Sachs RS motor

[notaninfluencer]

So i've tried this mythical Sachs RS motor beast and it's shockingly powerful... almost not like an ebike anymore.
Despite the power its actually quite controlled. But I dont think its a cycling experience anymore...



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[Rickster]

If the power is controllable , there is never too much !

 

[irie]

I know Sachs as shock manufacturers. A huge company, if they're entering the eBike motor market they're sure to shake it up.

 

[Rickster]

I agree, is it really that hard to get a high power motor that gives the rider the ability to control every aspect of the motors performance ? It appears that Yamaha has a third? party that has just accomplished exactly that within the confines of certain parameters but Highly customizable. I hope this is going to become a trend with all mainline companies.

Video time for the Yamaha motor... hacking it.

Here we go, worked on this all day!

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[Rickster]

I have been attempting to source out a bike offering Sach's motor(since 2019?). All the current offerings from Storck aren't listed as available at present.
Here's a blurb ;
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The Sachs RS engine with 112 Nm sets new standards in terms of performance and it delivers high torque at 40-60 rpm.​

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• Motor: Sachs RS, 250 W, 112 Nm, 4 Fahrstufen​

• Battery: Sachs RS, 48 V, 725 Wh "​

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[notaninfluencer]

NOX bikes make one.

 

[Rickster]

NOX bikes make one.

Thanks for the tip but they are currently listed as not available I already checked. (email sent)

 

[Freddy-mountain]

In GER there are plenty Nox Hybrids with Sachs motors available .

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The only issue I do have there, its a bit bulky design but thats only my personal taste

 

[Mabman]

I find it interesting that 48v is slowly finding its way into the marketplace dominated by 36v bikes. The Rocky Mtn. system is 48v as well and it seems that the ones that do exhibit more power? Even Specialized has a 48v system powering their Creo SL Road bike.

Of course the bulk of Chinese imports are 48v, even the cheap ones.