When shopping for e-bike motors, controllers, and displays, the first choice usually comes down to separate components or a complete kit. This rear wheel conversion kit bundles the motor wheel with the supporting electrical parts, which can simplify assembly planning.
Quick verdict
At USD 309.52, this kit pairs an aluminum rear wheel with a motor rated at 2000W, 560rpm, and 60Nm torque. It is a one-box answer for a high-voltage rear hub build.
Who it suits
For a rider with a matching rear wheel size, the biggest draw is the convenience of a controller and display that come with the motor. You avoid the back-and-forth of trying to match separate electrical parts on your own.
What stands out
The aluminum motor wheel carries a 9-speed flywheel, so the kit is built around a 9-speed drivetrain. It also includes an ordinary throttle, a pedal assistant sensor, power-off brake levers, a controller bag, and an English manual. The accessory list covers the core controls in one set.
Meaningful trade-offs
The obvious limitation is weight: the motor wheel has a net weight of 12.2kg/26.9lbs. That extra mass will show up mostly when you are pedaling without assist. The platform is also specific-this is a 72V system with a fixed 27.5-inch wheel size, so the battery and controller should match that voltage and the frame should fit 27.5-inch wheels.
Bottom line
Choose this kit if you want a rear motor with strong torque plus the essential control parts in one purchase at USD 309.52. The bundled accessories are the practical reason to buy, while the rear-wheel weight and voltage-specific setup are the real conditions to accept.
72V E-Bike Motor 27.5" Rear Wheel LCD Electric Bicycle Conversion Kit 2000W
The aluminum motor wheel includes a 9-speed flywheel and a motor rated at 2000W, 560rpm, and 60Nm torque. The kit is most appealing for its bundled components: controller, LCD display, ordinary throttle, pedal assist sensor, power-off brake lever, and controller bag all come together. The main limitation is the 12.2kg/26.9lbs wheel weight, which means added mass at the rear axle and a clear need for a frame that matches 27.5-inch wheels.
