jameswilson
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Today I want to bring this comparison over the table since I've found that kits are well known for being lightweight hub motor conversion kits and recently I could discuss a bit with a relative who has Swytch go, in my case I have E-Switchy switchy one and two, but I want to focus on switch one to have a point of comparison with swytch go, because both are the basic or "starting" kits from each brand.
First of all, both have front hub motors, but E-Switchy's baterry is integrated within the front wheel, in the case of Swytch go the battery is secured with straps. This is something that I like about Switch one, and it's that with that one, the bike goes unnoticed, many don't realize it's an ebike, and the battery is less vulnerable to theft. Both kits are easy to install, there is not too much to say about this point. Talking about customer support, my relative told me he had a kinda bad experience when he tried to resolve a misunderstanding when he had just bought the kit, but I don't know much about it, does anyone have heard anything about their customer service? Now, going on E-Switchy, I've contacted customer service just once to clarify a doubt about the app, and it was a good customer service.
In hills the assist system increases the power, and the feeling while pedaling is light and it feels fun to be true.
You may wonder why I put Bafang kit in the title but I've not talked about it here, well, it's beacuse I havent had any experience with it myself, but I see that is like the equivalent so I thought It'd be interesting to include it in the comparison, so if any of you guys have used this kit, your experiences are well received here
First of all, both have front hub motors, but E-Switchy's baterry is integrated within the front wheel, in the case of Swytch go the battery is secured with straps. This is something that I like about Switch one, and it's that with that one, the bike goes unnoticed, many don't realize it's an ebike, and the battery is less vulnerable to theft. Both kits are easy to install, there is not too much to say about this point. Talking about customer support, my relative told me he had a kinda bad experience when he tried to resolve a misunderstanding when he had just bought the kit, but I don't know much about it, does anyone have heard anything about their customer service? Now, going on E-Switchy, I've contacted customer service just once to clarify a doubt about the app, and it was a good customer service.
In hills the assist system increases the power, and the feeling while pedaling is light and it feels fun to be true.
You may wonder why I put Bafang kit in the title but I've not talked about it here, well, it's beacuse I havent had any experience with it myself, but I see that is like the equivalent so I thought It'd be interesting to include it in the comparison, so if any of you guys have used this kit, your experiences are well received here
