Frame Size

26 in

Type

Mountain bike

Brand

Funbike

Great Prices on Thanksgiving and Black Friday, last 30 days!USD1899 Chinese factory directly sell,Funbike have a lot of dealers in the US,we have an office in Irvine ,do not worry about warranty issues! Test ride please go Driven bikes and Bikecraze Electric Bike www.funsebikes This model is fat tire e-bike with mid drive BAFANG M 1000W motor,highest speed is 40MPH! 48V/14Ah Lithium Battery 40-50 MilesPer Charge BAFANG 1000W Mid Motor 120nm 26"*4.5 Tire TektroHydraulic Disc Brake 6061 Aluminum Alloy Frame 32–40 MPH Max Speed 9 speed Shimano Derailleur Mid-drive Motor Vs Rear Hub Motor？ With constantly evolving technology, e-bikes are becoming increasingly popular as a viable alternative to traditional bicycles. They allow riders to easily manage hills and long distances without exerting too much effort. Currently, rear hub motors and mid-drive motors are the two most common types of motors on the market and they differ in the power output as well as the riding experience of the vehicle. This article will inspire you to choose the motor configuration that suits you best. Mid-drive motor electric bikes Mid-drive motors are mounted on e-bikes' bottom brackets, a relatively recent technological achievement. The crank is connected directly to the bike's drivetrain. The motor provides power to the electric cycle by means of the crank and chain and increases the efficiency ratio for faster transport. The advantage of a mid-motor electric bike is that it offers greater riding efficiency when riding or climbing. As a result, riders can traverse a variety of terrains with ease, including mountainous ones.  Rear hub motor e-bikes Located in the back wheel, the rear hub motor supplies power by applying torque directly to the rear wheel. The most common type of e-bike motor now available is the rear hub motor which is not impacted by gears or chains. Hub motors can be categorized as gearless or geared. Hub motors without gears are frequently built more simply and may be operated just by the motor. On the other hand, geared hub motors regulate motor speed by varying gear speed. Geared hub motors are more complex in construction and can achieve higher riding efficiency. Additionally, some rear hub motor ebikes come with a throttle which is installed on the handlebar and may be operated with the thumb or a half-twist. You can change the motor speed and free up your pedal action with a single button push or torque. Mid-drive motor ProsCons Offers further riding rangeNeed maintenance more often Easy control with good balanceMore expensive price tag Offers more riding power to climb hills and go over tough terrains Bike cannot move forward if the gear or chain is worn out Improves your riding comfortLack of throttle so you have to pedal all the timeBetter riding efficiency Improved riding safety  Hub-drive motor ProsCons Longer lifespan Offers limited riding range Needs less maintenance and saves time and moneyConsumes more motor energyLess wear and tear on the chain and drivetrainMay not have gears involved in the running processThrottles allow you to ride without pedalingBigger motor and the battery increase bike weightMore model options available in marketNot as powerful as the mid-drive motorCheaper price tagLess safe Overheating will degrade motor efficiencyMajor differencesDifference in mounting positionThe main difference between mid-drive and hub-drive motors is their mounting position. A mid-drive motor is generally located in the centre of the frame, close to the pedals, whereas a hub motor is built into the wheel assembly. The mid-drive motor is able to draw power from the crank of the bike whereas the hub motor relies only on the battery for power.Difference in running powerThe difference in value between the two types of motors lies in the operating process. The mid-drive motor runs through the drivetrain, driving your chain and rear wheel. This provides you with a more intuitive riding experience and achieves a better power transfer ratio. A rear hub motor, on the other hand, applies power exclusively to the rear wheel, propelling the rear wheel for transport often without the involvement of gears and chains. This makes the rear hub motor easier to maintain and saves you time. However, the mid-drive motor offers a smoother and more natural power delivery, making it easier to control. Difference in priceThere is a difference in price between these two motors. Mid-drive motors generally need a special frame, and being mounted in the middle of the frame can help the vehicle achieve a better balance. In contrast, rear-drive models may have a standard structure but vary in terms of motor construction, including whether or not they have gears. Due to their increased complexity, the mid-motor electric bike does not offer any pricing advantage. Moreover, mid-drive motors require more maintenance due to their complex design. Generally, rear-drive motors are less expensive than mid-drive motors.

Wheel Size

26 in / 650c

Frame Material

Aluminum