Testing BikeOn's Water and Mud Resistance: Will It Withstand?

[@JoaoVictorVick]

Perfect. I have a tip, I usually recommend that several people use these kits on their bikes but everyone tells me the same thing: "I don't like having this battery in the frame, it looks weird" would it be possible to reduce the size of the battery so that it fits under the seat ? It would be a good place to “hide” so it would be less visible and even more attractive to the public, generally they don't like having batteries in the frame, it would be a differentiator since competitors use huge batteries. Another question, if it's not possible to reduce the size, could you change the shape of the battery so that it fits under the seat? I'm from Brazil, unfortunately there aren't any of these kits here, I'm researching these boosters and so far yours has attracted me the most, congratulations!!!

[@TheBikeOn]

Thanks for your comment. If by "under the seat" you mean something like that: amzn.to/3Wwkgxe our battery is already small enough to fit in such cage. Our battery is the size and shape of a water bottle, so you can mount it anywhere you could mount a water bottle.

[@oleksandrvozniuk6344]

how does it work when climbing up few miles, enough power? Thanks

[@TheBikeOn]

Yes, the motor is 750W so you have enough power for climbing up. Check out this short where we show the difference: kzbin.infoNq2dkp6Hf9Q