

Technical specifications vary according to the model of the electric motor kit. They include motor power, battery capacity, display type, and driver assistance functions.

Battery life depends on the capacity of the battery and the level of assistance selected while riding. On average, the battery can last from 30 to 100 km on a single charge.

The electric motor kit is compatible with many types of bicycles, including road models, mountain bikes, and folding bikes. However, it is important to check the compatibility of the kit with your specific bicycle model before purchase.

Accessories included in the kit may vary, but generally include the electric motor, battery, display, pedaling sensor, and cables needed for installation.

Installation of the electric motor kit requires basic mechanical skills. If you do not feel confident, it is advisable to consult a professional to ensure proper and safe installation.

You can certainly buy higher power kits for off-road use or on dedicated mtb trails.

The maximum speed of the ebike should be limited to 25 km/h. Above this speed, the electric motor assistance needs to be stopped.