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• Referral from April 15, 2019
  

  KyleFGames asked:

  What’s the best place to get a battery pack? I’m looking for a 52v battery pack for a rear hub conversion. Are there any 52V packs out there for around $600-$800? The vendor must ship to Canada! Also, any parts or websites you’d recommend for a 1500W rear hub conversion would be greatly appreciated!

  

  NCC1941 replied:

  For batteries, [EM3 ev](https://em3 ev.com/) and [LunaCycle](https://lunacycle.com/) are two of the main reputable vendors. I'm using two EM3 ev packs and I've used a Luna pack, and they've all been high quality. Name-brand cells, detailed and accurate specs. For a high-quality hub motor kit, it's hard to beat [ebikes.ca](https://www.ebikes.ca/). If you're just looking for something cheap, Ebikeling and Voilamart are two good Amazon/eBay sellers of cheap generic hub motor kits.

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• Referral from July 8, 2016
  

  Kyle C. asked:

  Anyone have suggestions on where to find a small hub motor? This would be for a kids bike, 16" standard spoked wheel or possibly two 12" single sided motors. It's for a disabled child, so I'm thinking maybe a KMX trike. I know wheelchair motors come in 12" single sided hubs, but they might be overkill on the weight. If I can get a small 250 watt motor built into t rear wheel for this that would be easiest. Otherwise we'll modify the frame to make it happen.

  

  Dan P. replied:

  The ones that Justin sells for the 16" bromptons might work. http://www.ebikes.ca/shop/conversion-kits/brompton-kits.html

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