DIY eBike Cost only $115 to Convert my bike - 250watt 24v geared motor, full Build

In this video I'm showing a homemade 250 Watt geared motor ebike and a full build of the ebike. I ordered the new parts on amazon cost about $115 USD for 250watt geared motor, 24v controller and throttle kit, two 12v lead acid batteries and one free wheel sprocket all other materials were rusty scrap metal that I recycled and the bike I already had. You can build this without welding by using two free wheel sprockets and an adapter just remove your cassette and install. I like to weld on the freewheel sprocket and keep the original gears. This ebike works really well I've been touring around I mostly use the motor for assist, makes riding up big hills very easy. I can use the bike as a full ebike, it gets up most hills without help from peddling and moves alone at a good pace. The batteries I'm using are 12 volt 10 amp hours two of them in series for a 24v 10ah battery I can get about 24 mins out of the batteries when using the motor constantly, if used for just peddle assist can probably ride for about an hour or more depending on how many up hill climbing. Big Thanks to my Subscribers hope your all awesome, if your new to the channel ‪@kurtscottage‬ Please consider subscribing and turning on notifications if you'd like to support the channel. Thanks for Watching, Peace Out





I built a Cheap homemade ebike electric bicycle, how to build a cheap ebike at home,
No product placement in this video, all parts were bought on my dollar, I look for the best prices to build up a cheap geared ebike. You can build this without welding or can buy a kit that comes with the bracket to mount to your frame. Used a high torque 24 volt geared DC brushed motor.
This bike is a Raleigh Serengeti 21 speed with full suspension, the motor was mounted to the swing arm using a homemade bracket. bracket can be cut out with a angle grinder, I used a plasma cutter, 4 bolts hold the bracket onto the swing arm, no drilling into original bike frame. I charge the batteries with a 12v charger or I use some of my homemade solar panels with a solar charge controller.