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Answer: Converting a bicycle to an electric bicycle involves adding electrical components such as a motor, battery and controller to a traditional bicycle to enable pedaling assistance from an electric motor. This process allows users to enjoy the benefits of riding an electric bike without having to purchase a new vehicle.

Answer: To convert a bicycle to an electric one, you need: a motor (mounted on the front or rear wheel, or as a mid-drive), a battery, a controller, an assist pedal and a control panel. Optionally, you can also add an accelerator and LED lights powered by a bicycle battery.

Answer: Most bikes can be converted to electric bikes, but there are some limitations. Bicycles with enough space to mount the battery and motor and with a frame that can support the extra weight are best. Unusual frame designs or specific types of bikes, such as those with very thin frames, may require a specialized approach.

Answer: The conversion cost may vary depending on the components selected and their quality. Electric bike conversion kits start at around PLN 2,500, but you can pay much more for more advanced, higher-end options and professional installation.

Answer: The difficulty of the conversion depends on the kit you choose and your mechanical skills. Many kits are designed for easy installation and can be assembled with basic tools. However, to ensure safety and correct installation, we recommend using the services of a professional service.

Answer: Converting to an electric bike can affect the durability of the bike, especially if it is done incorrectly or low-quality components are used. Therefore, it is important to choose a conversion kit from a reputable manufacturer and have it installed by a specialist, which will ensure a safe and durable solution.

Answer: The battery life of an electric bike after conversion depends on many factors, such as battery capacity, type of terrain, riding style and the rider's weight. Typically, the battery can last from 40 to 120 km on a single charge, but it's worth remembering that these values may vary.

The speed that can be achieved on an e-bike is typically between 25 km/h and 45 km/h, depending on the model and settings, subject to local e-bike speed regulations.

Yes, most e-bikes are designed for use in wet conditions, but it is recommended to avoid immersion in water and maintain them after riding in the rain to prevent damage.

To care for your e-bike, clean your bike regularly with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid direct water jets and ensure chain and brake treads are maintained. Regularly check the condition of the battery and engine and perform technical inspections in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.