How We Built an Ultra-Light Folding E-bike on a Tight Budget!

The aim for this build was to create a super light folding Ebike that had plenty of power but could also be tucked away in a corner and stored. Having a folding carbon bike as a base was a bold decision form my dad, but one that paid off. Using the Swytch kit we managed to take this bike from a decent folding bike to one of the lightest electrified bikes on the market.

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PS. When I provide a link here to gear or equipment I sometimes get a kickback from it. But I NEVER link to something that I haven't used or did use and didn't like! 👍

[Pure-Luck]

Im suprise i couldn't find more video's like this.

[Jaysee]

dang thats impressive for an ebike for sure

[scottmccann]

Perfect! what a great commuter, 13kg isn't heavy, on par with my mountain bike. 👌

[glennoc]

Very lightweight build and I think the finished price was pretty good. You could possible build it cheaper by sourcing a kit or parts from overseas but you don't get warranty.

[snowfan.]

Check velobuild and the new eds groupset

[andyv]

2kg lighter than my cheap beater of a commuter. and mine doesn't have a motor! nice build!

[steveindorset]

Aren’t dads great??😊…by the way I’m probably closer to your dad’s age. 😁

[Cokecanninja]

the only thing worse than ebikes are ebikers who act like they're real cyclists. Put some effort into your life and actually improve yourself!!

[Ssssept]

you took our ebike but didn't reply my email, why???