Even easier uphill with the e-mountainbike | Ride MTB

Even easier uphill with the e-mountainbike

The e-mountainbike provides a powerful tailwind and can turn mountains into hills. If you find the gearing too light despite the motor support, you can help with retrofit motor sprockets. A Swiss lightweight construction expert offers tuning sprockets for Bosch and Yamaha motors.

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Even easier uphill with Bosch
Chainrings for the Bosch mid-motor are available from the manufacturer in sizes 15, 18 and 20 teeth. If you want to master the steepest climbs on your e-bike and adapt the drive for easier gears, you can use a 13 and 14-tooth motor sprocket from the supplier and Pfäffikon bike store MacBike. The 13 mm sprocket comes with a retaining ring that leaves enough space between the ring and the chain - otherwise the chain would rest on the original Bosch retaining ring. MacBike also offers a 14 mm motor sprocket for Bosch motors, both sprockets can be combined with Bosch Active and Performance drives from model year 2014 onwards.

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And for Yamaha too
The Yamaha drivetrain already shines with the option of specifying a double chainring set. If the original 2x combo is too heavy for you, the Yamaha X942 and X943 motors can be fitted with a spider developed by MacBike with a bolt circle of 104/64mm chainring combos up to 36/22.

As the marketer of the aftermarket sprockets - the company Light-Bikes.ch - announces, the small aftermarket sprockets for Bosch and Yamaha drivetrains should not affect the top speed, but only the gear range should be adapted to individual preferences.

www.macbike.ch
www.light-bikes.ch


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