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Straight answers to the questions people ask before converting a bike: what fits, what is legal, how to choose power and battery, and how to keep it all safe.

brakes · guide · safety

Your Brakes Are the Part You Forgot to Upgrade

Fitting a conversion kit is mostly a story about adding power. A 3000W kit takes a bike that did 25 km/h downhill and makes 65 km/h normal. It also adds the weight of a motor and a batter...

controllers · guide

Sinewave vs Squarewave Controllers: Which Should You Choose?

Order any F1 conversion kit and one of the first choices is sinewave or squarewave. It sounds like a technical detail for someone else to worry about. It is not: it changes how the bike s...

batteries · guide · safety

Lithium eBike Battery Safety: Charging, Storage and How These Ship

A 52V or 72V eBike pack stores more energy than almost anything else in a household. Treated properly it is safe and will last years. Treated carelessly, lithium-ion can overheat, catch f...

batteries · guide

eBike Battery Range Explained: How Many Ah Do You Actually Need?

Range anxiety kills more eBike fun than flat tyres. The fix is understanding two numbers, volts and amp-hours, and being honest about how you ride. No jargon, promise.The 30-second versio...

conversion kits · guide

1500W to 6000W: Which eBike Conversion Kit Is Right for You?

Five kits, one honest guide. Every F1 kit uses the same formula, a rear hub motor with matched controller and display, so the real question is how much power suits your riding. All of the...

batteries · guide

52V vs 72V eBike Batteries: Which System Do You Need?

Voltage is the first fork in the road when you plan a conversion. It decides which kits you can run, how hard the bike pulls, and what the build costs. Here is the difference in practical...

guide · legal

Are High-Powered eBikes Legal in Australia? What Riders Need to Know

Short answer: on public roads and paths, Australia limits e-bikes to low-powered pedal-assist. Anything with real power, including every kit we sell, is for off-road and private property ...

conversion kits · guide

How to Convert Your Bike to an eBike: The Complete Guide

Converting a regular bike into an electric bike is one of the most satisfying projects you can do in a shed. With a modern hub-motor kit, a full conversion is an afternoon's work with bas...