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Electric Bike Motor Kits

NYCeWheels Exclusive: The Electric Brompton Folding Bike

December 21, 2010

After years of research and trial and error, we’ve finally come up with an efficient electric motor kit for the Brompton folding bicycle. Using a 250-watt front hub motor that fits nicely into the Brompton fork, Lithium batteries that store inside of the front carrier bag, and a simple thumb throttle, this kit allows the [...]

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Average Joe Cyclist’s BionX Electric Kit Story

November 10, 2010

“Electric bikes make cycling accessible for a much wider range of people, and that’s a wonderful thing!” – Average Joe Cyclist Average Joe Cyclist has been riding electric bikes for a while, but recently when he installed a BionX PL350 electric bike kit on his bicycle he got an all too common comment from one [...]

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NEW BionX Kit Console, Separate Throttle!

October 22, 2010

If you have been waiting to hear what’s new from BionX in 2011 then today is your lucky day. It’s also your lucky day if you’ve been dreaming of a BionX recumbent, BionX road bike, or any other BionX bike with a difficult handlebar mounting situation. Now you don’t have to do all that jerry-rigging [...]

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You Think Your BionX Electric Bike Is Tough?

August 10, 2010

“Chinese guys downtown – they don’t know anything about electric bikes!” Eastern philosophy is spoken wisely, and as an expert on electric bike motor kits, Heng Liew should know about quality. He uses a BionX electric bike kit to deliver food every day. If you’ve ever been to Chinatown in Manhattan, you’d realize that a [...]

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Why Buy an electric Hub Motor?

July 20, 2010

We’ve been selling electric bikes and electric bike motor kits for years, and practically every bike is made with a hub motor built into the wheel these days. What distinguishes an electric bike with a hub motor from any other type of motor like the Panasonic bottom bracket motor or the Currie chain-drive system? There [...]

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Two BionX Kits are Better Than One

June 23, 2010

After installing a BionX electric conversion kit on his Scorpion recumbent trike, Brendan decided to deck out his Koga World Traveler with a BionX bike kit as well. He got the BionX PL350 and now alternates between his two-wheeled bicycle and his recumbent, depending on the day. Want to know if the BionX electric motor [...]

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BionX Conversion Kits: Recumbent Bikes

June 15, 2010

Trying to decide which bike will work best with a BionX conversion kit? How about a recumbent bike or recumbent trike? The popular laid-back steering is popular with many of our customers, and we’ve seen a good share of BionX recumbents pass through our store. Read about some of our BionX recumbent conversions, and maybe [...]

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BionX Conversions From the Master

May 18, 2010

Alex from BionX visited NYCeWheels this past weekend to demonstrate some electric bike conversions, check out our store, and just show us some cool new stuff that is going on at BionX. Though I had a lot of experience troubleshooting a BionX electric bike kit after it’s already on a bike, I had never done [...]

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New BionX Rack Battery

March 8, 2010

I don’t have to list the reasons why BionX is one of our most popular electric bike conversion kits. The intuitive torque sensors provide a smooth pedal-assistance, in addition to a throttle for a quick speed boost. The BionX electric motor kit is not only the most versatile electric motor kit, it also has various [...]

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Electric Bike kit in Brazil

February 11, 2010

Paulo Galindo visited our store over the summer looking for a electric bike kit to take back to Rio de Janeiro. He ended up getting our last Currie electric bike kit, which has since been replaced by our much more popular eZee conversion kit and BionX conversion kit, both using Lithium batteries. The SLA-based Currie [...]

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