Waterproof 48V 1500W 26" Direct-Drive Rear Hub Motor Wheel with Mountain Bike Rim
Description
Waterproof 48V 1500W 26" Direct-Drive Rear Hub Motor Wheel with Mountain Bike Rim
Disclaimer: This is a wheel-only listing, it doesn't come with any additional kit components.
The aluminum double-walled rim and hub motor are already attached, all you need to do is put your tire to the motor wheel.
The wheel axle diameter is 10 mm. Steel forks can be filed if the axle does not fit into the dropout because of its slightly larger diameter. Please do not file more than necessary and make sure that it does not damage the forks. Aluminum forks can also be filed, with extra caution.
Aluminum rims have openings for a schrader-type valve.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Recommended Tire Width | 1.95" 2.125" 2.3" 3" |
| Rim Width | 39mm |
| Rim Diameter (Outer) | 572.5mm |
| Rim Diameter (Inner) | 517.5mm |
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Spoke |
159mm 12G Carbon Steel Copper Nipples |
| Rear Dropout | 132mm |
| Rear Axle Length | 199mm |
| Motor Torque | 40Nm Efficiency >82% |
| Motor RPM (Nominal) | 560 |
| Motor Hub Diameter | 242mm |
| Motor Magnets | 46 |
| Peak Power | 1.89kW |
| Operating Mode | S1 |
SHIPPING
Shipping to Hawaii, Alaska, APO, FPO, Puerto Rico will be extra. For shipping charges outside the lower 48 US contact us first.
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