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Question about 26 inch 36v 750w rear hub motor bike conversion kit
1. Is the 750 watt hub motor good bike conversion kit for hill climbing? If not what would you recommend?
2. Is the electric bike motor controller current limit set to keep from burning out the hub motor when loaded?
3. I see the hub motor spec sheet is quite old 2013. Is there an up to date one?
4. What is the full old current of the motor at rated N-M load or torque?
5. Any service places for your parts in the US?
6. What size electric bike battery is recommended for your motor and controller? 36v 15ah?

1.We can make hub motor with low speed,will good for hill up.
2.Hub motor controller max 26A,so that electric bike motor max 26A
3,4.Only tell us max speed,we can customize motor…lower speed,stronger torque
5.no service place now
6.recommend 36v 15ah or more ah

Yes, I would like a lower rpm hub motor for hill up if the cost of the bike conversion kit does not change. Maybe 25 mile hour max speed flat ground or about 311 RPM. What would you recommend? What do you have that is close to that?
I need to order shortly to not miss the special on shipping that is coming to an end on Dec 28th.

Yes.We have.
When you order,only leave message: 25mph or about 311 RPM.
Then we can make this hub motor as your message.

Would it be possible to get the hub motor data for this different motor like you have on your other motors? I really like that data as I can see what the electric bike motor is capable of.

I don’t understand this phrase “Mechanical brake: Default Disk or V (If need to install drum brake,please tell us in advance)

I have not heard of drum brakes on a bicycle. I don’t have disk brakes right now but would prefer the motor be capable of adding that even though I have V brakes on the bike right now. So what should I ask for?

I forgot to add that I don’t want a geared 26 inch electric bike motor wheel. the gears are plastic and won’t last long on the hills. I hope that does not cause a problem.