Hey everyone, let’s dive into some popular mid-drive motor options that really made a splash in TWO THOUSAND AND TWENTY-ONE. Mid-drive motors, as you know, are a game-changer for e-bikes, offering a much more natural and efficient riding experience compared to hub motors. So, let’s get into the specifics of some top contenders.
First up, we have the YOCH THIRTY-SIX VOLT, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY WATT motor, with a SIXTY-EIGHT millimeter bottom bracket. This is a great entry-level option for those looking to upgrade their bike without breaking the bank. It’s known for its reliability and ease of installation. The torque is decent for everyday riding, making hills manageable and providing a good boost for longer rides. It’s a solid choice for commuters or those who enjoy leisurely rides on paved surfaces. You can find more information and purchase links in the description below.
Next, we’ll look at the slightly more powerful YOCH FORTY-EIGHT VOLT, FIVE HUNDRED WATT motor, also with a SIXTY-EIGHT millimeter bottom bracket. This one steps things up a notch. The increased voltage and wattage translate to significantly more power, making it ideal for tackling steeper hills and carrying heavier loads. It’s still relatively lightweight, which is a plus, and the increased power doesn’t compromise the smooth, natural feel of a mid-drive system. Again, this is a fantastic option for those who want a bit more oomph in their ride. Check out the link in the description for more details.
Now, let’s move on to a powerhouse: the Bafang EIGHTFUN FORTY-EIGHT VOLT, SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY WATT motor, also with a SIXTY-EIGHT millimeter bottom bracket. This is where things get serious. SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY WATTS is a substantial amount of power, making this motor perfect for tackling challenging terrain, long distances, and carrying heavy cargo. It’s a popular choice among serious e-bike enthusiasts and those who frequently ride off-road. The increased power does come with a slightly higher price tag, but the performance is undeniable. Be sure to check the link in the description for more information on this beast.
Finally, we have the top-of-the-line option for TWO THOUSAND AND TWENTY-ONE: the Bafang EIGHTFUN FORTY-EIGHT VOLT, ONE THOUSAND WATT HD motor, again with a SIXTY-EIGHT millimeter bottom bracket. ONE THOUSAND WATTS! This is a serious piece of kit. This motor is designed for those who demand the absolute best in performance. It’s incredibly powerful, capable of handling virtually any terrain and load. It’s a significant investment, but for those who need the ultimate in power and performance, it’s hard to beat. Remember to check the link in the description for all the details and purchasing options. This is a motor that will truly transform your riding experience.
Hey everyone, and welcome back to the channel! Today, we’re diving deep into the world of mid-drive motors, specifically looking at some of the most popular new products that hit the market in TWO THOUSAND AND TWENTY-ONE. These motors are a game-changer for e-bikes, offering incredible power and efficiency. Let’s get started!
First up, we have the Aikema THIRTY-SIX Volt, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY Watt motor with a SIXTY-EIGHT millimeter bottom bracket. This is a really solid entry-level option, offering a great balance of power and affordability. What I really like about the Aikema is its simplicity. It’s relatively easy to install, and the performance is surprisingly good for its price point. You’re getting a smooth, consistent power delivery, perfect for everyday riding and tackling some moderate hills. Of course, being a TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY Watt motor, it’s not going to be winning any races, but for commuting or leisurely rides, it’s more than capable. And don’t forget to check out the link in the description for more details and where to purchase one.
Next, we’re moving up a notch in power with the Tongsheng TSDZTWO THIRTY-SIX Volt, THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Watt motor, also with a SIXTY-EIGHT millimeter bottom bracket. This is a significantly more powerful motor than the Aikema, offering a noticeable increase in torque and hill-climbing ability. The TSDZTWO is known for its robust build quality and its incredibly customizable settings. You can really fine-tune the motor’s response to perfectly match your riding style. It’s a bit more involved to install than the Aikema, but the extra power and control are well worth the effort for many riders. Again, the link in the description will take you to all the information you need.
Finally, we have the QIROLL QR-E TWENTY-FIVE Volt, TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY Watt motor. This one is a bit of an outlier in this lineup, primarily because of its lower voltage. However, don’t let that fool you. The QIROLL is a surprisingly efficient and lightweight motor, making it a great choice for those looking to build a lighter, more agile e-bike. It’s not going to be as powerful as the TSDZTWO, but it’s still more than enough for most everyday riding situations. The smaller size and weight also make it a good option for smaller frames and bikes with tighter clearances. And, as always, the link is in the description below.
Now, before we wrap up, I wanted to mention some related news. There have been some exciting developments in the mid-drive motor market recently, with several companies announcing new models and improvements to existing designs. Keep an eye out for updates, as this is a rapidly evolving sector. I’ll try to keep you all informed as things progress. Let me know in the comments which of these motors you find most interesting, and if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask!







