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Reports on the electro-drive

the Currie Police Bike	Currie doing their bit for the good guys
A2B	Straight-talking A2B took a look at an early import - if I didn't sell all my kits, I would take a newer one for them the look at.....
IHPVA and IHPVA (trikes)	Here' s what the 'Human-Powered Vehicle' people say: perhaps it should be 'IE-DPVA', though? Check out the trike! I can supply the Magura twistgrip described therin - £55 +p&p and I have an adapter to change it to a thumb-throttle for £5
Knoxie's pages	Paul's pages on the 'drive - not quite 'Reader's Wives' more 'Blokes Bikes'! Read his notes closely to get the best from the kit.
Powabyke Fan Club	Coming to an agricultural show near you!....
electric-bikes.com	"I have no reservations whatsoever about recommending the Pro Drive to anyone interested in an electric drive unit"
electric-bikes.com	"We consider their products the standard by which to measure others" "In short, Currie products offer exceptional "bang for the buck""
Carl@wisechat	"Compared to the other e-bikes I've ridden, my Currie-equipped e-bike is (to me) noticeably better."
Bicycle Motor Reviews	"Although every manufacturer had its advantages and disadvantages, I felt nothing was comparable to the US Prodrive."
ebikeshootout	Electric Bike Shoot out: "Although its "U.S. ProDrive" bike doesn't have the name cachet of ZAP's police bike, Currie Technologies might actually have the better bike and drive system."

electro-drive 'Shooting' Gallery

How's this for a weekend's work?

The electro-drive looks nicely at home, and with the battery pack hidden inside luggage you could be forgiven for thinking it's pedal-powered - until you see the bike accelerating uphill without the rider breaking sweat!

Thanks to Rob for his photo

This kit is 3 years old now, hand carried from the US of A. Absence of decals on the motor says it a US spec. 'Silver Can' BMC MAC motor. Lousy marketing, but masses of torque. A wolf in street clothing.

My main ride: Dahon JetStream: with the battery mounted this way it still folds OK. Good for 13mph - front and rear suspenders iron out the bumps in Wiltshire roads.

this is a Giant Allrounder: alloy frame, suspension seapost, dynamo lights and rack - just the ticket for the 'streetwise'

Taken from a Currie website

The 'Boardwalk' offered a good value 20" folding package.

Superseded now by the Philips model and by several lighter Dahon models, priced from £199. Hub geared models can be fitted with a front hub motor.

Not quite how Gary Fisher intended perhaps, but this is a Napa in street clothes, sporting a 2002 electro-drive kit.

Probably the smallest frame that will take the frame-mount electro-drive kit. Any smaller and you'll need the rack-mount version.