Phoenix Brute 3640 Electric Bike Kit

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Phoenix Brute 3640

Manufacturer: Electricrider

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Sale Price: $999.99

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Product Description

The Electric rider bike conversion (ERBC) systems named this conversion kit “Brute” for a very good reason. The literal meaning of the word is “beast” or “bully”. Which one do you apply, depends on you! The whole kit comes already wired. So you need not bother about wiring. All you have to do is to replace the front wheel of your normal bike with kit’s electric wheel. Then attach various accessories to their respective places like throttle and cruise control to your bike handlebar, power bag to your bike’s rack. Well we call it “The Beast” because it really is a beast! With a 36 volt system it provides you with considerable power. And we call it “a Bully”, because it really bullies other kits. 3640 kits provide you with plenty of options that reduce other kits to minnows. This kit is available with an option for the front wheel. It is available in 16, 20, 24 and 26 inch sizes. If you want to get front wheel with a size other than these ones, you will have to place a special order with the manufacturer. The ERBC conversion kits are available with tax credits in some Californian cities as well as in some countries.

Product Details

Phoenix Brute 3640 on 26 inch rim reaches 19 MPH
Batteries and charger included. This is a complete system; nothing else to buy
For the serious commuter. Fast, powerful, green.
Phoenix 3640 is 1440 Watts, 4840 is 1920 Watts, and 7240 is 2880 Watts!
ElectricRider Service Center repairs almost everything we sell, and we have parts in stock

Customer Reviews

Lotta money and no specs

Review Date: April 12, 2010

Reviewer: Inventor, Triad, NC

There is a vague reference to "watts" but not what the watts come from or go to. No mention of the size or wattage of the motor. No mention of the type battery and its rating. No mention of the charger specs and whether it is self-regulating.

For $1,000 I think we deserve more info.