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Do you want an electric bike, but not a new bike? How about a conversion kit?

Swytch has a 25-mile conversion kit for $299. The electric bike will be capped at 15 mph for the EU or 20 mph for the US. The 25 miles is roughly how far the bike will go on a single charge. The Swytch conversion kit will work on any style of bike: mountain bike, road bike, beach cruiser, or any other type of bike. Conversion kit contains the following: 250W motor wheel in ANY size. 25 Mile Swytch Power Pack, Quick Connect Handlebar Mount, 36V 180Wh Lithium Ion Battery, Pedal Sensor, Two Brake Sensors, and a Charger. Swytch also offers a twist or thumb throttle for an additional $15. Swytch also offers a 50-mile kit for $350. Swytch estimates the time to install the conversion kit on your bike at 2-5 minutes. The kit can also be removed from your bike to convert an electric bike back to a regular bike. Estimated delivery is currently April 2018. Swytch is designed, manufactured and shipped from the UK.

EAZY Bike is another electric bike conversion kit manufacturer from Sweden. The EAZY bike also travels up to 20 mph (15 mph EU). The current special is $159 for the EU kit and $169 for the US kit. The kit contains a 250W or 350W motor (depending on EU or US version), a 36V 216 Wh battery and a charger. The conversion kit allows you to use full electricity or use pedal assistance. As you pedal, the motor will engage to assist or propel the bike forward. Stop pedaling and the engine shuts off. The total weight added to the bike is 4.5 lbs or just under 2 kg.

Dillenger is another company that offers electric bike kits. These kits are made and shipped from the USA. Kits range from $629 to $2299 in price. Dillenger offers mid-drive, off-road, and street-legal kits. They also offer a high voltage conversion kit but it is not suitable for most bikes. Street legal kit contains the following: 36V 470Wh Li-Ion Battery, 250W or 350W Motor (Depending on Country), LCD Handlebar Controller, 1 Tire with Motor, Charger, Throttle Pin Cable, pedal assist sensor, brake sensor and brake sensor cable. Total weight of 17 pounds (9.9 pounds without battery, 7.1 pounds of battery weight).

There are other electric bike kits out there. The above are the three most popular, today, on the market. EAZY bike has the most simplified installation with the fewest parts. However, EAZY bike is a very new company and cannot be installed on all types of bikes. Swytch is also a new company. Swytch advertises that their conversion kit can be mounted on ANY bike. However, Swytch has a long lead time to ship the product.

Dillenger is a more established company that can ship faster. However, Dillenger’s conversion kits are more complicated and more expensive. Once the Dillenger kit is installed on your bike, it’s not that easy to remove and go back to your regular bike. Any of the three can be a good option. Be sure to see what your priorities are with installing an electric bike kit. If you want to switch between an electric bike and a regular bike, the Swytch or EAZY bike kits may be your best option. They are also the most affordable options.

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