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BionX P-Series motor - 500W, 480RPM, Cassette, 36 Spokes, New Gold Connector, 01-5984

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BionX P-Series motor - 500W, 480RPM, Cassette, 36 Spokes, New Gold Connector, 01-5984P Series High Speed motor, 01 5984; *** The BionX 500W motors should be used on small diameter wheels. When used on standard diameter wheels (700C) about 30% less torque will be observed compared to a standard 350 P series motor. *** High Speed; Usually used for 20 inches wheel, or just high speed bikes! Used on P 500 DV kits Will push up to 50kmh for a 20 inches wheel, 70kmh for 700c wheel. Usually limited to 45km h. 500Watts nominal, 1500W peak

P-Series High Speed motor, 01-5984;

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The BionX 500W motors should be used on small diameter wheels.
When used on standard diameter wheels (700C) about 30% less torque will be observed compared to a standard 350 P-series motor. 
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  • High Speed; Usually used for 20 inches wheel, or just high speed bikes!
  • Used on P 500 DV kits
  • Will push up to 50kmh for a 20 inches wheel, 70kmh for 700c wheel. Usually limited to 45km/h.
  • 500Watts nominal, 1500W peak power.
  • 480 RPM Stator; For 20” RIMs, but can take up to 29” Rims
  • Weight – 4.7kg
  • 36 spokes holes.
  • For cassette installation; 7, 8, 9, 10, and select 11 speed compatible.
  • 6 bolt disc brake compatible
  • Standard axle length; 135mm O.L.D. (Over-Locknut Dimension)
  • Use the latest gold plated power connector.
  • 27deg TRC torque blocker included, (part 01-3656)
  • Black
  • Production date; January 2018.

 Important information to know when buying/installing BionX motors.

* Motor only, No spokes, no rim, no washers, no cassette.
* 27degres TRC (torque reaction collar) + 2 nuts included.
* To be used with the latest gold plated Power Connector
.

When ordering a motor, please specify if it's going to be used with a G2 or RC3 controller and also the planned wheel diameter, maximum speed. We will pre-program the according firmware and set parameters. By default, we ship motors for G2 controller usage and with a 700c wheel diameter.

 

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