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Hi all, Friend has two Radrovers and he has burned out two rear hub motors. He has replaced one with a new hub motor but he is worried about burning out more hub motors. Where we live we have lots of steep hills particularly when you go offroad. I think a hub motor is great for people who don't...

Two friends have Aspen plus bikes bought from Leon cycles in Seattle Washington I bought two batteries from them Quick shipping Has anyone tried going with an after market controller with a cycle analyst?? This should give you a faster speed and more control

Don’t use the regen My personal Wattwagon has lots of miles on it including a 400 mile trip Did a kickstarter on it years ago. Didn’t get fully funded but sold some. Trying to clear out my bike garage and thought it might be of some interest to bike tourist. Video here...

Yes but I don’t use it

I am selling two of my Wattwagon pusher trailers. Hooks easily to most bikes and the only electric wiring and attachment that stays on the bike is the throttle. Powerful direct Drive hub motor. This allows you to use a regular bike without having to deal with the expense and compromises of an e-...

Sure they are. It is what you make them. I can only speak for myself but I use my Wattwagon a lot more than my car. Shopping, commuting, recreation, long trips you name it. Average around 400 miles per month. But I came from years of being an avid biker. You need to know what you are doing out...

Court, yest I will be going. According to Turbo Bob there will be over 30 shops and companies represented! Should be an amazing evening.

I think lower price points are the key. Right now you have to spend over $2500 to get a quality e-bike. I know the battery cost seems to be the limiting factor but prices will come down and range will go up. I really wonder how many units per month are being sold through to the consumer in the...

My take on this is that we are lucky to be able to be classified as bicycles and not having to licence our vehicles or pass any driving tests. In my experience with electric bikes, at much over 25 MPH they start to become too fast and the frames, tires and brakes start to get overworked...

Starts at 5:00 PM. You can test ride bikes. Just bring a helmet and sign a release. Here is a link for the flyer for the event:

I just did a two and on half day tour of 375 miles in distance. I used two 48 volt 15 amp hour batteries in my Wattwagon. Range of around 70 plus miles. Start with a full charge, recharge once during the day will get you 120 to 160 miles. I used pedal assist (not breaking a sweat) and averaged...

Here is a youtube video of the Wattwagon hauling an 8 foot surfboard!

Check out our Kickstarter page on the Wattwagon electric assist bicycle trailer: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1473904641/wattwagon-electric-assist-bicycle-trailer Turns most quality bicycles into electric assist. Perfect for those who don't need or want a dedicated electric bicycle...

I am an avid bikepacker. I have done several endurance mountain bike races like the Stagecoach 400 the AZT 300 and the Tour Divide (2800 miles) Non motorized of course! I have also done other long self supported bikepack trips but would like to incorporate the Wattwagon in my trips. That way I...

Shea, Thanks for the feedback. The Wattwagon will be shipped speed limited to 20MPH. In regards to the video, I have reworked it several times based upon feedback. I added more ride videos, and pics of the Wattwagon and more captions. Sure I could make it better but I think it describes the...

I am new to this community although I have been involved in the bicycle business for years. I have owned a bicycle shop, been an avid bicyclist and put on several bicycle events every year. I have dabbled in electric bikes for years and have recently got back into it. I now put on Electric...