A system designed to electrify a conventional bicycle by placing a motor at the crank, offering enhanced performance compared to hub-driven systems through improved torque, hill-climbing ability, and more natural weight distribution. This setup typically involves a motor unit, battery, controller, and various mounting hardware, allowing riders to convert existing bicycles into pedal-assist electric bicycles.
Crank-mounted motor systems provide a significant advantage by leveraging the bicycle’s gearing, resulting in greater efficiency and power transfer. This translates to a superior experience, particularly on steep inclines and challenging terrain. Furthermore, the centralized weight distribution contributes to better handling and balance. The emergence of these systems represents a key development in sustainable transportation, offering a practical and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional vehicles for commuting and recreational purposes.
