3:24! Fastest electric bike conversion kit in the world.

http://CleanRepublic.com/hill_topper_electric_bike_conversion_kit.html has made the Hill Topper Classic electric bike wheel kit available for sale. Unlike other complex electric bike kits, Clean Republic's kits are designed for simple, quick installation on almost any bike in the world. These kits are lighter, more efficient, easier to use, and easier to install than any other.

The Hill Topper Classic kit includes SLA batteries that hook right to the side of the electric hub motor bike wheel. The batteries contain enough power to take you 10 miles with no pedaling, and are light enough not to interfere with normal usage of your bike. The whole kit including wheel, hub motor, and batteries weighs only 15 pounds.

Ride your bike just like you always have, but when you get tired, have a windy day or get to that one nasty hill, just press the button for a big boost of power assistance! These motors effectively double the strength of the average bike rider, kicking in with 150-250 watts of assistance depending on which model you use.

Ultra light and compact lithium batteries are being tested now. Stay tuned!

http://CleanRepublic.com/hill_topper_electric_bike_conversion_kit.html

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[greenboy215]

what is the top speed if you were to pedal while the motor is running?

[CleanRepublic]

Top speed is 15mph on flat without pedaling. Up steep hills the speed is lower without pedaling but it's easy to get back up to 15mph if you pedal at the same time (it makes you about 'three times as strong as usual').

[dafranx]

Does that work on multi-speed bikes and utility bikes (bikes that hold cargo)?

[CleanRepublic]

Yes, absolutely. That's why we're going with front wheel kits. The compatibility is much wider. Most bikes that hold cargo are built on the big side and are very easy to add electric power to.

[NWforager]

yep , they are coming out with some really good simple retro fits for existing cars. greening what we have is better than buying (manufacturing) new stuff. I like to test ride one of your kits .

[MrJawesome1]

cant you use it on smaller bikes? 20 inch?

[3mryaman]

haha nice its only 400 dollars, very very cheap, NOT,

[mrstupiguk]

@SocietyFailing Mate, bikes were invented for transport purposes.

[fannieroot1939]

Be nice if one could see the work being done

[Kote12TK]

With this you can have three options. Front wheel drive, electric, or rear wheel drive, you pedal, or all wheel drive, electric and pedal power.

[SocietyFailing]

I thought bikes were generally invented for exercise purposes... hmm

[agentgooner007]

I want of these and one for the rear a 2x2 if you will.

[HostileHST]

Be funny to put the wheel on wrong and you hit the throttle hard BACKWARDS, muhahahaha!

[Pwnegekill]

when you pedal does it charge the battery then can you use the electricty