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​​Electric bike conversion kits allow you to turn a traditional bike into an electric bike by adding an electric motor, a battery, and associated electronics. These DIY electric bike conversion...

The future of ebikes is very exciting. Many people are in awe of the idea of how quickly ebikes are improving and becoming more popular. As technology continues to advance,...

Ebike conversion kits are a relatively new innovation that allows you to convert your bike into an electric bike, or "ebike". Ebikes have significant advantages compared to other vehicles in many usage scenarios.

There is one common confusion that ebike users have while installing a wheel. That is which direction they should install the wheel. First and foremost you need to pay attention...

There are many brake types available for bikes but we’re going to talk about the 4 most common types of bike brakes and briefly explain their pros and cons. Our...

Are you having trouble with a stubborn tire? We’re here to guide you how to remove the stuck tires off your ebike rim. We know how frustrating this process can...

We do not recommend carbon frame bikes with direct drive motors. As eBikeling, we’re offering direct drive motors with 1200W, 1500W, and 3000W conversion kits.

When connecting a Li-On battery and ebike DC controller, oftentimes we see a spark on the wire. The reason why is the surge current that flows into the controller because...

Power cut off brakes are for mainly safety purposes. They bring additional safety to your ride. Ebikeling conversion kits come with the brake levers with power cut-off sensors. Now let’s...

We wanted to share with you the important buying tips for ebike conversion kits. We categorized them under several titles. These tips will help you make a decision and also...

700c has been a very misunderstood term for a while now and we would like to clarify that for you. The most common issue with this term is confusing it...