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According to Maxon, the BIKEDRIVE Air e-Bike system weighs only 3.5kg (including the battery). Moreover, the e-Bike #middrive is almost completely hidden, as well as the 250Wh battery that’s concealed in the downtube, while the range can also be doubled courtesy of an additional battery https://capovelo.com/maxon-brings-mechanical-doping-to-the-masses-with-new-invisible-bikedrive-air-e-bike-system/

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One of the world’s leading manufacturers of #e-Bike drive system, Bafang introduced new H700 automatic dual speed Rear drive system. With a weight of 3.2kg, the H700 rear motor with 250W rated power and 32Nm of torque it can easily ensure a strong performance for riders in daily commuting https://www.bike-eu.com/products-innovations/artikel/2021/08/bafang-launches-h700-built-in-automatic-dual-speed-drive-system-10141154

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Baumeister GmbH has developed new mid-drive motors up to 140Nm with integrated continuously variable transmissions. The drive-system will be offered as a Pedelec version (25 km/h) or as an S-Pedelec version (45 km/h) and has a bottom bracket with built-in double gear, which should have a diameter of 75 mm https://pedelec-elektro-fahrrad.de/news/baumeister-praesentiert-mittelmotor-und-nabenantrieb-mit-ueber-1000-spreizung/594121/

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And why not integrate transmission into the #eBike motor, when the latter is located in the hub? This would save space, weight, simplify the whole. The Accel Group has embarked on this technical challenge. Baptized SA IHG, transmission is planned with an internal 5-speed gear and a 40 Nm electric motor https://www.breezcar.com/actualites/article/innovations-technologiques-velos-assistance-electrique-0217

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Most of today's modern e-Bikes are equipped with a front wheel-drive, rear wheel-drive or mid-drive.

So, what's the difference?

Hub-motor or Mid-drive?

Which is better?

Which one is right for exactly my operating conditions?

I tried to help you answer these questions and share with you my experience of using different types of drives in this article - https://avialbikes.com/news/avial/250w-e-bike-drive-systems-mid-drive-vs-rear-front-hub-what-should-i-choose/

#eBikemotors #eBikedrivesystems #middrivemotors #rearhubmotors #ebike #middrive

250W e-Bike drive systems: mid-drive vs rear (front) hub. What should I choose? - Avial Bikes

E-bike news: 250W e-Bike drive systems: mid-drive vs rear (front) hub. What should I choose?. Read more on Avial Bikes.

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German company Schaeffler has just revealed an innovative new drive system for electric bicycles that eschews traditional bike chains and belts. The rider’s pedaling action powers the generator and converts the energy from mechanical to electrical energy. This “bike-by-wire” system is all controlled with CAN communications between the motor, battery, generator, and control electronics https://electrek.co/2021/08/31/radical-new-electric-bike-drive-systems-requires-no-chains-or-belts-entirely-ride-by-wire/

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The Pendix eDrive150 is smaller, lighter and cheaper than its big brothers 300 and 500. Functions and design of the system have been streamlined and reduced to the absolute basics. The battery together with the gearless mid-motor (1,4 kg) takes the driver up to 28 km. #bikerdrive #ebikemidmotor #ebikedrive https://www.instagram.com/p/B3kWkamlq6W/?igshid=6tln9bgabpfh

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To test the Comp Drive mid-drive system with a power of 250 / 350W, a second prototype frame of our design was made, in which all the shortcomings of the first were corrected. https://avialbikes.com/comp-drive-motor-is-installed-on-the-second-e-bike-prototype/ #AvialBikes #ebikedrive #middrivesystem #electricbikedrive #BikeDesign #Framedesign #compdrives https://www.instagram.com/p/BuwQe8lFzHa/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1wsl5rjhfuwv0