Geeko eBike Kit Review / DIY TREK FX+ with Joe Biden Bicycle / e-Bike Hub Motor Wheel

I put the 100G Geeko Rear Hub Motor Wheel on my bicycle and converted it into an e-bike.

This e-bike conversion kit is a wheel with a hub motor in the center, and it has a cassette hub with some sensor inside, when you start to pedal, the motor will begin to give you some power assistance. Super fun.

The bicycle I used to convert into an electric bicycle is the infamous President Joe Biden TREK FX bicycle, I happened to buy the same model in the same color when I was in college. This is a super beautiful bike, so happy to have the same bicycle as the US President.

If you want to buy the 100G Geeko Motor Wheel Kit, you can find it here:

The kit is good, just be very careful to choose the right size, different bicycles have different spacing for the rear wheels. Also, this kit only works on bicycles with quick release. The through-axle bicycles cannot use this kit.

I happen to have a COUPON CODE if you want to buy the kit from their website, the COUPON CODE is: cliff-60

Me English no good, I add a caption in the video, in case I pronounce some words wrong.

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[geraldneville]

I live in a relatively flat area of Northern California. I have a fancy full suspension E-bike but don't feel comfortable using it around town even when I carry an expensive lock. Spent a lot of time looking for a quality kit, that was simple to install and basic enough as to not draw to much attention when parked and locked. Have found this kit to meet my needs. Most of the main parts, motor, battery and controller carry the E.U. symbols indicating that the manufacturing process complies with all the strict manufacturing standards needed in order to offer a product for sale in the European Union. Some years ago I worked for a company that went through that certification process. It took time and was costly. All parts and processes had to represent the highest of standards, and that is plain to see. The 350 watt motor is quite capable, even on short modest grades. The gear-set in the motor is next to silent, very quiet. At 74 speed is not high on my list. As suggested by the author of this video, the first two levels of assist will provide me enough power to pedal along at 8 or 12 mph respectively and still get a bit of exercise. The motor assist is smoothly presented. Using the first two levels of assist have left me believing that 20+ mile adventure would not be beyond reach with my 10 amp battery. The kit is first class, and simple to install with the provided tools. I only had two wires to deal with. One from the motor to the battery which I have out of sight in a front basket. The other was from the throttle to the battery/controller mount, again, in the basket out of sight. My ordering was online and was processed in 24 hours. The kit was shipped from China and took 30 days. Shipping was not an additional add on. The manual that accompanies the kit is rather basic, but I understand a more detailed version is in the making. Technical support is available, but given time zones, best to expect a 24 hour, question/answer exchange. Have had my kit mounted for a little over 2 weeks and logged a bit over 30 miles. Am impressed,

[jetthepanda]

Subscribed! Glad to see you made English versions of your videos too 😊I watched a lot of your Chinese language videos already. I'm seriously considering this kit to help me film the videos on my own channel, some of my friends are just too fast for me too keep up with! Can you push up to 35mph with this kit? That's the type of speed I need to get up to, to stay with my friends 😭😭

[diarmaidok]

Nice ebike! What is the range on assist level 2? How much capacity has the battery?

[jjlad]

Nice kit....good install. Can I ask what your Trek rear dropout spacing is?